Relieve care teams with Corpus VR

Welcome clinics and hospitals! Discover how the innovative VR solutions from Corpus VR can relieve your care teams and improve recovery processes. Our technology offers scientifically proven methods to make care more efficient and effective.

Treatment methods and applications

How can Corpus VR support your teams?

Our applications can be used in the ICU, Neurology, and Surgery departments for:

Physical rehabilitation: Corpus VR offers a wide range of exercises for the whole body, aimed at improving strength, mobility, and coordination. This is applicable for various conditions, such as after a stroke, surgery, or trauma.
Pain and anxiety management: VR environments can distract patients from pain and anxiety, which is especially valuable for chronic pain or during painful procedures.
Cognitive stimulation: Corpus VR can be used to improve cognitive functions, such as memory, attention, and concentration. This is relevant for patients with neurological conditions or after a period of confusion.

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Efficiency improvement: Corpus VR enables independent training, saving healthcare providers time and allowing them to focus on more complex tasks. Real-time progress monitoring allows them to adjust treatment more efficiently.
Improved patient care: VR therapy can lead to better outcomes, such as faster recovery, pain reduction, and improvement in psychological well-being. This increases patient satisfaction and the quality of care.
Cost savings: Due to efficiency improvements and potentially shorter recovery times, overall treatment costs may be reduced.

Solutions for your challenges

Staff shortages: Corpus VR makes it possible to treat more patients simultaneously with the same amount of staff, increasing the capacity of the rehabilitation department.
Increased care demand: Efficiency improvements allow the hospital to handle a higher demand for care without compromising the quality of care.
Cost control: Corpus VR can help manage healthcare costs by increasing efficiency and potentially shortening recovery times.

Analytics, figures, and results

As a physiotherapist in the ICU, I see daily how VR rehabilitation makes a difference for patients with prolonged critical illness. The technology is not only safe and feasible but also surprisingly easy to integrate into our therapies. We experience hardly any barriers and only a few minor technical challenges. This confirms for me that VR is a valuable and promising addition to rehabilitation care.

Physiotherapist ICU department

Source: Haghedooren, E. et al. (2024) Feasibility and safety of interactive virtual reality upper limb rehabilitation in patients with prolonged critical illness. Australian Critical Care 37;949-956.

As a therapist, you must offer a lot of variety in movement and activities in your therapy so that the patient does not get bored. Corpus VR provides the 'Better out of Bed' target group with a very useful, fun, and stimulating way to move. Additionally, it offers a challenging distraction in daily exercise therapy.

Physiotherapist Radboud UMC

The therapy was seamlessly integrated into existing rehabilitation programs, and a full VR session lasted on average only 14-20 minutes, including setup and cleanup, so no additional burden was experienced by the caregivers.

Attending Physician, Internist UZ Leuven, Innovation Manager

Source: Haghedooren, E. et al. (2024) Feasibility and safety of interactive virtual reality upper limb rehabilitation in patients with prolonged critical illness. Australian Critical Care 37;949-956.

I really enjoy those VR sessions. And afterwards, I feel like it's been a good workout for my arm.

Patient in ICU

Research

Our VR solutions are not only innovative but also effective. Here are some results:

1. Safe and motivating

VR rehabilitation is 100% safe, with no serious side effects, and is rated 9/10 for enjoyment by patients. This increases adherence to therapy and motivation, which is essential for recovery.¹

2. More effective and motivating recovery

VR therapy provides direct feedback and interactive exercises, resulting in 90% of patients being more actively involved in their recovery. This leads to a faster and more effective rehabilitation process.²

3. Efficient and time-saving

A full VR rehabilitation session takes only 14-20 minutes, including setup and cleanup. This means maximum impact without extra burden on healthcare staff.¹

Sources:

¹ Haghedooren, E. et al. (2024) Feasibility and safety of interactive virtual reality upper limb rehabilitation in patients with prolonged critical illness. Australian Critical Care 37;949-956.

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² Nam, J. et al. (2024) The application of Virtual Reality in shoulder surgery rehabilitation. Cureus 16; e58280.

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