Rehabilitation methods for clinical treatment

Expand your rehabilitation methods

The Innowalk Pro is a robotic rehabilitation device that offers highly intensive training of the whole body for people with moderate to severe disabilities. It activates the body in a supported and corrected position, with optimal weight-bearing.

BACKED BY CLINICAL EVIDENCE

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Who is the Innowalk Pro intended for?

The Innowalk Pro has been proven to be an effective intervention in rehabilitation and in early mobilisation. All the way from intensive care units (ICU) to in-patient and out-patient rehabilitation centres.

The user groups are children, adolescents and adults with motor disabilities caused by e.g. traumatic injuries, spinal cord injury, stroke, neuromuscular disorders and congenital conditions, such as: Cerebral palsy, Muscular dystrophy, Spina bifida, Multiple sclerosis (MS), Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).

Top 4 benefits of using Innowalk Pro in your clinic

Get the most out of a patient’s therapy time

Functional flexibility allows for variations in positioning and even to rest in sitting position without the hassle of getting out. This flexibility ensures that patients make the most out of their training session, regardless of physical capacity.

Save time and resources

The Innowalk Pro is quick and easy to use which means less time spent adjusting the device to new users. This way, the Innowalk Pro allows therapists to focus on the patient and possibly run parallell sessions with other treatments.

Save space

The device has a small footprint and can easily be moved by one person from room to room, giving patients the opportunity to train in privacy.

Motivated patients

A 30 minutes session is around 2000 steps (65 RPM), and a performance feedback system is measuring and documenting progress.

Backed by clinical evidence

The effects and benefits of the dynamic standing, such as the Innowalk Pro are confirmed by professionals in clinical practice.

SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES

Below is a list over relevant papers published in peer-reviewed journals. The abstract of each paper can be read here. There is also a link to the source. Papers are related to cerebral palsy, disability, activity, standing, movement, use of devices etc.

PRODUCT STUDIES AND POSTERS

The effects and benefits of the Made for Movement’s assistive devices are confirmed by professionals in clinical practice. Find out more about studies and results on the NF-Walker, Innowalk and the Innowalk Pro.