Virtualis Motion VR Therapy is a state-of-the-art virtual reality device that combines rehabilitation and diagnostics. It uses immersive virtual environments to engage you in fun, targeted exercises that help rewire the brain and improve physical function. Additionally, it assesses motor function and brain-to-body communication through dynamic virtual tests, providing real-time data for personalized treatment plans.

Virtual Reality (VR) immerses you in a 3D world that feels real, even though it’s computer-generated. By wearing a VR headset, you can explore and interact with virtual environments—like climbing mountains or walking through ancient cities. Beyond entertainment, VR is revolutionizing healthcare by offering innovative ways to treat physical and mental conditions, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in therapy and rehabilitation.

Virtualis Motion VR therapy works by: 1. Immersing you in engaging virtual environments: Imagine scaling mountains for physical therapy or playing games to improve cognitive function. This keeps you motivated and distracts from discomfort. 2. Targeting your specific needs: Exercises and therapies are tailored to your condition, like practicing gait patterns on a virtual street for stroke patients or refining motor skills in a simulated sports environment. 3. Providing real-time feedback: Your movements are tracked, and you get immediate feedback to adjust your therapy and monitor progress, like seeing your body position in real-time during athletic training. 4. Stimulating your brain and senses: VR environments use sight, sound, and balance to create realistic situations, helping your brain adapt and learn new skills, like practicing balance on a virtual tightrope or regaining hand coordination by playing a virtual piano. These elements work together to make therapy enjoyable, effective, and focused on your specific needs, leading to improved outcomes.

Virtualis Motion VR can help a wide range of conditions from neurological conditions like strokes and concussions to vestibular conditions and balance disorders. Virtualis can also help rehabilitate physical injuries and is a great device for non-invasive pain management treatment. Virtualis is intended for use for multiple applications and medical conditions which we'll outline here: Neurological Conditions: • Stroke • Spinal Cord Injuries • Multiple Sclerosis (MS) • Parkinson's Disease • TBI and Concussions • Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, MS, Ataxia ... • Hemiplegia from a stroke, CPT, a fall... • Hemineglect • Para/tetraplegia • Rehabilitation for ADLs (Activities of Daily Living) Musculoskeletal: • Knee and Ankle Injuries • Bodily Pain and Dysfunction • Post-Surgical Rehabilitation • Chronic Pain Management Vestibular and Balance Rehab: • PPPD (Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness) • Vestibular asymmetry (Neuritis - DVU)) • Vestibular Neurotomy (Chemical or Surgical) • Post-BPPV Rehabilitation • Meniere's Syndrome • Multifactorial instability • Motion Sickness • Scrolling Syndrome • Bilateral Vestibular Deficiency… Other Applications: • Amputees (Phantom Limb Pain Control) • Cerebral Palsy • Autism • Sports Performance & Athletic Performance Training • Social Anxiety • PTSD Many of the conditions on our conditions (https://www.betterbrainandbody.com/health-conditions-we-treat)page can also benefit from Virtualis Motion VR therapy. If you are curious if Virtualis can help you but you do not see your medical condition, please call 704-752-8100 or fill out the form at the bottom of this page and we'll schedule you a free 15-minute phone consultation with Dr. Alicia Brown to see if you can benefit from Virtualis Motion VR Therapy.