recoveriX is the first rehabilitation system for stroke patients that pairs mental activities with motor functions. The brain receives visual and tactile feedback in real-time, and that is what makes rehabilitation so effective. For example, if a stroke patient imagines a hand movement while receiving visual feedback through a virtual avatar, and tactile feedback through electrical muscle stimulation at the same time, then these patients might regain the ability to grasp again.
The activation of both sensory and motor functions is caused by mirror neurons. This stimulates brain plasticity and the brain will be supported in learning new ways to move the affected limbs again. The unique approach of recoveriX leads to a much higher level of motivation for the patient and rehabilitation is most effective. Repeated training increases the healing of the brain and leads to faster recovery from stroke-caused impairment.
The recoveriX system includes all components required to perform training, classifier generation, virtual-reality neurofeedback and functional muscle stimulation. It can be set up quickly, and is very easy to operate, making it a practical tool for daily use with patients.
Mrs. Savin suddenly suffered a stroke. It came without warning, and left her right arm completely paralyzed. After participating in recoveriX-therapy, she was soon able to move her right arm again. recoveriX uses state-of-the-art neurotechnology that leads to success even in the case of chronic disorders. We had the chance to talk with Mrs. Savin after she had completed recoveriX therapy.
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Repeated training increases the plasticity of the brain and leads to faster recovery from stroke-caused impairment.
recoveriX supports the brain in learning new ways to move the limbs again. Recovery from stroke will remain shorter and more effective.
The recoveriX gym in Schiedlberg (Austria) is a special therapy institution where stroke patients can get the new recoveriX therapy. In addition to recoveriX, patients can also get standard therapy to maximize their therapy success. Trained recoveriX therapists offer a recoveriX mobile rehabilitation service for patients.
recoveriX can be installed in clinical institutions like hospitals, neurorehab or other therapy centers that are specialized in stroke rehabilitation. Physiotherapists or other related professionals can use the recoveriX franchise model and open a recoveriX gym.
We are actively searching for qualified professionals to open multiple recoveriX gyms in their locations. Are you a candidate?
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The recoveriX flagship gym in Schiedlberg (AT) currently offers recoveriX therapy for stroke patients, with a flagship gym in New York (USA) and Barcelona (ES) soon to follow. These gyms are also the perfect training environment for professionals. Learn the science behind recoveriX, the different therapy modes, and the handling of the system from first-hand experience.
Are you interested in learning more about recoveriX? We are eager to create a bespoke seminar or workshop for you.
Max Planck Institute
for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences
Leipzig | Germany
Hammel Neurocenter
Hammel | Denmark
recoveriX gym
g.tec medical engineering Spain S.L.
Barcelona, Spain
University of Palermo
Dr. Rossella Spataro
Palermo | Italy
National Hospital of Paraplegics
Dr. Antonio Oliviero
Toledo | Spain
recoveriX gym
g.tec medical engineering GmbH
Schiedlberg, Austria
recoveriX gym Linz
Promenade 1 | 4020 Linz
Austria
Tel: +43 (0)664-88-16-90-09
Rehabilitation Center Bad Schallerbach
Dr. Reinhard Ziebermayr
Bad Schallerbach | Austria
Autonomie Therapiezentrum Aschaffenburg
Dr. Björn Stritzinger
Aschaffenburg | Germany
Trier University of Applied Sciences
Department for Medical Engineering
Dr. Jörg Lohscheller
Trier | Germany
recoveriX gym
g.tec neurotechnology USA Inc.
Albany, NY
Florida Hospital for Children
Dr. Milena Korostenskaja
Florida | USA
Swedish Medical Center
Dr. Adam Hebb
Denver | USA
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Dr. Vivek Prabhakaran
Madison, Wisconsin | USA
University of Calgary
Pediatric Stroke Program Alberta Children's Hospital
Pediatrics and Clinical Neurosciences Cumming School of Medicine
Dr. Adam Kirton
Calgary, Alberta | Canada
Kahala Nui Retirement
Tam Brumback, Therapist
Honolulu | Hawaii
Technische Universität Iasi
Iasi, Rumänien
Fysio Center Jyväskylä Oy
Jyväskylä | Finland
Toimintakeidas Oy
Helsinki | Finland
Tutoris Oy - Pirkanmaan Aluekeskus
Tampere | Finland
Tutorisfysio Oy
Pohjois-Pohjanmaan Erikoiskuntoutus
Oulu | Finland
National Institute for Minamata Disease
Dr. Massaki Nakamura
Kumamoto | Japan
Asahikawa Medical University Hospital
Dr. Kyousuke Kamada
Asahikawa | Hokkaido | Japan
Asahikawa Medical University Hospital
Dr. Tetsuo Ota
Asahikawa | Hokkaido | Japan
East China University of Science and Technology
Prof. Jing Jin
Shanghai | China
Sheng Kung Hui Center of Wellness
Hong Kong | China
Medipoint Medical Center
Dr. Cengiz Bahadir
Istanbul | Turkey