Hand, wrist and fingers rehabilitation via Tablet

“ReHand is my day-to-day tool and of all my patients with hand, wrist and/or finger pathologies. We doctors always say that without rehabilitation, there can be no improvement, and ReHand greatly facilitates that part which, on many occasions, is the most difficult for our patients, rehabilitation. We are very happy with the results we are getting since we implemented ReHand in our trauma centre”.

María Isabel Holgado

Surgeon Member of Upper Limb Unit and Specialist in Sports Surgery in Advansur, Seville, Spain.

“ReHand has provided me a way to complement the treatment sessions with a follow-up of the patient’s progression even with no need for the patient to come to the clinic.”

Belén Sancho

Physiotherapist and Hand Therapist in HandBilbao, Bilbao, Spain

“In our centre we have started to work with ReHand, an application that offers us a very important variety of exercises through the tablet, created specifically for each pathology and its moment of recovery, and which also provides us with the possibility of following an individualised, progressive and daily treatment from home.”

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Yara Carretón

Occupational therapist specialised in hand therapy. Hand and upper limb unit in Burgos, Spain

“ReHand is great for patients because I can see them working also if I’m not with them, and for me is special because I think that hand rehabilitation is 90% active exercise”

Paolo Giotto

Fisioterapista spesializing in Hand Therapy. Manusbrescia, Brescia, Italia

“ReHand has allowed me to follow more closely the evolution of my patients and to quantify their adherence to rehabilitation, as they often perceive that they work at home but the effort they make is not enough to have a good recovery. It has also allowed me to guide my patients’ rehabilitation according to postoperative or conservative treatment needs and biological timing.”

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Claudia Arroyo Berezowsky

Orthopaedist and hand surgeon at Centro Medico ABC, Mexico City, Mexico

“We have always worked on the basis of clinical reasoning and therapeutic exercise. We also carried out an ultrasound, mobility and strength assessment of the patient’s injured area. We also worked with the Percutaneous Electrolisis Therapy in the corresponding sessions and with elastic bands and strength and stability exercises, with motor imagery with the Mirror Box.

But it is true that we were missing something, which was working on the sensorimotor component.

In this sense, I think that ReHand complements this sensorimotor component of the hand very well, which has been scientifically proven to help a lot in the recovery of injuries.”

Javier Urresti

Physiotherapist in Metropol Salud clinic, Seville, Spain