This webinar will explore how Roswell Park is leveraging SafeGait 360 for rehabilitation. We’ll highlight SafeGait 360’s clinical benefits, day-to-day applications, it’s facility impact at Roswell and financial justifications.
Objectives
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of the clinical benefits provided by SafeGait 360, including dynamic body weight support, dynamic fall prevention, customizable fall sensitivity levels, and real-time performance feedback
- Discover practical day-to-day applications of SafeGait 360 through success stories and case studies presented by Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center.
- Learn about current indications for future research involving SafeGait 360.
- Gain insights into the facility impact at Roswell Park, including practical strategies to overcome common challenges during implementation.
- Explore financial justifications for implementing SafeGait 360 within a rehabilitation facility.
- Assess return on investment (ROI) considerations and understand how this technology can be financially viable for healthcare institutions.
- Identify actionable steps for integrating SafeGait 360 into your own rehabilitation programs based on insights gained from Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center’s experience with this technology.
Meet Our Presenters
Bryan Wittmeyer
Director
Bryan Wittmeyer has been the Director of Rehabilitation Therapy at Roswell Park for the last 8 years. In this role, he has focused on quality improvement, service line growth, and innovation, including utilizing the newest technology, including the SafeGait, to improve outcomes for oncology patients.
Hillary Jacobson PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
Hillary Jacobson is a physical therapist who has been working with oncology patients at Roswell Park for 11 years. Hillary was one of the initial therapists trained to use the SafeGait when Roswell purchased the device in 2017. She continues to be one of the most frequent therapists to utilize the Safe Gait, primarily with hematology oncology patients, and is working on future research and publications specific to this technology and patient population.
Dr. Andrew D. Ray
Associate Professor of Oncology
Dr. Andrew D. Ray is an Associate Professor of Oncology in the Department of Cancer Prevention and Control and Rehabilitation at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center in Buffalo NY. Dr. Ray received his Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy and his PhD in Exercise Science from the University at Buffalo where he focused on exercise, respiratory physiology, respiratory muscle structure and function. He also gained experience during his postdoctoral fellowship conducting prospective exercise trials, including respiratory muscle, for the United States Navy. In his current position, Dr. Ray has a dual position working as a physical therapist implementing prehabilitation and pulmonary rehabilitation for patients experiencing cardiopulmonary/breathing limitations. Dr’s Rays primary research interests include lung cancer, use of preclinical and clinical models to examine the effects of exercise and respiratory muscle training on symptom management and quality of life. He is currently the PI of an NIH R01 and Department of Defense Lung Cancer Survivorship award.
Meet Our Moderators
Matthew Klock, DPT, MBA
Regional Account Manager, North America
Matt is a physical therapist with over 8 years of experience in the areas of neurological rehabilitation, skilled nursing and sports medicine. Matt has experience in rehab management and is a specialist in the area of advanced rehabilitation technologies.
Kate Addis, DPT
Director
As the Director of Clinical Applications, Kate oversees clinical initiatives and operations at DIH in North America. She has a wide range of expertise in clinical Physical Therapy across the continuum of care, with emphasis on Neurorehabilitation. Kate also has experience in healthcare technology, implementation of robotics in rehabilitation and upper level management. She is passionate about transforming healthcare and improving patient outcomes through the incorporation of advanced technology into clinical practice.
Please complete the form below to sign up for the webinar.
Hocoma is a proud partner of:
