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Improving Parkinson’s Rehabilitation at Hobbs Rehabilitation with Reality DTx by Strolll

February 9, 2024

Hobbs Rehabilitation has invested in the world’s first augmented reality solution, specifically formulated for individuals living with Parkinson’s, to expand our Parkinson’s rehabilitation service and provide better outcomes for those living with Parkinson’s across the south of England.

Reality DTx by Strolll, the next generation of neurotech for Parkinson’s Rehabilitation, that empowers movement therapy for people living with Parkinson’s, is now available at Hobbs Rehabilitation Winchester and Hobbs South East.

Nicola Perkins, Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist and Team Lead at Hobbs Rehabilitation Winchester comments: “I am so excited to have the opportunity to use this technology to help people with Parkinson’s. The Augmented Reality device puts animations into your own environment and can help to improve your ability to walk and exercise effectively. You can also take the device home to use as part of your daily routine, building up your daily reps with your designated therapist reviewing your progress virtually and progressing your exercises as required.”

Augmented Reality Solution for Parkinson’s Rehabilitation

Reality DTx by Strolll is Digital Therapeutics software for Augmented Reality (AR) glasses. The solution has been designed for patients living with Parkinson’s, but can also be used by individuals living with other neurological conditions. The augmented reality glasses incorporate cueing therapy and gamification of exercises to reduce fall risks, as well as improve balance and gait.

Jorgen Ellis, CEO at Strolll, comments: “Strolll is absolutely thrilled to join forces with such a forward-thinking company, we had a fantastic demo session with great feedback from both therapists and PWP’s alike. We can’t wait to see what the future holds for this awesome collaboration.”

Click here to view Strolll and Hobbs Rehabilitation’s Demo Day where patients and therapists explored the programmes and give their feedback.

Improve Gait and Balance with Reality DTx by Strolll

The Augmented Reality glasses work by providing visual cues, followed by feedback to help those living with Parkinson’s and other neurological conditions maintain better balance and posture.

Enhanced Hand-eye Coordination

Reality DTX by Strolll can be used to display interactive games and exercises that focus on improving hand-eye coordination. This is particularly beneficial to individuals who may experience difficulties in fine motor skills.

Progress Cognitive Function

Reality DTx by Strolll can also be used to provide cognitive training exercises and memory games to support cognitive function.

Using Strolll’s Reality DTx within your rehabilitation

There are two main treatment options for individuals that would like for Reality DTx by Strolll to be used within their neurological rehabilitation at Hobbs.

  • In a Centre

You can receive face-to-face outpatient treatment using the device at Hobbs South East or Winchester, where a trained clinician will provide an end-of-package evaluation realistic outcome measures and future planning.

  • Home-Use

Reality DTX by Strolll, is also available to rent and use within the comfort of your own home. You will have access to virtual progress reviews with a trained clinician and a face-to-face end-of-package evaluation featuring outcomes measures and future planning.

Parkinson’s Rehabilitation Service at Hobbs Rehabilitation

Hobbs Rehabilitation provides a multidisciplinary Parkinson’s Rehabilitation service, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy and clinical neuropsychology, with 1:1 therapy (including Lee Silverman Voice Therapy), group sessions, (PD Warrior), exercise classes and a wide range of neurotechnology.

Enquire about Parkinson’s Rehabilitation

For more information or to enquire about Hobbs Rehabilitation’s Parkinson’s Rehabilitation Service, please complete a contact form on our website.

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