The rehabilitation platform that helps users maintain their independence and well-being
The Galician Regional Government has rolled out Rehametrics in its care homes. The APASCOVI Foundation and social and healthcare centres in more than 20 countries are already using Rehametrics to provide physical, cognitive and occupational rehabilitation using validated technology without any technical complications.
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What is Rehametrics and why are care homes and day centres adopting it?
Rehametrics is a CE-marked medical device that integrates physical, cognitive and occupational rehabilitation into a single platform. It is designed to operate without sensors attached to the body or controllers; users interact directly through the natural movement of their limbs or via a large-screen touchscreen tablet.
This makes it accessible to older people, those with cognitive impairment or low vision, even if they have never used technology before.
- Backed by more than 40 scientific publications and adopted by public authorities as a benchmark for the modernisation of geriatric care.
Benefits of Rehametrics for care homes and day centres
A solution designed to meet the needs of the entire organisation.
More motivating therapies: Physical and cognitive exercises in a gamified video game format that make users want to return to their sessions — especially valuable for individuals who have undergone conventional physiotherapy for years.
Physical, occupational and cognitive rehabilitation in a single ecosystem: No need to switch between different platforms or methodologies.
Seated and standing exercises adapted to all functional levels, from high-dependency users to the most active individuals.
Fall prevention through targeted training of balance, postural control and strengthening, backed by objective data from each session.
Over 120 physical, 190 cognitive and 70 occupational exercises ready to prescribe, with multiple difficulty levels and customisation parameters.
Pre-designed and customisable sessions tailored to each specific profile: Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, mild cognitive impairment, musculoskeletal pathology, acquired brain injury and disability.
Advanced clinical reports generated automatically, eliminating additional administrative workload.
Simultaneous treatment of multiple patients: The therapist can monitor several sessions at once, optimising active clinical time.
Continuous assessment and monitoring: Objective data that support clinical decision-making and interdisciplinary communication.
Rapid implementation and minimal learning curve, fully backed by the Rehametrics support team.
Distinctive competitive advantage: Positions the care home or centre as a benchmark facility in advanced digital rehabilitation.
Increased care capacity without expanding resources: treat more patients using the exact same clinical assets.
CE-marked medical device backed by scientific validation, reducing regulatory risks and reinforcing institutional trust.
Improved quality of care indicators and patient satisfaction scores, providing objective data for management review.
Reduced operational costs by optimising therapeutic hours and enabling supervised teletherapy options.
Objective data for families: Delivering clear, exportable progress reports per user.
A holistic approach: physical, cognitive and functional
Three modules within a single clinical setting, designed to address each patient’s neurodegenerative profile. All are CE-marked as medical devices.
Physio Module
Augmented reality system with motion detection. Exercises aimed at maintaining motor function and preventing secondary complications: static and dynamic balance, coordination, postural control, range of motion and movement patterns.
Augmented reality system with motion detection. Exercises aimed at maintaining motor function and preventing secondary complications: static and dynamic balance, coordination, postural control, range of motion and movement patterns.
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.
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.
"The therapy is presented as a fun experience that makes participants want to do it again. This is particularly valuable for users of the Day Centre and Care Home who have been receiving conventional physiotherapy sessions for many years. As it is a playful activity, patients perform a greater number of repetitions at a faster pace without feeling that they are overexerting themselves."
Sonia Jiménez
Director of Reshogar · APASCOVI Foundation, Day Centre and Care Home
Encourage more residents to take an active part in their rehabilitation sessions
Find out how Rehametrics helps care homes and day centres to provide physical, cognitive and occupational rehabilitation that is more motivating, personalised and easy to integrate into daily life.
- No sensors or controls, easy to use
- Physical, cognitive and occupational therapy on a single platform
- Activities tailored to each resident’s functional ability
- CE-marked and used by social and healthcare centres in more than 20 countries
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Frequently asked questions about Rehametrics in care homes and day centres
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Yes. Physical exercises are controlled directly through body movement, no sensors, no controllers, and cognitive exercises are completed on a large-screen touchscreen tablet. Learning is very quick, even for people who have never interacted with a video game before.
The physical and cognitive modules are designed to work across varying degrees of cognitive impairment. For residents with severe cognitive decline, it is recommended to begin with the physical module and the simpler cognitive exercises. Immersive virtual reality is not recommended in these cases.
The same goals as in conventional sessions: head control, static and dynamic balance, trunk control, coordination, range of motion, muscle strengthening, falls prevention, memory, attention, language, executive functions and activities of daily living.
Yes. The professional can supervise group and individual sessions from the same platform, adapting exercises to each resident's level within the group.
The Xunta de Galicia has deployed Rehametrics in its residential care homes as part of its programme for the modernisation and digital transformation of its socio-healthcare care model.