Claire Haeuptle, DPT, explains how to replicate in-person, in-clinic treatment over video with a wide spectrum of equipment as telehealth becomes a more realistic treatment option, in this feature for the August/September 2021 issue of Physical Therapy Products.
Physical Therapy Products takes a sneak peek at some of the exciting products manufacturers will have on display at APTA’s Private Practice Section Meeting in Orlando. The feature is included in the August/September 2019 issue.
Kenneth Martino, CPCU, has been promoted to President of MedRisk, the King of Prussia, Pa-based company announces.
Results from a clinical trial testing the MyoRegulator device for the non-invasive treatment of spasticity, published recently in Bioelectronic Medicine, suggest evidence for using MyoRegulator to treat upper extremity spasticity in subjects with chronic stroke, PathMaker Neurosystems Inc announces.
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CORA Health Services Inc, doing business as CORA Physical Therapy, announces that it has expanded its Midwest footprint with the acquisition of Orthopedic and Sports Therapy Institute (OSTI).
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Teeter announces the release of its new Posture Restore accessory for the Teeter FitSpine Inversion Table, designed to extend the length of the spine, drawing the shoulders back and opening the chest and hips while gently decompressing and elongating the spine during inversion to promote better posture.
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Erchonia Corporation announces that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted the company 510(k) clearance to market its FX 635 low-level laser for the temporary relief of chronic, nociceptive musculoskeletal pain.
Read MorePhysical Therapy Products staff compiles a selection of top products that are on the market for its June/July 2019 issue.
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Moji introduces its new insulated Thermal Bag, designed to keep its Heated Foam Roller hot for up to 90 minutes. Simply heat the roller, put it in the bag, and take it with you to your yoga class, gym, dance studio, or anywhere you choose.
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Excy announces an upgraded version of its free Mobile Coach platform for its XCR 300 portable upper body ergometer. Now featured are on-demand physical therapy video tutorials and training illustrations.
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Precor announces it has reached a new milestone with its networked fitness consoles. As of June 2019, Precor had surpassed 100,000 networked units in more than 7700 facilities in 98 countries, the Seattle-based company reports.
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Dynatronics Corporation will showcase three of its marquee brands — Dynatronics, PROTEAM by Hausmann, and Bird & Cronin — at the 2019 National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) convention, scheduled to take place June 24 to June 27 in Las Vegas.
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The Innovation Lab announces a limited market release of five Dynamic Ankle Resistance Trainers (DARTs) to the St Jude Centers for Rehabilitation and Wellness, marking the start of Project DART, a 3-month evaluation of the new medical product.
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SyncThink announces that it has been granted US Patent 15/967,440 for its EYE-SYNC brain health assessment tool.
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Biodex Medical Systems Inc announces enhancements to its balance testing and training devices, the Balance System SD and portable BioSway, to provide more accurate testing and more engaging training to patients and athletes.
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New Jersey-based Atlantic Health System Neuroscience has recently introduced a system-wide rollout of RAPID, brain-imaging software designed to help reduce the amount of time between stroke diagnosis and treatment.
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Harvard-Westlake School, a private high school in Southern California, has partnered with Palo Alto, Calif-based SyncThink to provide advanced medical care for all student-athletes. It has become reportedly the first high school to onboard eye tracking technology, SyncThink announces in a media release.
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CyMedica Orthopedics announces the launch of a clinical trial to evaluate the effectiveness of its e-vive muscle strengthening device and patient engagement system in knee osteoarthritis (OA) patients.
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