Robotic-Assisted Treatment: An Effective Adjunct to PT and OT for Arm and Hand Retraining.
Objective Motor Assessment Tool Establishes Baseline and Tracks Progress.
Achieve rapid technology adoption & ensure ROI with cloud-connected metrics.
Marie Elise, Patient at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, received InMotion therapy 10 years after a stroke caused her right arm to acutely contract.
“I have power now in my arm. I could open the door and I can close the door. Yesterday at the doctor's office… there was a magazine and I couldn't reach it. But I could scoot it close enough to grab it with my left hand.”
One of the things the robotic arm does is it gives the patient repetition...We're able, with the [InMotion] arm, to allow them to get 100, 300, 400 movements in one session, without them being overly fatigued and of course the therapists being overly fatigued.