Course of a physiotherapy session with virtual reality
Physiotherapy sessions with KineQuantum integrate virtual reality for innovative and effective treatment. Here's how a typical session works.
Step 1: Choosing exercises
Choose from over 120 playful exercises to suit your patient's pathophysiology. Simply use keywords to find exercises. For example, click on "cervical" then "rotation".
Step 2: Exercise settings
Adjust duration, difficulty and amplitude, according to your patient's needs and progress. You can also load in 2 clicks recorded protocols with the patients you want.
Step 3: Performing the exercises
Equip the patient with the virtual reality headset and start the session. Exercises are performed by the patient in total immersion using the VR headset. The system guides the patient through each exercise with clear instructions and interactive visualizations. The physiotherapist can observe and adjust in real time if necessary.
Click here to see an example of a KineQuantum rehabilitation exercise in virtual reality.
Step 4: Reporting and follow-up
Consult the session report with a graph and a score to motivate your patient. Score progression is tracked between sessions. Between each session, previous exercises are saved for quick start-up.
97%
of physiotherapists equipped with virtual reality therapy find KineQuantum “easy” or “very easy” to use
Satisfaction survey of physiotherapists equipped with the KineQuantum vr simulator between January 2022 and March 2024. Results obtained from 122 respondents.
Virtual reality headsets for rehabilitation
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Physiotherapists' opinions on virtual reality rehabilitation sessions
"The service provided by medical virtual reality goggles is worth the expense. It's technically relevant and really helps my patients. The KineQuantum VR platform is now an integral part of my sessions."
Jerome C.
Physiotherapist
Eaubonne
"Technology does what I can't do with my hands, and it gives me back medical time potentially to do other things. It's not the same as giving your patient two dumbbells in the office."
Xavier D.
Physiotherapist and instructor
Paris
"The virtual reality application simulates an archery session, for example. As a result, I don't even need to tell them what movements to make, they do it themselves, completely autonomously."
Frank R.
Physical therapist
Ermont