Full-Time
Assistive Technology Professional
ATP
Mobius Mobility
11-50 employees
Manufactures adaptive personal mobility devices
Compensation Overview
$80k - $100k/yr
Seattle, WA, USA
Remote
Remote within Washington or surrounding states, supporting the Greater Seattle area; domestic travel by car and plane is required.
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- A bachelor's degree in a related field is required.
- Current Assistive Technology Professional (ATP) certification from RESNA or a scheduled ATP certification test is required.
- Hands-on experience working with individuals with disabilities is required.
- A valid driver's license is required.
- The ability to physically train new users in basic ibot operation and ibot stair climbing is required.
- The ability to use standard office equipment and computer systems is required.
- The ability to lift items up to 30 pounds is required.
- The ability to travel domestically by car and plane as needed is required.
- Partner with clinicians to evaluate client needs and recommend appropriate ibot configurations.
- Conduct Complex Rehab Technology assessments and home environment evaluations.
- Deliver devices, ensure proper equipment fit, and provide hands-on user training.
- Demonstrate product operation and ensure safe, effective use of the ibot Personal Mobility Device.
- Develop and maintain referral relationships with clinicians, rehabilitation facilities, and community partners.
- Identify opportunities to expand awareness and adoption of the ibot Personal Mobility Device.
- Conduct in-services, product demonstrations, and educational sessions.
- Review seating specifications and orders for accuracy.
- Collaborate with operations and service teams to ensure smooth configuration, delivery, and follow-through.
- Assist with insurance documentation and processes as needed.
- Attend trade shows, conferences, and industry events.
- Uphold RESNA's Code of Ethics and company policies.
- A bachelor's degree in health sciences, occupational therapy, or physical therapy.
- One to three years of experience as an ATP or therapist in rehabilitation technology, a rehabilitation facility, clinic, durable medical equipment environment, or another applicable environment.
- Experience with customer relationship management systems such as Atlas, Salesforce, or HubSpot.
Mobius Mobility develops personal mobility devices, notably the iBOT PMD, to improve accessibility for people with mobility needs. The iBOT PMD offers a multi-modal mobility experience that can be customized to fit each user, helping users navigate a wider range of environments. The company differentiates itself through its focus on tailoring the device to individual users and providing a mobility solution that expands how people move in the world. The goal is to make personal mobility safer, more versatile, and accessible for users in daily life.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
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Headquarters
Manchester, New Hampshire
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- April 13, 2026 blog push on Community Access Matters strengthens advocacy-led demand generation.
- ACHC accreditation and billing launch from May 9, 2023 broadened private payer access.
- Mobius keeps publishing CEU reimbursement webinars, supporting clinician adoption and referral flow.
What critics are saying
- CMS can still tighten the home-coverage rule, cutting Medicare volume by 2025.
- Private insurance billing remains complex; reimbursement denials can stall device sales and cash flow.
- A single-product business centered on iBOT faces existential risk if service issues spike.
What makes Mobius Mobility unique
- Mobius Mobility sells the iBOT PMD, a stair-climbing, eye-level power wheelchair.
- Its six modes cover indoor use, rough terrain, stairs, docking, and remote repositioning.
- Medicare coverage launched January 17, 2024, expanding reimbursement access for eligible users.
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Medicare's "In the Home" Policy for Coverage of Mobility Assistive Equipment Limits Employment and Community Access for People with DisabilitiesMANCHESTER, N.H., April 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- New Hampshire based organizations Mobius Mobility and ABLE NH are partnering together to urge the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services ("CMS") to update a harmful and outdated coverage policy. Disability advocacy group ABLE NH and iBOT® power wheelchair manufacturer Mobius Mobility call upon CMS to review its "in the home" limitation for coverage of mobility assistive equipment (MAE).The iBOT® Personal Mobility Device by Mobius Mobility: with six modes to meet different occasions, in an iBOT® a user can climb curbs and stairs, balance on two wheels, and travel through rough terrain like sand and snow to provide a truly unique experience in mobility.Twenty years ago, CMS decided that coverage of MAE is reasonable and necessary only for activities of daily living occurring inside the home, such as "toileting, feeding, dressing, grooming, and bathing." This CMS regulation has caused coverage denials for people who use wheelchairs as their only means of mobility. This regulation has negatively affected psychological health (i.e., loneliness and social isolation) and resulted in secondary health conditions, as well as lack of fair access to preventive health services, employment, and participation in everyday community life.In addition, CMS's "in the home" limitation stifles important innovation in mobility technology. MAE developers cannot afford to innovate when Medicare will only reimburse for the basic mobility needed to navigate inside the confines of a home. The lack of new technology and innovative products in the wheelchair industry is clear evidence of the negative impact of CMS's outdated policy. This affects Medicare beneficiaries and privately insured individuals alike.Mobius Mobility is both a manufacturer of innovative MAE and a Participating Provider with Medicare for the iBOT®
The iBOT® Achieves Major Milestone: Device Now More Accessible Affordable with Medicare CoverageMANCHESTER, N.H., Jan. 17, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Mobius Mobility announced the launch of Medicare coverage for the innovative iBOT® PMD, a multi-modal power wheelchair in which users can traverse a wide variety of terrain and add on the ability to climb stairs and operate at eye-level. Now, eligible users with Medicare insurance can purchase an iBOT® PMD with reimbursement support. The company can now begin to process Medicare insurance claims for iBOT® PMDs. The iBOT® Personal Mobility Device by Mobius Mobility: with six modes to meet different occasions, in an iBOT® a user can climb curbs and stairs, balance on two wheels, and travel through rough terrain like sand and snow to provide a truly unique experience in mobility. "Team iBOT® could not be more excited!" Lucas Merrow, Mobius Mobility CEO said. "Our mission is to deliver the increased mobility and independence that the iBOT® PMD provides to anyone who needs it
iBOT® Personal Mobility Device Achieves Financial Accessibility through Private Insurance Coverage MANCHESTER, N.H., May 9, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Mobius Mobility announced the launch of private insurance billing for the iBOT® PMD, a multi-modal power wheelchair in which users can climb curbs and stairs, balance on two wheels, and traverse a wide variety of outdoor terrain. Now, many people with private insurance can purchase an iBOT® PMD with funding support from their health plan. As part of an intensive, multi-year program to secure reimbursement support for the iBOT® PMD, Mobius Mobility applied and received approval for the relevant insurance billing codes and received the required accreditation from Accreditation Commission for Healthcare (ACHC). Mobius Mobility has begun to process insurance claims for iBOT® PMDs. The iBOT® Personal Mobility Device by Mobius Mobility: with six modes to meet different occasions, in an iBOT® a user can climb curbs and stairs, balance on two wheels, and travel through rough terrain like sand and snow to provide a truly unique experience in mobility.As is well known, innovation in the wheelchair industry has lagged other markets and technological trends for decades. As a result, a low curb, a few stairs, or some varied terrain still present major barriers to people with disabilities