The Benedictus Hospital Feldafing is an academic teaching hospital of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and is one of the most modern clinics in Germany for further treatment in acute and rehabilitation medicine in the fields of neurology, geriatrics and orthopaedics. The Pain Center has also been one of Europe's largest specialist facilities for the multimodal treatment of chronic pain for decades and treats all types of pain both on an inpatient and day-care basis.
One of the main reasons for Prof. Dr. Dirk Sander to implement CUREO® was, that it can be used across the entire spectrum of patients: From the severely affected in early rehabilitation to continuing rehabilitation
The Schön Klinik Bad Aibling Harthausen offers a wide range of highly qualified and interdisciplinary medical care. The specialist clinic has more than 440 beds and provides state-of-the-art treatment methods with specialized orthopaedic and neurological expertise at the highest level with around 1300 employees.
Prof. Dr. Klaus Jahn (head physician, specialized in neurology, neurological intensive care medicine, and physical therapy) and his team use CUREO® primarily in occupational therapy in group settings for stroke patients and geriatric patients. He values the system's flexibility which can be deployed within the full spectrum of patients' needs: From severely affected patients to aftercare.
The "Segeberger Kliniken", based in Bad Segeberg, is the largest private hospital company in Schleswig-Holstein.
In the acute and rehabilitation sector, they offer patients a holistic range of medical services: general medicine, gynecology, internal medicine, orthopedics and trauma surgery, cardiology and angiology, cardiovascular surgery, psychosomatic medicine and neurology.
Their Neurological Center offers a wide range of diagnostic, treatment and therapeutic services with the aim of helping patients regain independent mobility.They implemented Virtual Reality therapy with CUREO® into their broad spectrum of therapeutic offers, as it serves with their focus especially chronically neurologically ill patients (Parkinson's syndrome, spasticity in multiple sclerosis or stroke patients) and as it fits perfect into "everyday therapy".
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"What fascinates us about VR therapy is the possibility of starting therapy at the bedside with little effort, for example when it comes to spatial awareness or head movements."
"You actually practise things that you wouldn't otherwise practise in conventional therapy. In the end, this therapy becomes much more realistic. "
"I was convinced by the motivational idea, that it is fun for the patients and that it can be individually adapted to the patients' abilities. In contrast to other device-based therapies, there are no long set-up times and it fits very well into everyday life."
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