SaeboVR - VR for Stroke Rehabilitation | FOR CLINICIAN USE ONLY

Q: Does it come with a tv monitor?

The SaeboVR for Stroke Rehabilitation does not include a tv monitor and one will need to be acquired prior to use.

SKU #: SAE-K5-VR-10---1

RMID: 51332

Brand: Saebo

SaeboVR - VR for Stroke Rehabilitation | FOR CLINICIAN USE ONLY
Engages patients in physical and cognitive activities
Provides a multi-sensory simulation environment
Based on the latest research in neurorehabilitation
Helps familiarize patients with real-world settings
Highly interactive and engaging!

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Encourages neuroplasticity for stroke recovery

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Category: Stroke Recovery

This virtual ADL (Activities of Daily Living) rehab system enables patients to recover more efficiently while engaging in everyday tasks like grocery shopping, gardening, and grabbing items from the fridge.

Features fun activities that promote enriched stroke recovery
Can be used nearly anywhere and can be easily transported
Easy to use and intuitive to navigate for patient and physician alike
In-program virtual assistant provides real-time education and feedback
Ideal for users of all ages, shapes, and sizes
***FOR CLINICIAN USE ONLY***

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Rehabmart ID: 51332

SKU #: SAE-K5-VR-10---1

MPN: K5-VR-10---1

Brand: Saebo

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Product Overview:

The SaeboVR Virtual Rehabilitation System for Stroke Recovery can be used by patients of any age and enriches the rehabilitation process like no other program can. It's intuitive to navigate and use, offers realistic activities to promote better natural recovery, and can be used nearly anywhere - regardless of the space available. The system can be used on its own or in conjunction with a Mobile Arm Support (MAS), and features a helpful in-program virtual assistant that provides real-time education and performance feedback. Its interface is extremely interactive and offers multisensory stimulation, helping keep patients more engaged during treatment and facilitating greater patient cooperation.

What's included?
(1) Dell Alienware Alpha PC preloaded with SaeboVR Software
(1) Dell Alienware Alpha Power Supply
(1) Microsoft Xbox One Kinect Sensor
(1) Microsoft Xbox Kinect Adapter for Xbox One and Kinect Power Supply
(1) Kinect TV Mount for Xbox One
(1) D-ring 1/4" Mounting Screw
(1) Logitech wireless keyboard
(1) HDMI cable
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PLEASE NOTE that for proper operation, you will need to acquire an HDMI-compatible 1080p HDTV Display Monitor with a 16:9 aspect ratio (40" screen size or larger is recommended), an armless chair without casters and a low back that doesn't inhibit shoulder movements, and an A/C power outlet.

***FOR CLINICIAN USE ONLY*** - To place orders we need a clinician or facility name.

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Note: This product is for sale in the United States only and is ineligible for International Shipping.

Additional Documentation on This Product

SaeboVR: BROCHURE

SaeboVR: USER MANUAL

Provider Dashboard: USER MANUAL

Patient Application: USER MANUAL

More Information

Elevate the treatment options provided by your care facility with the SaeboVR Virtual Rehabilitation System for Stroke Recovery from Saebo. This unique recovery system utilizes a camera and virtual reality (VR) simulation that helps promote quicker, more effective recovery that's fun, too! The SaeboVR Virtual Rehabilitation System for Stroke Recovery includes everything needed to get started so that your clinic can provide patients with the utmost care that's catered to their treatment needs.

The SaeboVR Virtual Rehabilitation System for Stroke Recovery simulates a variety of activities that are centered around "four islands". These "islands" host different recovery techniques that are focused on practicing daily activities. As patients progress, they move along a virtual "Road to Recovery". Every island encompasses a specific theme that all its activities center around.

What are the "four islands?"

Island 1 is "Fun with Food". This activity hub contains simulations of grocery shopping, putting away groceries, and preparing breakfast.

Island 2 is "Puppy Playtime" and includes simulations of pet shopping, pet feeding, and pet bathing.

Island 3 is called "Garden Bounty" and boasts simulations of garden planting, garden harvesting, and preparing dinner.

Island 4 is aptly named the "Home Stretch" and features simulations of organizing a closet and volunteering at a soup kitchen.

Each "island" is displayed as a lily pad within the SaeboVR software along the Road to Recovery and is completed in a sequence. Each "island" is repeated (4) times to ensure complete comprehension; the patient then moves on to the next activity hub. What makes the SaeboVR Virtual Rehabilitation System for Stroke Recovery especially unique is that it can be utilized by patients of all ages, shapes, and sizes who are experiencing limited or impaired mobility in their upper extremities.

Level up your practice's physical therapy offerings with Saebo's SaeboVR Virtual Rehabilitation System for Stroke Recovery! This system is easy to use, ultra-portable for use nearly anywhere, and ideal for use in the treatment of almost any patient.

***FOR CLINICIAN USE ONLY*** - To place orders we need a clinician or facility name.

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What Customers Are Saying:

"We've had the Saebo VR for a few weeks and have really loved it. It's simple to use and set up and is really patient friendly. Our team of therapists learned the interface quickly (less than 30 minutes total) and our stroke patients were super engaged during treatment! - Debbie F."

"This has been a major success with our clients. The Saebo VR allows them to engage in and familiarize themselves with community tasks and activities without having to actually go anywhere. Our patients are becoming more motivated to participate in therapy since they're taking part in enjoyable activities. - Christian E."