03/02/23What is the Cerebral Palsy Integrated Pathway (CPIP)?
The CPIP is a surveillance programme for children with CP in the UK and Ireland. The aim is to improve the lives of young people with CP.
19/01/23Survey: Perceived benefits of using the Innowalk, a dynamic stander?
Our customers say that the Innowalk is positively affecting their child’s quality of life and that they enjoy being physically active in the equipment.
17/10/22Stroke recovery: The value of physical therapy in rehabilitation
Functional performance after stroke can be improved by properly-dosed physical therapy – an interview with Julian Breuer, Head Physio at NiB Köln.
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17/10/22Alvin needs help with everything – also being upright and moving
Dynamic standing and movement therapy in the Innowalk has helped change the life of Alvin, a 7-year old boy who suffered a brain haemorrhage a year ago.
17/10/22Can early mobilization help patients with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)?
A feasibility study conducted by Sunnaas Rehabilitation Hospital in Norway shows that patients with TBI might benefit from using new technology in their rehabilitation.
17/10/22Meet Oliver. He is One in a Billion - A Real-Life Neuro Hero
Despite a life consisting of chronic pain, operations, therapies, medications and seizures, exercising in the Innowalk puts a smile on Oliver’s face.
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17/10/22Research shows that 94% of the patients improved their clinical outcome with assisted walking-movement
A new, international meta-analysis on patients with genetic and acquired neuromuscular disorders breaks some good news for assisted movement therapy. The study shows that 94% of the patients’ clinical outcome…
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17/10/22Static vs. Dynamic Standing Training – What’s More Effective?
This is the question a Swedish scientist is trying to answer.