Luna Study Casts Doubt on Virtual-Only Care for Pelvic Floor Disorders
Luna, a provider of in-home physical therapy, unveils a new patient study that casts doubt on virtual-only care for pelvic floor disorders.
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WellBrain Partners with BlueJay Mobile to Help Improve Outcomes for People with Chronic Pain
WellBrain, a mindfulness and behavioral health platform, announces a strategic partnership with BlueJay Mobile, a telemedicine and medication adherence platform.
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Airrosti and Luna Partner to Improve Access for Musculoskeletal Care
Luna, a provider of on-demand physical therapy, announces a partnership with Airrosti, a national provider of outcome-based musculoskeletal (MSK) care, to offer in-person, at-home physical therapy services to complement the Airrosti Remote Recovery (ARR) virtual care solution.
Navitus Health Solutions Partners with SWORD Health
Navitus Health Solutions, a full pass-through pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), announces its partnership with SWORD Health to bring its virtual musculoskeletal solution to Navitus’ clients and their plan members nationwide.
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Kins Launches Hybrid Patient-Driven Physical Therapy Platform
Kins launches its hybrid physical therapy solution that combines virtual care and in-person treatment to restore mobility, strength and confidence.
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Hinge Health Acquires wrnch Computer Vision Technology
Hinge Health, provider of a digital musculoskeletal clinic for physical therapy, has acquired wrnch, developer of a computer vision platform for measuring human motion, it announces.
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IncludeHealth Launches MSK-OS Virtual PT System
IncludeHealth, a digital musculoskeletal (MSK) health company, launches its proprietary Musculoskeletal Operating System (MSK-OS), a virtual physical therapy system, in collaboration with Google and ProMedica Health System.
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Virtual PT During COVID Exposed Internet Gaps for Rural Kids
The switch to telehealth showed how virtual physical therapy services are possible, but also exposed some technical issues for people living in rural areas, Futurity reports.
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New Data Supports Clinical Benefits of mymobility with Apple Watch
Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc presents four new studies exploring the potential benefits of using a smartphone-based remote care management platform to support recovery from knee and hip replacement procedures, at the AAOS annual meeting.
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Home Tools for Telehealth
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.
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How Telehealth Helped Physical Therapists Care for Pediatric Patients During Pandemic
While the switch to telehealth showcased new opportunities for how critical therapy services can still be delivered virtually, a new study from the University of Missouri suggests it also exposed some technical issues for patients in rural areas.
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Internet or In-Person PT?
As more clinics begin opening their doors to patients after relying on remote options, it’s worth considering whether one is better than the other, Therese Casey, PT, DPT, and Gerald Dolce, PT, DPT, Cert-DRN, COMT, OCS, note in this feature for the August/September 2021 issue of Physical Therapy Products.
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Hinge Health Study Sees Generation Gap in Digital Physical Therapy Usage
A new clinical study from Hinge Health demonstrates significantly higher digital physical therapy engagement and completion among Gen Xers, working-age baby boomers, and retirees, as compared to Gen Zers and millennials.
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Tailoring Wearable Technology and Telehealth to Treat Parkinson’s Disease
A new study from the Southern Medical Program (SMP), based at UBC Okanagan, has examined the use of wearable health technology and telehealth to treat patients with Parkinson’s disease. The study is published in Parkinsonism & Related Disorders.
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BrainQ Announces $40M Funding Round for Stroke Therapy
Israeli stroke therapy technology startup, BrainQ, announces a $40 million funding round led by Hanaco Ventures, along with Dexcel Pharma, and Peregrine Ventures, to support a multicenter pivotal trial for its technology for ischemic stroke survivors in selected US hospitals.
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Luna Moves Into Dallas-Fort Worth Via Partnership
Baylor Scott & White Institute for Rehabilitation, a joint venture between Baylor Scott & White Health and Select Medical, announce a partnership with Luna to deliver outpatient rehabilitation care in the home setting throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area.
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Kaia Health Computer Vision Technology vs Physical Therapists: Who Wins?
A new clinical study published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Medical Internet Research demonstrates that the computer vision technology from Kaia Health is as accurate as a physical therapist in suggesting exercise corrections.
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Luna and Force Therapeutics Create Hybrid Delivery Model
Luna, a provider of on-demand physical therapy, and Force Therapeutics, a patient engagement platform and research network, announce a joint turnkey solution that aims to enable health systems to provide physical therapy directly to patients, through both in-person care delivered to them and via digital services.
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