Brain Surgery After a Stroke
For those who have suffered from a stroke, brain surgery is a viable option to improve the quality and longevity of their lives. No matter what the surgery may be, it’s never easy to experience it, let alone make the decision to undergo it; however, as a patient or a supporter of one, it’s good to know every possible avenue that can lead to a successful recovery. By learning about various procedures linked to substantial health improvements after a stroke, and talking to the doctor, you’ll be able to decide whether or not surgery is a worthwhile possibility for yourself or a loved...
Universal Institute Rehabilitation & Life Center First Facility in U.S. to Offer SaeboVR Technology to Patients
The Universal Institute Rehabilitation & Life Center in Livingston, New Jersey recently purchased the SaeboVR, becoming the first facility in the United States to offer this innovative virtual reality technology to patients. The SaeboVR is the world’s first FDA-approved ADL-focused virtual reality rehabilitation system, and was made available to clinicians only a few months ago. The clinicians at UIRehab are very excited about their new device, and have already begun utilizing the SaeboVR during therapy sessions. “Utilization of the new Saebo virtual reality has been a great success with our clients. SaeboVR has allowed clients the opportunity to participate and familiarize themselves with community tasks without having to leave the facility. ...
Saebo Celebrates 15 Years and Over 250,000 Patients Served
World-renowned stroke rehabilitation company, Saebo, Inc. celebrates their 15-year anniversary this month. CHARLOTTE, N.C. – September 15, 2017 – Fifteen years ago, two occupational therapists united with one simple, powerful goal: to provide transformative, affordable rehabilitation products to neurological patients. This month, Saebo, Inc. celebrates their 15-Year Anniversary and reflects on their noteworthy success in the rehab industry and their commitment to “No Plateau in Sight.” Before Saebo was established, treatment options for improving upper extremity function were limited, and existing technology was very expensive, making it unobtainable for many clinics and home use. Sub-standard therapy methods often resulted in unfavorable outcomes,...