NeuroGym Technologies Inc. manufactures a comprehensive line of patented neurorehabilitation equipment to improve patient motor control, balance, strength and mobility. Our equipment is designed to provide the necessary tools for clinicians to offer effective, evidence-based treatment to their clients.
Designed by a physical therapist with more than 20 years of research and clinical experience, our rehabilitation equipment allows patients to actively engage in the practice needed to improve motor skills while using therapist resources more efficiently.
Our product line directly addresses many therapeutic challenges:
A recent study at the University of Cincinnati looked at the effect of using the NeuroGym Sit-to-Stand Trainer to improve the sit-to-stand ability of individuals post-stroke. Using a speed-dependent protocol, the researchers found that this type of body weight support sit to stand training not only increased sit to stand independence and speed, but also showed a strong positive effect on gait parameters.
Neurogym Technologies proudly announces the launch of its newest patented product – The Exercise Wheelchair. While there have been many evolutionary changes in wheelchairs over the years, turning a standard wheelchair into an effective gym is truly revolutionary. The Exercise Wheelchair enables most wheelchair users to easily exercise the trunk and lower limbs.
Games-based biofeedback training
New peer reviewed publication about positive effects in older adults of balance training with the NeuroGym Trainer. Seniors improved both stability and automaticity while stabilizing - key elements in falls prevention.
Discovery Channel – Daily Planet Feature
NeuroGym Technologies Inc. Founder Avi Nativ's collaboration with the Department of Engineering at Carleton University was
recently featured on the Discovery Channel. The segment highlighted the connection between research work in Robotics at
Dr. Mojtaba Ahmadi's lab and "real life" clinical work in Dr. Nativ's physiotherapy clinic, NeuroGym Rehabilitation,
and his continued equipment development work at NeuroGym Technologies Inc. Click here to get a glimpse into the future of mobility enabling technologies.
