Co-designed with neurological patients, physicians and our multidisciplinary team, REHABILITY's cognitive and physical games are the result of many years European scientific research.

Patients better adhere to the therapy, motivated by the games.

Physicians create tailored therapy plans. Progress is monitored constantly, even remotely.

Rehabilitation games
co-designed with patients Co-designed with neurological patients, physicians and our multidisciplinary team, REHABILITY's cognitive and physical games are the result of many years European scientific research.

Rehabilitation

With REHABILITY, patients can carry out their rehabilitation exercises, from either the centre in which they are hospitalized or remotely, autonomously but with constant medical supervision. This version is based on many years scientific research with specific studies in strokes, MS and Parkinson’s.

REHABILITY kids is the rehabilitation version specifically designed for use in pediatrics.

Active Ageing

REHABILITY lite is the version specifically dedicated to elderly people to help them realize their potential and promote active ageing, combining physical and mental well-being, social participation and independence in a non-clinical context.

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Home Monitoring

REHABILITY is integrated with the home monitoring app Santigo by HIS: it allows the adding of REHABILITY’s cognitive ability monitoring to the available control functionalities of the environmental, home automation and clinician components.

REHABILITY’s games can be played on the same tablet used for monitoring and they represent an additional tool which makes Santigo a unique solution in terms of completeness and modularity.

This system is distributed in the following countries:

ITALY by Finmatica Group with the commercial name Smart*HOC
OTHER EUROPE COUNTRIES by HIS
AUSTRALIA by Tecuris Pty Ltd
OTHER COUNTRIES IN OCEANIA and SOUTH-EAST ASIA by Tecit Pty Ltd

What they say about us

REHABILITY - Rehabilitation solution of choice

ITALY

A.USL Piacenza
As.P.I. (Legnano)
Associazione Kreo (Cagliari)
Casa di Cura Privata del Policlinico (Milan)
Centro Riabilitativo Ctr Primavera (Carbonia)
Fondazione Don Gnocchi (Milan)
KinetiKa Sardegna (Cagliari)
Paim Cooperativa Sociale Onlus (Pisa)

EUROPE

Anagennisi Salonicco (Greece)
Evexia (Greece)
IKC Ljubljana (Slovenia)
Kinderklinik Schömberg (Germany)
Praxis Hellmuth & Thiel Postdam (Germany)
Psihijatrijska bolnica Rab (Croatia)

ASIA

O’Joy Care Services (Singapore)
Department of Rehabilitation Medicine - University Malaya Medical Centre (Malaysia)

Our scientific publications

Ascolese, A., Kiat, J., Pannese, L. & Morganti, L. (2017). Gamifying elderly care: Feasibility of a digital gaming solution for active aging. Digit Med [serial online] 2016 [cited 2017 Mar 8];2:157-62. Available from: DIGITAL MEDICINE.

Ascolese, A., Pannese, L. & Wortley, D. (2016). Gamified wellbeing for all ages- How technology and gamification can support physical and mental wellbeing in the ageing society, IFMBE Proceedings vol. 57, Springer.

Musian, D. & Ascolese, A. (2015). Gamified Cognitive Training to Prevent Cognitive Decline. In D. Novák, B. Tulu, & H. Brendryen (Eds.), Handbook of Research on Holistic Perspectives in Gamification for Clinical Practice. Hershey, PA: IGI Global.

Ponte, S., Ferrara, E. & Dellepiane, S. (2015). Home-based system for rehabilitation: improving quality of life through engineering solutions, Conference Paper.

Ferdous, R., Garbielli, S. & Maimone, R. (2015). Designing intuitive web solutions for monitoring patient’s rehabilitation at home, EAI Endorsed Transactions on ambient system, vol. 2, issue 8 and 3.

Ponte, S., Gabrielli. S., Jonsdottir, J., Morando, M. & Dellepiane, S. (2015). Monitoring game-based motor rehabilitation of patients at home for better plans of care and quality of life, Proceedings of the Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, EMBS, pag. 3941-3944.

Gabrielli, S., Maimone, R., Costa C., Ascolese, A., Jonsdottir, J., Klein, W. & Bendersky, G. (2015). A game-based solution for in-home rehabilitation, Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social-Informatics and Telecommunications, Engineering, LNICST, pag.150, 112-117.

Lawo, M., Gabrielli, S., Pannese, L., Bo, G. (2014). Rehab@Home: Ein EU Projekt zur nachhaltigen Rehabilitation mittels "Serious Games", AAL Kongress.

Gabrielli, S., Maimone, R., Bo, G., Jonsdottir, J., Klein, W. & Raz, H. (2014). Designing a Game-based Solution for In-home Rehabilitation, Neurotechnix, Conference Paper, pag. 145-149.

Maiden, N., D’Souza, S., Jones, S., Muller, L., Pannese, L., Pitts, K., Prilla, M., Pudney, K., Rose, M., Turner, J. & Zachos, K (2013). Computing Technologies for Reflective and Creative Care for People with Dementia, CACM.

Bo, G., Pompa, M., Gabrielli, S., Maimone, R., & Pannese, L. (2013). Designing Meaningful Game Experiences for Rehabilitation and Sustainable Mobility Settings, Workshop on ubiquitous games and gamification for promoting behavior change and wellbeing, CHItaly2013.

Pannese, L., Bo, G., Lawo, M., & Gabrielli, S. (2013). The REHAB@HOME Project: Engaging Game-based Home Rehabilitation for Improved Quality of Life, SEGAMED Conference.

Scientific Advisory Board

Monica Cireddu, Psychologist-Psychotherapist, Associazione Kreo, Cagliari, Italy
Jin Kiat, Social and Health Care Integrator, O’Joy Care Services, Singapore
Ioannis Th. Paraskevopoulos, BSc MSc PGCERT PhD FHEA MIEEE MBCS, Senior Lecturer in Disruptive Technologies, University of Greenwich, London, UK
Vesna Šendula-Jengić, MD, PhD, psychiatrist, group psychotherapist, Psychiatric Hospital Rab, and Faculty of Medicine University of Rijeka, Croatia
Eleftherios Z. Stefas, MD, MSc, FEBRM, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Consultant, Evexia Rehabilitation Center, Thessaloniki, Greece

Awards

Best presentation award

Healthtech Invest Europe 2017

1^st prize institution & payors category

Digital Awards AboutPharma 2015

About

REHABILITY is powered by imaginary, a leading provider of high quality serious games and enabling technologies for the eHealth & Care Sector. imaginary has been nominated Best Practice for the Silver Economy (European Commission 2015).

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Rehabilitation gamesco-designed with patients Co-designed with neurological patients, physicians and our multidisciplinary team, REHABILITY's cognitive and physical games are the result of many years European scientific research.

Rehabilitation games
co-designed with patients Co-designed with neurological patients, physicians and our multidisciplinary team, REHABILITY's cognitive and physical games are the result of many years European scientific research.