Virtual Reality in medical treatments

Virtual Reality in healthcare has become increasingly popular in recent years. With virtual reality, treatments become faster, smarter, and more effective. Additionally, you gain more precise insights, allowing for a critical examination of the treatment plan and progress.

What applications or types of treatments can you think of?

Physical complaints and pain

Neck complaints and pain
Shoulder and arm complaints
Headache Dizziness
Low and middle Back pain
Lower limb / Hip and Knee pain
Long Covid
Fibromyalgia

Mental issues and pain

Chronic pain
Kinesiophobia
Stress and anxiety
Burnout
Over-stimulation / hypersensitivity
Long Covid

Neurological disorders

Stroke
Traumatic Brain Injury
Parkinson’s disease / NMD
Spinal cord injury
Hernia Cervical
MS
Visual impairment

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Virtual Reality as a form of e-Health

Through Virtual Reality and other forms of eHealth, the healthcare sector has transformed into an innovative industry. By employing virtual reality in various treatments, you provide patients and clients with a more effective and unique healthcare experience. Through virtual environments and gamification elements, patient engagement and experience are enhanced.

Virtual Reality treatments have repeatedly demonstrated their scientific efficacy as powerful tools for managing physical pain, anxiety, or stress. With Corpus VR, patients or clients are immersed in a virtual environment, reducing distractions from external stimuli or their medical conditions. Various gamification elements, such as rewards, further motivate clients to continue their treatment, resulting in higher therapy adherence and, consequently, a greater chance of successful recovery.

Virtual Reality treatments also enable remote therapy. With specialized Corpus VR software and wearables, patients can access therapy or rehabilitation programs from their own homes or environments. This makes healthcare more accessible and user-friendly. Healthcare professionals can remotely monitor progress.