More Insight.
More Ways to
Guide Movement.
You See the Movement
Envision Helps You See More
Therapists are skilled at recognizing movement dysfunction, but observation alone cannot always reveal the subtle changes in loading, weight distribution, balance, and movement patterns occurring during an activity. Envision adds another layer of information, helping clinicians better understand what is happening and use that information to guide treatment.
Weight Distribution
Identify how patients load each foot during standing and movement.
Balance
Observe changes in weight shift and postural control during therapeutic activities.
Gait
Explore loading patterns and asymmetries throughout walking.
Functional Movement
See how patients respond during exercises and everyday movement tasks.
Assess
Establish a clearer picture of the patient's current movement.
Target
Identify the movement pattern or activity you want to address.
Guide
Set individualized feedback to help reinforce the desired response.
Reassess
Compare performance and adjust treatment as the patient changes.
Clinicians Set The Goals
Feedback You Control
Envision doesn't determine how a patient should move—the clinician does. Therapists select the activity, establish the therapeutic target, and use visual, auditory, or haptic cues to help patients recognize and respond to their movement in real time.
See the Visual
Response
Hear When a
Target Is Reached
Feel An
Immediate Cue
Repetition Matters
Practice the Movement You Want to Reinforce
Therapists know that repetition matters—but repetition of compensatory movement can reinforce the very patterns we're trying to change. Immediate feedback gives patients another way to recognize their movement, make adjustments, and repeat more purposeful patterns during treatment.
One System
Many Ways To Treat
Gait Training
Use feedback during activities targeting loading, symmetry and walking patterns.
Weight-Bearing
Provide immediate feedback during targeted loading activities for orthopedic and neurological patients.
Motor Learning
Use immediate cues and repetition to reinforce targeted movement.
Balance Training
Challenge weight shifting, limits of stability, and postural control.
Functional Exercise
Incorporate feedback into closed-chain and task-specific activities.
Home-Based Rehabilitation
Extend guided practice beyond the clinic when appropriate.
Built for individuals with mobility challenges related to neurological, orthopedic, geriatric and balance
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Rehabilitation Beyond the Clinic
Envision can support rehabilitation in the clinic and at home, giving therapists additional ways to guide ongoing practice, monitor patient activity remotely, and involve caregivers when appropriate.
Explore More
Learn more about the clinical principles behind Envision, early clinical experience, case studies, and our ongoing commitment to building the evidence supporting walking and balance rehabilitation.
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