Let Music Guide Your Walking Rehab | Hosted by BIHN

Watch Let Music Guide Your Walking Rehab now!

Click here to watch the recording

Ready to get started with MedRhythms’ Products?

• InTandem® — for adults living with chronic stroke
• MOVIVE™ — for people living with Parkinson’s disease (PD)

To learn more about MedRhythms products, visit: www.medrhythms.com/products

Overview

Over 30 years of research support the use of music and rhythm for walking rehabilitation. MedRhythms harnesses the proven clinical intervention of rhythmic auditory stimulation (RAS). MedRhythms Neurologic Music Therapists have performed over 75,000 hours of direct patient care. The primary intervention they use to improve walking is called rhythmic auditory stimulation (RAS). MedRhythms also delivers RAS via two use-at-home, FDA-authorized devices: InTandem®, for adults with chronic stroke, and MOVIVE™, for people with Parkinson’s disease (PD)

Let Music Guide Your Walking Rehab is a virtual Info Session on RAS. It is an opportunity to learn more about how music and rhythm power rehabilitation for individuals with neurological conditions. 

During the 20-minute session, you can expect:

• Expert Insights – Learn more about the science that enables music to support walking from Kirsten Smayda, PhD., an expert in neurologic function and the Medical Science Liaison for MedRhythms.

• Scientific Basis – Understand the published research supporting RAS

• Live Q&A 

🤝 Hosted by Brain Injury Hope Network (BIHN)

This event is proudly hosted in partnership with the Brain Injury Hope Network (BIHN). BIHN is a nonprofit committed to empowering survivors and promoting hope through connection, education, and advocacy.

Explore BIHN’s inspiring resources:

• 👥 Social Media Communities (incl. for Caregivers)

• 💬 Listen to Personal Stories

• 📚 Helpful Resources

Their community offers invaluable support to individuals recovering from brain injuries, including stroke and TBI

Clinical Perspective on RAS

“InTandem’s individualized gait intervention has shown a remarkable ability to improve walking and make walking after stroke less effortful and more stable,” said Dr. Lou Awad, Founding Director, Boston University Neuromotor Recovery Lab.

Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to learn about how MedRhythms is transforming neurological rehabilitation.

Let Music Guide Your Walking Rehab Event Details:

• November 12th at 12pm ET
• Virtual