Physical and Cognitive Rehabilitation for Active Ageing
The clinical platform for physiotherapists, neuropsychologists, occupational therapists and specialist centres: personalised physical and cognitive stimulation programmes, featuring adaptive exercises and long-term monitoring of the user’s progress.
Physical and cognitive stimulation aimed at maintaining functional ability
Ageing can be associated with changes in memory, attention and processing speed, as well as a loss of strength, balance and mobility, which progressively affect functional independence. Rehametrics combines structured cognitive stimulation and adapted physical exercise to maintain functionality and active participation. The practitioner designs personalised sessions, adjusts the difficulty according to the user’s performance and objectively records progress within the same clinical setting.
Prevention and functional maintenance
Programmes designed to maintain memory, concentration, strength and balance in older people with no diagnosed cognitive decline.
Active ageing in care homes and residential care facilities
Rehametrics runs individual or group sessions at day centres, care homes and community programmes focused on healthy ageing.
Older people with mild cognitive or physical complaints
The platform enables people with mild age-related difficulties to work on their cognitive functions as well as their balance, strength and mobility.
Combined physical and cognitive programmes
Centres can supplement cognitive stimulation with physical exercises and dual-task activities, depending on the user’s functional profile.
A holistic approach to active ageing and older people
Structured cognitive intervention targeting key functions to maintain functional independence and quality of life.
Attention and processing speed
Exercises designed to maintain sustained attention, responsiveness and information processing.
Memory
Specific programmes for episodic memory, working memory and functional recall, tailored to the user’s level.
Executive functions
Training in planning, cognitive flexibility and problem-solving through functional tasks.
Functional cognitive activities
Exercises focusing on orientation, sequencing and everyday situations, designed to help maintain independence.
Cognitive Module
+190 gamified exercises tailored to each patient’s neuropsychological profile: attention, memory, executive functions, language and activities of daily living.
The difficulty level is adjusted manually or automatically depending on the progress recorded. This is particularly useful where physical and cognitive recovery go hand in hand.
- Healthy ageing without any diagnosed decline
- Age-related subjective cognitive complaints
- Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
- Memory and attention maintenance
- Cognitive prevention in day centres and care homes
- Group-based cognitive stimulation programmes
Physio Module
Augmented reality system with motion detection. Over 120 exercises focused on motor control, balance, coordination and functionality in activities of daily living: range of motion, postural control, gait patterns and the prevention of secondary complications.
The system automatically records more than 100 kinematic parameters per session without any manual intervention by the clinician.
- Fall prevention
- Active ageing
- Muscle strengthening and maintaining mobility
- Balance and postural control
- Maintaining momentum
- Group programmes in day centres and care homes
VR Module
VR environments featuring over 70 exercises for the upper body, fine motor skills and dual-tasking activities that combine simultaneous physical and cognitive challenges. No gloves, controllers or calibration required.
The clinician monitors the patient in real time from their computer without interrupting the patient’s session.
- Dual physical-cognitive tasks for the prevention of falls
- Maintaining fine motor skills in older people
- Activities of daily living in a virtual environment
- Multisensory stimulation programmes
- Active ageing in care homes and residential care facilities
What Rehametrics brings to the clinical team
A platform designed to personalise physical and cognitive treatment and to document each patient’s progress.
Personalised and adaptive sessions
The professional can adjust the level of difficulty, physical or cognitive workload and therapeutic objectives according to each user’s functional level and progress.
Objective measurement of performance
The system automatically records physical and cognitive parameters: reaction times, accuracy rates, balance and progress between sessions.
Greater motivation and adherence
Interactive virtual environments encourage active participation and reduce the monotony of conventional exercises.
Longitudinal follow-up
The platform enables the objective monitoring of physical and cognitive performance, and the recording of changes over time.
For use in individual or group sessions
Rehametrics can be implemented in both one-to-one care and supervised group programmes in social and healthcare centres.
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health organisations in 20 countries
Incorporate advanced physical and cognitive rehabilitation into your clinical practice
If you work in day centres, care homes, dementia care units or healthy ageing programmes and are looking for a tool that allows you to tailor physical and cognitive sessions and objectively track each patient’s progress, Rehametrics is designed for your team.
Frequently asked questions about active ageing and cognitive stimulation
The platform is designed for a broad range of ages and clinical profiles: from patients undergoing neurological, physical or post-operative rehabilitation to people with cognitive impairment, mental health conditions or physical and intellectual disability. It is also suited to older adults in active ageing programmes who wish to maintain their functional autonomy, physical capacity and cognitive activity proactively, without the need for a prior clinical diagnosis.
Yes. Rehametrics does not require an established clinical diagnosis. The platform is applicable to healthy older adults seeking cognitive maintenance, to people with subjective decline — who perceive cognitive changes not yet reflected in scales — and to those with mild cognitive impairment. Early systematic stimulation is where the preventive impact is greatest.
The clinical team can configure and launch group sessions from the same dashboard. During the session, each participant works on their individual programme while the clinician monitors the group in real time. At the end, the system generates individual performance records for each participant and grouped data for the session. This enables efficient management of multiple users without sacrificing personalisation.
The platform generates automatic progress reports in structured format: individual evolution by cognitive domain, comparison between assessments, progression of difficulty reached and inter-session consistency. These reports can be shared with families in review meetings and presented to management or social care authorities as evidence of programme impact.
Rehametrics adapts to the person's changing functional profile. As cognitive capacity changes, the clinician adjusts objectives, exercise selection and target difficulty. The platform maintains the complete historical record of previous performance, enabling assessment of the trajectory and evidence-based adjustment of the programme.
Yes. For older adults who maintain an active, community-based lifestyle, or for those receiving home care, Rehametrics enables cognitive stimulation and physical activity from home with the same level of clinical supervision and automatic recording as in-person sessions.
The platform enables intervention across memory, attention, processing speed, executive functions and functional cognitive activities.