Our training is tailored to match each patient's unique needs and motor skill levels, ensuring a more effective and efficient rehabilitation experience. From basic to advanced exercises.
Validated by our Patients & Collaborators
Our customers’ satisfaction rate:
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Provides additional value:
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More motivating than conventional rehabilitation:
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Required less therapist's assistance than a usual session:
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Easy to integrate into rehabilitation sessions:
Under Canadian guidelines, intensive rehabilitation is recommended 5 to 7 days a week, with 3-hour sessions daily. This typically results in an average hospital stay of 35 days for stroke patients in inpatient rehabilitation centers.
Immersive Virtual Reality Training
540 Repetitions
1 hour
14 Days
Possible Time Staying in a Rehab Center
Conventional Training
100 Repetitions
1 hour
35 Days
Possible Time Staying in a Rehab Center
We offer a range of progressive exercises for each phase of recovery, making progress achievable, measurable, and trackable.
Telerehabilitation
Bringing healthcare anywhere
Telerehabilitation brings different benefits to patients, physicians, and rehabilitation centers.
Universal access that eliminates geographical barriers.
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More cost-effective than in-person visits.
May increase treatment doses.
Optimizes the productivity of rehabilitation services.
Remote and personalized neuro-rehab services
Instant patient metrics available
Democratization of access to specialized tools.
Patients can connect with therapists through the platform and mobile apps without setting up the functional exercise routine. In the software, you can configure a
predetermined customized setting playlists for each user's motor training.
Burn Injuries
We treat a variety of orthopedic conditions.
Intensive rehabilitation is possible with virtual reality for highly complex users, such as patients who have suffered more than 70% of their body surface affected. Other orthopedic conditions treated by Kinesix VR are:
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Arthritis
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Fibromyalgia
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Syndromes
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And much more!
What Patients & Therapists say about us
“The platform is very useful for therapeutic exercises such as pushing, reaching, among others specific hand movements. In addition, Kinesix VR offers a high capacity of attention and focus, achieving many repetitions of each of the activities performed by the patient.”
Andrea Riendas
Occupational Therapist
“Compared to conventional rehabilitation immersive virtual reality rehabilitation enhances all the blocked movements . And on a neurological level, it's great for us because software facilitates and promotes patients' neural connections.”
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Victor Santa Ana
Irenet's Director
“My impression of using immersive virtual reality as a rehabilitation method was very good. What I felt was like I could do things that in real life I could not do . My brain was commanding things to my arm that under normal conditions I can't do.”
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Antonio M.
Patient
“Kinesix VR software provides postural control and scapular stability components while activating areas corresponding to the voluntary movement pattern in the cortex. With this technology, we optimize patients' functional recovery and reaching practice.”
Andrés Lloves
Neuro y Forma's Director
“I'm very pleased with the Kinesix rehabilitation system. It works on several stages of rehabilitation , as in critically patients. Also, the technology can be used in different environments, which helps patients to leave early the hospital context.”
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Carolina Rivera
Medicine and Rehab Physician
“Kinesix VR has surprised me from the very first moment, mainly because of its interface. Patients can do postural control gestures and many rehabilitation exercises. Its customization and metrics records provide better rehabilitation for each patient.”
Serafín Ortigueira
Cefine Neurología's Director
