Limitations of Conventional Arm and Hand Therapy
- Severity prevents practice
- Difficult to keep patients motivated
- Limited number of repetitions
- Therapy limited by availability of therapists
- Unclear feedback regarding progress and performance
- Changing needs of patients
The ArmeoSpring provides exercises for arm and hand rehabilitation of a wide range of patients.
Scientific Evidence of Arm and Hand Rehabilitation with ArmeoSpring
More than 50 studies have been conducted on the ArmeoSpring including the research versions.
- Self-initiated training
“Supplementing upper extremity therapy with ArmeoSpring exercises leads to improved motor abilities.” (Bartolo 2014)
- Simultaneous arm and hand therapy in a large workspace
“The rehabilitation device creates a permissive environment which allows individuals to practice reaching and drawing movements.” (Sanchez et al. 2006)
- Ergonomic Device
“The ArmeoSpring was designed as an ergonomic patient interface with integrated springs.” (Rudhe 2012)
- Motivating Exercises
The ArmeoSpring allows adaptation of difficulty level to the patient’s abilities, thus patient is never frustrated or bored, but constantly motivated. (Zimmerli 2012)
- Increased Efficiency
With ArmeoSpring Training, therapist involvement can be reduced to one forth of the total session time. (Zariffa 2012)
Improve Efficiency & Intensity
Increased Number of Repetitions
Reduced Patient Supervision Needed
ExtraTime: Patient Can Train on the Weekend and After Work Hours
Enables Group Settings
“Integrating the ArmeoSpring devices into our group therapy setting has been a huge success! We can now increase the amount of intensive exercise, without increasing the number of therapists.” Helmut Krause, Occupational Therapist former Head of Motorics at a specialized neurorehabilitation hospital