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On Wednesday 17th July, MOTONrehab took delivery of the latest device from Tyromotion, OMEGO at MOTIONrehab's Intensive Neurological Rehabilitation Centre in Leeds.

The OMEGO is a robotic gait trainer that will help our clients with:

  • Balance
  • Walking ability
  • Walking distance
  • Walking speed

What is Robotic Therapy?

The robotic devices enable therapists to fully concentrate on their patients. They help make progress visible and enables therapists to adapt the therapy accordingly. Tyromotions therapy games not only make therapy more fun but make the therapy training even more efficient and enables patients to see visible improvements making therapy more motivating.

The short film below show a snippet from the staff training demonstrating OMEGO in stepping mode.

MOTIONrehab is the only neurological rehabilitation centre in the UK to offer the complete range of Tyromotion devices, giving it International Reference Centre status for treatment, teaching and research.

For more information about how robotics and intensive neurological rehabilitation can help you following a stroke, head injury, spinal cord injury or other neurological conditions, please call MOTIONrehab’s Intensive Neurological Rehabilitation Centre on 0343 841 0123 or email: [email protected]

MOTIONrehab add OMEGO from Tyromotion to it's Intensive Neurological Rehabilitation Centre
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