Clinical Trial: New Stroke Telerehabilitation Model for Underserved Community
Researchers will test a web-based software, Mobile Rehab, which delivers personalized exercises for stroke telerehabilitation.
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Helius Launches UpScript to Deliver PoNS Directly to Doorstep
Helius Medical Technologies launches UpScript, an e-commerce site to help people with gait issues obtain the company’s PoNS device at home.
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180 MSK Systems Offers Sensor-Free Virtual MSK Care
Health-focused SaaS platform 180 MSK Systems has released an update with motion tracking capabilities for home exercise.
Vida Health Now Offers Musculoskeletal Pain Relief as Part of Its All-in-One Solution
Vida Health adds a Musculoskeletal Pain Relief Program to its its comprehensive cardiometabolic virtual solution.
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FOTO Research into Physical Therapy Telehealth Highlights Benefits to People with Low Back Pain
Many PT patients with low back pain who received telehealth during COVID-19 were very satisfied with their results, according to FOTO study.
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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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Force Therapeutics Launches Business Analytics for Remote Care Management Platform
Force Therapeutics redesigns its digital care management platform with business analytics for both healthcare administrators and clinicians.
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Withings RPM Remote Patient Monitoring Solution Launches
The new Withings RPM aims to place the patient experience back at the heart of telehealth and reduce friction points.
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WorkWell Expands Occupational Telehealth Services to Corporate Remote Locations
WorkWell announces expanded occupational telehealth services for delivering virtual care to employees located at satellite locations.
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There’s a Big Caveat in the Telehealth Expansion That Congress Just Passed
As more telehealth services become covered by insurers, the government may lose interest in healthcare initiatives that get patients the most care for their dollar, Fast Company notes.
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Hybrid Physical Therapy Not More Effective Than Face-to-Face Care
A blended approach to physical therapy, using digital interventions to support face-to-face care, wasn’t more effective at treating nonspecific low back pain compared with in-person therapy alone, MobiHealthNews reports.
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People with Multiple Sclerosis Benefit from Telehealth Services
Telehealth services were well liked and highly utilized by individuals with multiple sclerosis during the pandemic, according to researchers.
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Telehealth, Physical Therapy and the Pandemic: Lessons for All
A clinical instructor explains the benefits and challenges of telehealth, therapy and technology, Healthcare IT News reports.
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Emerge Diagnostics Launches Remote Employee Wellness Program Focused on Musculoskeletal Health
Virtual soft tissue injury evaluations, yoga and other preventive and screening services are now available in a telehealth platform from Emerge Diagnostics.
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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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RecoveryOne Now Offers Virtual PT As an In-Network Benefit
RecoveryOne announces it has expanded its collaboration with Cigna to offer virtual physical therapy and a broad MSK solution for Medicare Advantage (MA) customers.
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Virtual Physical Therapy Platforms Go Beyond the App
Three digital-first health platforms highlight the evolution in virtual physical therapy beyond video calls, HealthTech reports.
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Study: Practitioners Like Telerehab, But Want More Training
Practitioners are generally supportive of tele-rehabilitation or remote therapy for people with physical disabilities, but providers want more guidance and training on how to effectively use the modality, according to a study published in JMIR, MobiHealthNews reports.
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