Innovative games for remarkable stroke rehabilitation progress
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The key to recover arm and hand use after a stroke is exercising every day.
However, this can be painfully boring and in fact many survivors stop doing it. This is also because of lack of motivation and support.
Our NeuroBall allows stroke survivors to do hundreds of repetitions daily without even realizing it. That’s because the NeuroBall is a controller used by the impaired hand to play videogames, making exercising fun. But what makes it really special is the fact that we designed it together with stroke survivors, their families, therapists and physicians, so it takes into account your real needs.
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Improvements can be monitored
easily, so that every small success can
be celebrated with the loved ones.
It can be used independently at home
or with little support, lessening
dependance on others.
It’s for everyone! Survivors can play
with other survivors, their families
and friends.
Neurofenix’s NeuroBall is a great addition to your toolkit. It’s fun and engaging, so you can enhance training in-between sessions to amplify your hands-on therapy.
• One-size-fits-all design, suitable for mild to severe impairments
• Extremely motivating, ideal to train in-between sessions
• Ability to track engagement
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After leaving the hospital stroke survivors and their families are often given little or no guidance on what to do.
Our NeuroBall gives families, friends and carers a clear way to maximise your
oved one’s potential to get better:
• Get clear instructions on type and duration of exercises
• Empower your loved ones to self-manage their training
• Keep up motivation with daily rewards and by measuring improvement
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Our NeuroBall can be beneficial to anyone with an impaired hand and/or arm who needs to get better, including individuals with: traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, osteoarthritis and hand injuries.
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Jill, aged 74
Had a stroke 4 years ago
Amelia, aged 61
Had a stroke 29 years ago
Barbara, aged 56
Had stroke 4 years ago
Hasmeeta
Had a stroke 9 years ago
Pamela, aged 58
Had a stroke 7 years ago
Olivia, aged 75
Had a stroke 5 years ago
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Neurofenix’s NeuroBall on its release in late 2018!
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