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Rehabilitation faces an intensity challenge

Intensive, repetitive movement during physical and occupational therapy can play an important role in rehabilitation following a stroke or other neurological condition. Delivering enough repetition through traditional hands-on therapy, however, can be physically demanding for clinicians.

Bioliberty develops technology designed to support the sustainable delivery of high-repetition therapy while automatically capturing data to help clinicians track progress.

Introducing Bioliberty

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Technology designed to complement skilled therapy

Bioliberty combines soft robotics with gamified exercises to support engaging, high-repetition physical rehabilitation. Starting with the hand, our technology has been developed to complement skilled treatment and expand the tools available to occupational and physical therapy teams.

1465
+

patients treated using Bioliberty's technology

100
%

of users said Bioliberty's technology helped enhance therapy

26

post-acute care organizations actively using Bioliberty 's technology

Reasons to adopt Bioliberty at your facility

Deliver higher-intensity therapy

Deliver higher-intensity therapy

Enable more repetitions within each session, helping increase therapy dose without adding to clinician workload.

Adapt therapy to each patient

Adapt therapy to each
patient

Configure assistance to support varying levels of hand function and adapt therapy as rehabilitation progresses. 

Bring therapy where it is needed

Take therapy where it is needed

Move easily between patient rooms and therapy spaces with a lightweight and reusable rehabilitation tool.

Track rehabilitation progress

Track rehabilitation
progress

Capture therapy data automatically to support documentation and informed clinical decision-making.

Hear from
our partners

Bioliberty's technology has been a breakthrough at Sheltering Arms Institute, delivering transformative results for individuals with severe tightness and no movement in their hand.

Amber Walter

Director, Clinical Science
Sheltering Arms Institute


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Discover the future of therapy

See how our technology can help transform therapy experiences at rehabilitation facilities.