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Anson B. Rosenfeldt is a prominent rehabilitation researcher whose work sits at the intersection of stroke recovery, robotic-assisted therapy, and telerehabilitation. His research has consistently focused on expanding access to high-quality rehabilitative care for stroke survivors, particularly those hindered by geographic, socioeconomic, or logistical barriers that prevent them from receiving traditional in-clinic services. Rosenfeldt's most significant contributions center on the development and clinical validation of home-based robotic rehabilitation systems. His landmark 2015 study on improving quality of life and depression after stroke through telerehabilitation has garnered over 200 citations, establishing him as a leading voice in this emerging field. His work on the HAAPI Trial (130 citations) further demonstrated how robotic therapy could be effectively delivered remotely, bringing state-of-the-art intervention directly into patients' homes. Earlier foundational work, including the Home Stroke Rehabilitation and Monitoring System Trial (2012), helped lay the groundwork for these larger investigations. Collectively, his publications have accumulated over 425 citations, reflecting substantial influence on how the rehabilitation community approaches post-stroke upper extremity recovery. Rosenfeldt's research has been instrumental in shifting the paradigm toward accessible, technology-driven care that meets patients where they live.