Occuptational Therapist

Claire King

Watch this video as Occupational Therapist Claire from Spero Rehab shares her experience with rebless™ and how it has helped her patients recover from stroke and other neurological conditions. Claire explains how the device's active therapy feature has been essential in promoting neuroplasticity and repetitive movement, critical factors in stroke recovery.  This video will show you how rebless™ is used in a real-world setting and the benefits of active therapy in stroke recovery. Whether you are a physical therapist, surgeon, or DME provider, this video will provide valuable information on how rebless™ can improve patient outcomes.  Click the link to learn more about rebless™ and how it can benefit your patients.

MD

Yeo Hyung Kim

rebless tele-rehab solution is very valuable as a smart home

rehabilitation therapy when patients are returning to their

homes and continue their rehabilitation after acute

inpatient treatment

Seattle, WA 20’s / Brain injury

Jordan Windsor

For the first time in 9 years, after a few session of using the REBLESS on my ankles, when I stood, my legs felt amazing!

PT, NCS, Principal

Vicki Stevens

Perfect solution for stroke rehab and neuroplasticity patients Active mode helps to use rebless for continuous rehab Saved records will allow you to track treatment progress Satisfied with the structure of the device and its fitting

PT, DPT, APHC

Kathy Meacham

After retesting my patients MMT, I noticed an improvement in his bicep strength after a few times using the device.

My TBI patient seems to like that it helps her feel more independent when using it.

Head Coach and Technical Director

Nawal Gurung

We aim to provide the best quality sports medicine care for our athletes. We are excited to use rebless to help them rehab during the early stages of their injury before getting back to the field.

PT, Center Manager

Jazmin Hildago

We treat many diverse patients at our clinic. At Brooks, our mission is to empower you to reach the highest level of recovery and to provide you with the best experience.

DPT, PhD, GCS, MBA, FAAOMPT

Collin Adu

Having one device for four joints has been beneficial, especially for some neuro patients who have both upper and lower extremity involvement.

PT, DPT, Regional Director

Kyle Taft

The device is great! My patients seem to love it and think it is awesome. I have been using it on a few stroke

patients, a spinal muscular atrophy patient, and a

teenager who has cerebral palsy and the mother seems to

love it as well.

DPT, OCS

Charlie Glenn

The patients seem to like it for passive range of motion for the ankle. We did receive some EOB’s back and we did get reimbursed for code 97755, which we do not usually bill for during normal sessions.