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Thorpes Physiotherapy are excited to provide ViMove™ the revolutionary wearable sensor technology at our clinics.

This cutting edge wireless sensor technology provides real time objective data. This allows us to quickly and accurately assess, diagnose and provide tailored treatment plans to aid recovery.

What is ViMove™?

ViMove™ is a wireless sensor technology that can be used to measure a wide range of human movement.

Wearable motion and muscle activity sensors are used to record movement during flexion. Using wireless technology this information is then transmitted directly to a computer for analysis.

This actionable data provides visual, objective and easily interpreted information for our physiotherapist, It can then be used to your assessments and assist in the creation of tailored treatment options.

ViMove™ Assessment Modules

A range of injury specific assessment modules allow us at Thorpes Physiotherapy to make accurate and detailed diagnosis of your problem.

Our experienced team are able to use this feedback in the creation of tailored rehabilitation plans to help put you on the fastest road to pain relief and recovery.

Specific areas we can target include:

Low Back
Running
Knee
Hamstring
Functional
Neck

ViMove

In a recent randomized controlled trial, patients treated with ViMove™ for ten weeks were more than 3X more likely to have clinically important improvements (>30% over baseline), in reduced back pain and 2.5X more likely to have clinically important improvements in activity limitation vs. patients treated with guidelines based care at 12 months.

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