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Discover how to measure, test, and strengthen wrist flexion and extension using clinical tools, functional exercises, and targeted rehab protocols.
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Accelerate your recovery with soccer rehab exercises and advanced rehabilitation tools designed to build strength, restore mobility, and prevent re-injury.
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Explore top occupational therapy equipment for stroke rehab designed to assist stroke survivors in regaining mobility and performing everyday tasks.
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Discover the best hip exercises for strength and mobility, avoid common mistakes that lead to injury, and explore recommended equipment to enhance your routine.
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Master your tennis performance with these expert-approved tennis exercises. Build strength, improve agility, and stay injury-free with these proven workouts.
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The pinch tool (or the 151) is one of the most widely used upper extremity tools on the PrimusRS. Learn how to set it up for pinch strength testing and exercises. Customize the set up to adapt as your patient progresses.
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Learn how to set up the hand grip tool (162) on your PrimusRS for hand grip exercise and testing.
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Pinch strength plays a crucial role in daily tasks, from self-care to sports, yet it often goes unnoticed until weakness sets in. This article explores the importance of pinch strength, effective exercises to improve it, and advanced rehabilitation tools like the PrimusRS that enhance therapy outcomes.
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Learn how to measure hand grip strength, track progress, and enhance therapy outcomes with personalized grip strength exercises. Enhance injury recovery, build strength, and help patients regain functional abilities with the PrimusRS' advanced grip strength testing and treatment protocols.
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The new Adjustable Positioning Chair delivers the versatility and ease of use your clinic needs to unlock the full potential of your PrimusRS.
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“To really get where we need to [in balance training], you need to add the interactive factor, the neurological benefits, and the visual stimulation,” says Sims. According to Sims, the Alfa balance training equipment provides visual stimulation, promotes high repetition, increases patient engagement, eliminates compensation patterns, and fosters neuroplasticity.
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Eccentric training is transforming Parkinson's disease rehabilitation by addressing motor challenges with groundbreaking results. Discover how high-intensity eccentric resistance training can improve strength, mobility, and quality of life for PD patients. Learn about the latest research and practical strategies for physical and occupational therapists.
