Evidence Based Approach

Clinical Trials:

At our Safe Stride Immersive Therapy outpatient lab in Michigan, we have conducted about 300 patient trials and treatments validating our solutions. We used patient populations of diverse age groups, diagnosis and medical conditions. We applied our solutions and came up with very positive results and very satisfied patients.

Summary of our Clinical Trials: 2022-2024

These trials had a total of 291 patients/participants. The trials used virtual reality as a therapy modality, patient interest in gamified therapy options and to gauge the efficacy of virtual reality systems in clinical settings. The findings provided important insight into the current landscape and provided us the trend information. This will lead to a future of increased adoption of virtual reality as a therapy modality for rehabilitation. Overall the trials concluded in over88% positive, documented clinical results.

Patients Feedback:

85% of patients/participants believed that VR could have a positive impact on their condition's outcome.
77% of patients/participants are now positively familiar with and have used VR in some form for their treatment.
69% of patients/participants reported that they liked the idea of gamified therapy options.
80% of patients/participants trusted the ability to utilize some form of VR with condition

What are the primary conditions/patients we did the trials on?

Patients/participants with Neurological conditions such as Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury, Spinal Cord Injury and Multiple Sclerosis.

Patients/participants with Balance Dysfunction, Ataxia and BPPV conditions.

Patients/participants with Orthopedic and Musculoskeletal conditions

Patients/participants such as Athletes or Individuals who regularly perform high impact workout.

Patients/participants of such as Autistic Kids or kids with other developmental dysfunctions, aged from 8 to 24 years old

Evidence Based Approach

Safe Stride solutions trials have demonstrated significant improvements in patient outcomes, including:

● Reduced pain and improved mobility

● Enhanced functional capacity and quality of life

● Increased adherence to rehabilitation programs

● Faster recovery times and reduced healthcare costs

Insights Gained from our Clinical Trials.

The future of VR utilization in the rehab industry appears promising, as indicated by insights gathered from the results and outcomes. This indicate a positive outlook for the integration and utilization of Virtual Reality therapy modalities in patient care plans. Patients/participants were increasingly interested in VR and recognize its potential to enhance their treatment outcomes and engagement. The outcomes demonstrated the benefits of incorporating VR into rehab practices while exhibiting an ease of implementation demonstrate the industry's readiness to adopt VR-based therapy modalities.

These findings present a significant opportunity for the clinicians serving indicated patient populations to embrace VR as more patients are seeking out gamified therapy options. The trials continued to show that VR is a valuable tool for improving rehabilitation outcomes and enhancing the overall quality of care for patients..