Keep your control at hand

Designed for reduced active finger extension. Supports rehabilitation and daily function without external power.
Available ready-made or as a kit for your own custom orthosis.

Available in Small, medium and large sizes for either the left or right hand

Our Madglove Assist

With basic health insurance, your Madglove Assist can be adjusted and fitted for you. Check out the steps on our Madglove Assist page.

Madglove Assist

Custom fabrication and fitting?

Check out our Custom Kit, its integration processes and possible combinations.

Custom Kit
For clinicians & distributors

Validate and prescribe.
Under 15 minutes.

The Madglove 5–5 Method — assessment, fit, and functional validation in a single session.

Order a sample kit to get started See the method →

Experience The Madglove Assist

Curious how the Madglove Assist supports hand mobility and daily function?
Book a free demo call to see the glove in action, ask questions, and find out if it’s right for yourself, your patient or your organisation.

Request A Demo

Meet Our Ambassadors

Madglove’s ambassador community inspires, informs and connects people during their rehabilitation journey and enables us to improve lives.

Discover Our Ambassador Experiences

Hear why our customers trust us

  • After my patient wore the glove at home for 2 weeks, his fingers opened up more and we were able to finally train his hand in the clinic.

    Physiotherapist

  • ,,(At Madglove) I felt welcomed, I felt free and I felt good. (While wearing a glove)I could pick up things which I couldn’t do for the last 12/13 years. It works! (I thought) it can’t be true, but it is! I am happy! (The glove) can support me. I think the glove can increase my life quality.’’

    An Brasser, Glove User

  •  ,,The Madglove is designed to significantly assist people with ABI in their activities of daily living. While I haven’t seen in it practice with patients (yet) I believe that this glove can make a valuable contribution in supporting users making their hand more functional in ADL skills and thereby improving their independence.”

    Lucas Koester, Practice DEEN