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Insights on Mobility, Rehabilitation & Active Living

Explore expert insights on motor-assisted therapy, rehabilitation strategies, and improving mobility for seniors, individuals with injury and neurological conditions.

Parkinson's Disease

What is good exercise therapy for Parkinson’s Disease?

Exercise therapy plays a crucial role in managing Parkinson’s Disease and can help improve mobility, balance, strength, flexibility, and overall quality of life. While it’s important to consult
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Muscle Spasticity Training with Active Passive Cycle Trainer

Why Passive Training Provides Benefits for Quadriplegia Patients

Passive training, also known as passive range of motion exercises, can be beneficial for quadriplegia patients in several ways. Quadriplegia is a condition that results in the paralysis
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How an active passive cycle trainer can decrease spasticity and improve movement.

What is spasticity? Spasticity is a condition in which muscles become stiff and difficult to control. It can lead to pain, muscle weakness, and difficulty with movement. By
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Multiple Sclerosis: Why Exercise is Imperative for Disease Maintenance

People living with multiple sclerosis (MS) are often dealing with a litany of symptoms. And it’s no surprise that many who have the disease would rather stay curled
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What are the Top Causes of Paralysis (and How to Promote Recovery)

When someone experiences paralysis, it’s common for the first question to be ‘how long will it last’. While several forms of paralysis will be permanent and possibly even
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What is a Passive Therapy and Who Can it Help?

During rehabilitation therapy following an illness, injury or diagnosis, a patient will take part in a number of exercises and routines. These therapeutic routines are done with the
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