GaitBetter

Hey Clinic Owners and Managers! Looking to improve financial performance, increase referrals, and reduce no-shows in 2024? GaitBetter is now covered by Medicare Part B in states across the US, including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, Texas, Colorado, and Florida (among others). This is providing clinics around the US a positive ROI while aligning them with best practices. Want to learn more? Contact us at sales@gaitbetter.com.

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A special thank you to Dr Tyler Horton from Synapse Neuro Rehab who shared some wonderful feedback from one of his patients: "The GaitBetter system has made therapy so much more enjoyable and motivating. It’s engaging, and I can see real progress in my gait and confidence. I’m so grateful to Synapse Neuro Rehab for introducing me to this technology—it’s truly helping me recover." Mary-Ann, Parkinson's patient. The video below shows Dr Horton explaining the GaitBetter system to his patients at a special Open House Event held a few weeks ago.

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Some startling numbers... The number of people 65 and older in the US has increased by 34% since 2012. In 2022, 57.8 million people were 65 and older, which was around 17% of the population. The number of people 65 and older is expected to increase to 22% of the population by 2040. By 2060, nearly one in four Americans will be 65 years and older, the number of 85-plus will triple, and the country will add a half million centenarians. It's clear that as we look to the future, we must innovate and adapt to meet the evolving needs of our aging population. Integrating advanced technologies, promoting active lifestyles, and fostering supportive communities are key. At Gait Better, we're committed to leading the way in enhancing senior mobility and well-being. Let's shape a future where seniors thrive. #healthyaging #SeniorMobility

Walking may seem simple, but for people with Parkinson’s, it can be a daily struggle. Motor-cognitive treadmill training with virtual reality is emerging as a powerful tool to improve gait, balance, and confidence. This approach combines movement with cognitive challenges, helping retrain the brain and reduce fall risk. The latest research highlights why this method is a game-changer in Parkinson’s rehabilitation. Explore the full article to learn more about the science behind this innovative training and its impact on mobility. https://zurl.co/tpjul

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Mobility matters for healthy aging. Gait speed matters. It is a key predictor of healthy aging. As a society, we need to focus on preventative approaches to healthy aging as well as using technology to help with rehabilitation. https://zurl.co/46Lh7

As a software company, that also has a hardware component, it is always interesting when we present our solution to potential clients and stakeholders. The photo below shows where the 'magic' happens! This is the GaitBetter 'Brain' that powers our gait rehabilitation solution for PT clinics and CCRCs. GaitBetter is a smart add-on to existing treadmills, delivering scientifically proven results for healthy aging. Thanks to our talented Product Team, that's a pretty clever shiny black box! #healthyaging #gaitrehabilitation

Increased mobility is a cornerstone of healthy aging. Regular physical activity strengthens muscles, improves balance, and enhances cardiovascular health, but its benefits extend far beyond the physical realm. Engaging in regular movement can boost mental health by reducing symptoms of depression and anxiety, improving mood, and enhancing cognitive function. For seniors, maintaining mobility is essential for independence and quality of life. Encouraging seniors to stay active through walking, swimming, or tailored exercise programs can dramatically enhance their quality of life. Low-impact activities, such as tai chi and yoga, are particularly beneficial as they improve balance and flexibility while minimizing the risk of injury. These activities can be adapted to suit different fitness levels and can be done individually or in group settings, promoting social interaction and reducing feelings of isolation. Communities and caregivers play a crucial role in supporting senior mobility. Providing access to safe and enjoyable exercise options is essential. This includes creating age-friendly public spaces, such as parks and walking trails, and offering community-based fitness programs specifically designed for seniors. Caregivers can encourage and facilitate participation in these activities, helping seniors overcome barriers such as transportation issues or a lack of confidence. Technology also offers innovative solutions to promote mobility. Wearable fitness trackers can motivate seniors to stay active by monitoring their progress and setting achievable goals. Virtual reality (VR) can provide immersive exercise experiences, making physical activity more engaging and enjoyable. Additionally, telehealth services can offer remote coaching and support, ensuring that seniors receive personalized guidance and motivation. Healthcare providers should also prioritize mobility in their care plans. Regular assessments of mobility and balance can help identify issues early and provide opportunities for intervention. Physical therapists can develop customized exercise programs to address specific needs and challenges, helping seniors improve their strength, balance, and overall mobility. By prioritizing mobility, we are investing in the well-being and longevity of our aging population. It's not just about extending life but enhancing the quality of those additional years. Together, we can create an environment that supports and encourages active aging, ensuring that our seniors live healthy, fulfilling lives.