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Comprehensive orthopedic rehabilitation exercises including stretching, passive and active range of motion, stabilization training, resistance band exercises, and foam rolls. Ideal for clinics searching for advanced HEP software solutions.
Targeted upper extremity exercises covering the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, and fingers with passive, active, and resisted movements ideal for occupational therapy and rehabilitation HEP software programs.
Targeted exercises from waist through toes with stretching, isometrics, stabilization, passive, active, and resisted movements.
Multi-joint compound movements emphasizing compressive forces for both upper and lower extremities to build functional strength.
Multi-plane trunk and extremity movements spanning from low to high difficulty levels for real-world functional improvement.
Equipment-based exercises commonly found in fitness centers, perfect for transitioning patients to independent gym workouts.
Rehabilitation exercises for lower extremity amputees. Includes both Above Knee and Below Knee content.
Shallow and deep water exercises for the entire body, including flotation devices, resistance equipment, gait activity, swimming and more. Great for patients with access to a pool.
Aerobic exercises and pulmonary health content for the treatment of COPD and related conditions.
Exercises suited for geriatrics consisting of general conditioning, flexibility and mobility.
Golf focused exercises from low level rehabilitation to strengthening.
Gentle, low-impact movement exercises to help move lymph fluid and improve circulation.
Neurologic rehabilitation exercises for vestibular therapy, stroke recovery, balance training, gait improvement, and functional mobility programs.
Aerobic exercises and pulmonary health content for the treatment of COPD and related conditions.
Exercises for SLP (Speech Language Pathology). Content targets the lips, tongue and cheek and includes oral motor, sensory, active motion, proprioception, manipulation, and more.
Exercises designed for pelvic floor conditioning and functional movement with concurrent pelvic floor control.
Yoga poses and movements designed to promote flexibility, balance, conditioning, and breathing. Yoga can promote interest and variation in standard rehab programs as well as encourage functional movement.
Pilates is well known for its success in core stability training, posture control and toning. Exercises in categories for beginner, intermediate, and advanced.
Includes common equipment like foam rollers for providing self massage and trigger point release.