From THE ISRAEL CONFERENCE™ in a conversation with Lifeward / ReWalk - Larry Jasinski - CEO · · The Israel Conference™
“Our revenue this year will be between $28 and $30 million. We'll be break even right around $40 million.”
On , Larry Jasinski, CEO at Lifeward, spoke about company financials during THE ISRAEL CONFERENCE™ in a conversation with Lifeward / ReWalk - Larry Jasinski - CEO on The Israel Conference™.
Larry Jasinski, CEO of Lifeward (formerly ReWalk), discussed the company's progress and financial outlook in a July 2025 interview at THE ISRAEL CONFERENCE. He stated that the company's revenue for the year would be between $28 million and $30 million, and that it would reach break-even at around $40 million in revenue. Jasinski noted that after five years of effort, the company's exoskeleton technology became covered by insurance in April of the previous year, and that the company is working to secure coverage from private insurers. In a 2014 interview, Jasinski said the ReWalk exoskeleton for home use was priced at $69,500. He stated that the company was providing data to insurance companies on cost savings to the healthcare system and working with various groups to obtain reimbursement. Jasinski also noted that the Veterans Administration's James J. Peters VA Medical Center in the Bronx had issued a policy statement agreeing to pay for the device for eligible veterans.