Neurological rehabilitation

In neurological injuries affecting the central nervous system and brain, early initiation of rehabilitation is important and has a significant impact on the rehabilitation prognosis. In the field of neurological rehabilitation, goal-orientation, sufficient intensity and difficulty level, the patient’s participation, as well as feedback and motivation are emphasized.

Gait rehabilitation

Goal-oriented gait rehabilitation can be challenging with patients in poor condition. Various rehabilitation devices enable the safe and effective practice of upright posture and walking.

Upper limb and hand rehabilitation

The function of the upper limb and hand largely affects a person's ability to manage independently. The challenge in hand and upper limb rehabilitation is often the quite small movements in the early stages.

Balance and upright posture

Impaired balance and coordination prevent the body from maintaining various postures and reacting to external destabilizing factors. By training these functions, physical performance and quality of life can be improved.

Activation in neurological rehabilitation

An essential factor in rehabilitation is the amount of time the patient is active during the day. With the right equipment, activity can easily be increased both in institutional and home settings.

Neurological rehabilitation of children

The same principles apply in children's rehabilitation as in adults: repetitions, quality and safe rehabilitation. Rehabilitation technology also brings new possibilities to children's therapy.

Rehabilitation technology

Technology-assisted rehabilitation refers to rehabilitation carried out and supervised by a therapist, using rehabilitation technology as a tool.

Rehabilitation technology as an aid in neurological rehabilitation

Early initiation of neurological rehabilitation in a goal-oriented and safe manner with sufficient intensity is often impossible without rehabilitation technology. Rehabilitation technology offers solutions for different stages of rehabilitation through rehabilitation robotics, assistive technology, sensors, virtual reality and brain-computer interfaces.

The gaming environments of rehabilitation technology increase the meaningfulness, motivation and effectiveness of neurological rehabilitation. Repetitions and thereby learning accumulate almost unnoticed and training is inspiring. Utilizing technology in neurological rehabilitation also enables the monitoring of progress and the observation of even the smallest improvements.

Our solutions cover upper limb and hand rehabilitation, gait rehabilitation (weight-supported gait rehabilitation and gait robotics), balance and upright posture training as well as patient activation. We also have solutions for neurological rehabilitation of children!

What is neurological rehabilitation?

The purpose of neurological rehabilitation is to develop or maintain a person’s functional capacity through physiotherapy or occupational therapy, if it has been impaired due to a neurological disease or injury. The goal is to help the patient achieve as independent and high-quality a life as possible despite neurological challenges. Neurological rehabilitation is needed by, among others, stroke, brain injury and spinal cord injury patients, as well as MS and Parkinson’s patients. Rehabilitation technology is well suited for neurological rehabilitation and its use helps to adapt exercises individually, ensuring that each patient receives rehabilitation that is appropriate and effective for them. Neurological rehabilitation is constantly developing and new research and technological innovations continuously bring new possibilities for improving the quality of life of patients.

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