
Jasinski plans to serve in his existing roles through the second quarter of 2025 to assist with the transition to a successor. The Lifeward (formerly ReWalk Robotics) board appointed a special committee to direct the search for its next CEO. It plans to consider both external and internal candidates in partnership with a nationally recognized firm.
During the transition, Lifeward intends to reschedule its planned Feb. 20 virtual investor event until alter in 2025, once it names a CEO. It expects to report revenue for the year ended Dec. 31, 2024, of approximately $25.7 million.
Jasinski led the company through a recent rebrand to “Lifeward” as it sought to expand its portfolio. He spoke to MassDevice last year about the benefits of the rebrand.
“I have been thrilled and honored to have led a remarkable team in creating a new industry that allowed the paralyzed community the ability to walk in everyday life,” Jasinski said. “I am grateful and thank all the individuals I worked with on this journey. The ReWalk team shepherded a concept to a working device, compiled extensive scientific data, secured regulatory approvals, established capacity to supply, and importantly – delivered patients access to technology through payment coverage by Medicare, German insurers and others.
“Simply put, we changed lives. We added the unique AlterG Anti-Gravity systems, Soft Exo-Suit technology with the ReStore stroke system and the MyoCycle FES system to the portfolio which form a solid foundation for Lifeward’s financial future.”