Immersive and optimized Functional Rehabilitation

Amplitude, speed, strength, proprioception can be worked effectively and sustainably with Virtual Reality. The patient follows an analytical work plan or works functionally in an open or closed chain. Proprioception is automatically trained and thus improved, and can also be specifically targeted.

Virtual Reality allows precision of movement, recovery of strength, work on motor patterns and overcoming kinesiophobia. The patient can work in analytical or global mode, all movements are doable regardless of the chosen joint. The Mirror Therapy module is also a great asset for some specific indications.

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Mobilisation, deep muscle strengthening and posture are among the rehabilitation possibilities offered by PhysioVR.
The patient follows specific therapeutic goals while being trained in a stimulating way (entertaining and immersive VR experience).

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Patients’ brain plasticity is stimulated thanks to the immersive environment provided by virtual reality. Even patients suffering from chronic conditions, years after a stroke or many other neurological conditions (e.g., hemiplegia) can regain functional abilities in a sustainable manner, especially with the world‑first mirror therapy in virtual reality.

The quantification and variety of rehabilitation protocols provided by PhysioVR enable to treat amateur or professional athletes after an injury.  Recovery is optimized and the return to practice is faster. Regular post-season evaluations will reduce the risk of injury recurrence and increase the athlete's performance. The exercises, configurable in real time, allow your athletes to work on muscle strengthening, reflexes, endurance and cardio.

Accurate and reproducible assessments and exercises available with PhysioVR effectively rehabilitate balance and proprioception while working closely to the patient’s needs. Rehabilitation places the patient in real‑life conditions.

Thanks to its action on brain plasticity, VR is an effective asset to handle and treats chronic pain, regardless of their origin. On the one hand, thanks to the fun and immersive dimension of VR, the patient focuses on the task he/she has to achieve andnot on his/her pain. On the other hand, VR makes it possible to work directly on the nervous system by sending messages and thus causing a dissociation of nociceptive information from various sensory inputs. VR is also effective with kinesophobia management.