Rehab Reimagined Blogs & Research
What Traditional Rehab Gets Right and Where XR Can Help Bridge the Gaps
After 14 years in the clinic, I’ll be the first to say: traditional rehab works. I’ve seen firsthand how skilled therapy changes lives. I’ve also seen the barriers: limited time, fatigue, disengagement, and access challenges. That is why I believe XR is not here to replace what already works; it is here to build on it. With the right design, XR can extend therapy beyond the walls of the clinic, make practice more engaging, and open the door to possibilities we could not reach before. I am confident that the future of rehab lies in this blend of proven foundations and innovative tools, and that future looks incredibly hopeful.
Bringing Back Independence: How Virtual Reality Is Helping Stroke Survivors Reclaim Their Lives
As we recognize National Stroke Awareness Month, it’s the perfect time to shine a light on the evolving tools that are giving stroke survivors new ways to rebuild their independence. One of the most exciting advancements is immersive technology, particularly Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR).
Bridging the Gap: Clinician Perspectives on Integrating Virtual Reality into Therapy
In recent years, virtual reality (VR) has gained momentum as a powerful tool in rehabilitation settings. Yet, despite a growing body of evidence supporting its efficacy, successful VR adoption in physical and occupational therapy often hinges on more than just the technology itself — it depends on clinician leadership. Understanding therapists' experiences and perceptions is essential for making VR a meaningful, sustainable addition to patient care.