Bringing Physical Therapy Home with the Help of AI, RTM
AI-driven, in-home care, under the watchful eye of a physical therapist, has been significantly enhanced by new tech and collaboration.
AI-driven, in-home care, under the watchful eye of a physical therapist, has been significantly enhanced by new tech and collaboration.
Wearable technology called KnitDema can gently massage the swollen area through sequential compression by small robotic actuators.Â
This full-length feature provides a look inside how a physical therapy clinic chose what major equipment to buy before opening its doors to the public.
Challenges transitioning new clinicians from academic training to professional practice tops ECRI’s 2024 list of top 10 patient safety concerns for 2024.
Patients who use the ZeroG Gait and Balance System during rehabilitation achieve higher clinical outcomes compared to standard of care.
A Spanish research team found a concurrent exercise program to be more effective in treating long COVID symptoms than self-guided programs.
A regimen of intense exercise has been shown to be very beneficial for people with Parkinson's disease. A physician from Hackensack Meridian Health explains more in this article.
Ohio State University researchers have created the first wearable sensor designed to detect and monitor muscle atrophy.
Table manufacturer representatives share tips for how to select tables for your facility that will deliver function, quality, and value to clients and therapists, in Physical Therapy Products's October/November 2021 issue.
Some wearable fitness and wellness trackers could pose serious risks for people who rely on certain devices to maintain their health.
A new Canadian study led by researchers at York University has found a link between rotating shift work and frailty, especially for women.