Neuromotion values knowledge.
We want our clients to have access to the latest technology and techniques as soon as possible.
If you, your loved ones, or anyone fitting the criteria would like to join one of the studies please contact the following for more information:
Short study summary:
The Otago Falls Prevention Program is encouraged for community-dwelling older adults who have had falls or who are falls risks, but can this program be enhanced? Neuromotion wants to test whether this program is enhanced with the addition of a Heel2Toe walking sensor and feedback system. The project will take place over 14 weeks, with 3 Telerehab, 3 in-person sessions and a walking programme.
Study requirements
- Community-dwelling older adults aged 65 and above.
- Individuals with a history of falls or identified fall risk factors, living independently.
Participant benefits
- Improved ambulation
- Improved muscle strength in lower extremities
- Improved balance
- Improved cardiovascular health
- Improved fitness
- Improved quality of life
- Reduced caregiver burden
*However, there is no guarantee that you will benefit from being in this research.
Contact - Anja duminy research Development coordinator
anja@neuromotion.ca
+1(604)-732-8500
