The Vertigenius™ system is intended to assist in the delivery and tracking of a prescribed exercise regime for Vestibular and Balance Rehabilitation. The Vertigenius™ system comprises a sensor that is worn behind the ear that detects head movement, a companion smart phone app and clinician platform. Vestibular rehabilitation exercises are prescribed by clinicians for their patient using the Vertigenius™ application platform. Vertigenius™ can be used with or without the head sensor. The companion app delivers the prescribed exercise regime, provides auditory and visual cues, tracks symptoms and monitors adherence. The head sensor is worn whilst the patient is carrying out specific prescribed head movement exercises for Vestibular and Balance Rehabilitation. It is used to provide real-time feedback to the patient so that they can see if they are carrying out the prescribed exercises correctly. The sensor and connected app provide feedback via the clinician platform to the prescribing clinician on the quality of exercise performance, changes in symptoms and adherence of the patient to the prescribed exercises, enabling the clinician to remotely monitor progress.
A software package intended to be used by patients and clinicians to receive and display a patient’s physical exercise/movement/action data [e.g., kinesiology/gait data (walking speed or distance)] to facilitate analysis as part of physical assessment/rehabilitation. It is intended to be used while using an interactive rehabilitation system, biomechanical function analysis system and/or kinesiology recorder (ambulatory or implantable). It might be intended to function in conjunction with a motion-sensing system/device or limb-support robotic system, and may be capable of storing and/or enable viewing of patient performance data.