Virtual Reality

EaseVRx system uses number of cognitive behavioral therapy methods to achieve pain relief

EaseVRx is designed for home use and is available by prescription to patients with clinically diagnosed lower back conditions, FDA says.

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The Phase II trial will evaluate how virtual family engagement affects quality of life for 400 older adults in 12 U.S. long-term care communities.

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A new rehabilitation system is designed to promote motor, cognitive and functional ability in people who have suffered a stroke.

Multi-user mode appears to be particularly engaging in a VR platform that brings together stroke survivors and remote rehabilitation therapists.

The use of virtual reality can help improve the lives of seniors with mobility problems who require physical rehabilitation and for those residents who are unable to leave the facility.

As the leaves were falling outside Ebenezer Minneapolis last fall, a new reality was taking hold inside.

3-D glasses soon might be seen in long-term care facilities as well as movie theaters, thanks to a potential breakthrough in stroke rehabilitation. Stroke survivors in a study successfully used a virtual...