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GripAble

The GripAble Pro is an intelligent 2-in-1 device dedicated to evaluation, measurement and training, intended for people with reduced motor skills in the hand, wrist or arm.

Ideal for professional use
Create a dedicated profile for each of your patients
Dynamometer function; different grip measurements possible (isometry, endurance, right/left comparison, GRIT, etc.)
Targeted work on each movement (grip/release, extension/flexion, ulnar/radial deviation, pronation/supination of the wrist)
Motivating, interactive activities adapting to the progress of the patient, including varying levels of difficulty

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Description

Why choose GripAble for upper limb rehabilitation?

The GripAble gives you access to a platform of activities, each more enjoyable & motivating than the next. Each activity focuses on a specific movement to perform such as grip, extension/flexion, ulnar/radial deviation or even pronation/supination which gives you instant data on the activity performed and the number of repetitions of the movement.

Personalized training and goals

As a practitioner, you can create a personalized program for each of your patients, set them goals in terms of time or movement repetitions and follow their progress throughout their rehabilitation. The app reminds the patient of their daily progress and encourages them throughout their session. Each report can then be printed or sent as a PDF.

Active rehabilitation is essential to improve the quality of life of your patients and to return to daily life. Following neurological, orthopedic or pediatric pathologies, studies have shown that the more the patient worked on their strength and repeated movements, the more likely they were to recover their movements and their independence.

Make rehabilitation effective and fun!

Test and save patient grip strength and range of motion at the start of the session, so the activities adapt perfectly to the patient and their abilities. Each activity has been created with a specific purpose and allows the practitioner to define specific therapeutic objectives using a combination of different movements (grip, release and wrist movements).