Treax pads for rehabilition

INNOVAID designed Treax pads as a tool for therapists, to improve their work with the citizens who needed rehabilitation. Treax pads is not an alternative to rehabilititave training with a therapist, but it is a great product to support the training. Today they are used in both hospitals and clinics around the world.

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Fall prevention

When working with Fall Prevention the focus can be on reaction, and how quickly you can adapt movements. For Fall Prevention training the reaction-mode is perfect. It trains the user to react in the moment, and can be set to different speeds according to the user.

stability training

It can be neccesary to train stability while moving. Dynamic stability training can benefit people who have had kneesurgery or hip surgery. Dynamic stability training is also relevant for citizens who have undergone an amputation, and need training with prosthesic leg. Random-mode on the Treax Pads is a great way to do dynamic stability training.

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balance training

As Treax pads are individual units, they can be seperated and combined in many ways. Putting the pads around the user in a circle, trains their orientation ability. Train 180 degrees by putting the pads in a half circle or train 360 degrees vision by putting them in a circle. This will exercise the user ability to keep their balance while looking down and around.

After Surgery

After a knee surgery og hip surgery, a weight-bearing restriction will often be set. Using the Treax pads for rehabilitation is great, as both therapist and user has complete control of the weight-bearing. Set a maximum weight limit on the Treax Pads, and let the citizen sense this while getting the feedback from the pad. For this exercise use the Force scale function.

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USER STORIES

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Rehabilition with Treax pads for:

Acquired brain injury

Cerebral Apoplexy (Stroke)

Sclerosis

Anosognosia & Apraxia

After COVID-19-related illness

Orthopaedic Surgery (upper & lower extremities)

Amputation