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Rehab & Wellness
Keeping healthy & making rehabilitation
from illness, operation or injury fun and diverse
Physical rehabilitation exercises have one major drawback – they tend to be very repetitive and boring, so users give up and their recovery plan is often never completed. This can mean that patients take longer than they should, and perhaps spend far more time than necessary, to recover from physical or brain injuries.
Each CardioWall exercise involves playing a game, and the player receives a score based on their performance. This ‘gameification’ motivates users to keep going, or to have another go. Consequently, completing rehab exercises is much easier and more enjoyable than traditional physiotherapy exercises.
Using gameified technology, the CardioWall combats apathy and engages even the most reluctant of users. Programmes combine cognitive and physical challenge, which not only aids physical recovery, but also improves balance and decision-making. This is ideal for stroke patients, those recovering from brain injuries, as well as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's sufferers.
Our products provide a range of programs to motivate and challenge users throughout their rehabilitation journey. CardioWall use is particularly effective in improving balance, mobility and strength. For example, it can be used after surgery to regain muscle following injury-induced atrophy. Programmes can be tailored for individuals, depending on their ability and fitness level.
More fun than traditional rehab exercises - lights and sounds engage users and motivate them to exercise frequently and for longer periods.
Engaging body and brain in a fun way, regular CardioWall use can help to improve both mental and physical health.
Versatile layout and game options make the CardioWall accessible to most users.
CardioWall scores can be recorded to clearly track progress.
Equally effective for individuals or groups, the CardioWall provides a fun way to exercise together.
Multiple layout options available: half-size, portrait and landscape orientations.
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