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Empower+ at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital
3200 Center Valley Parkway, Center Valley, PA 18034
Over 30 years of research support the use of music and rhythm for walking rehabilitation. Now, the proven clinical intervention of rhythmic auditory stimulation (RAS) is available in MedRhythms’ use-at-home medical devices.
MedRhythms Exhibition Day is an in-person opportunity to learn more about MedRhythms’ groundbreaking products designed to enhance walking and motor function for individuals with neurological conditions. See how InTandem® and MOVIVE™ are revolutionizing rehab for individuals post-stroke and those living with Parkinson’s disease.
During the two-hour session, you can expect:
Expert Insights – Learn more about the science that enables music to support walking from the MedRhythms team, including Neurologic Music Therapists and Physical Therapists
Participate in live Q&A
“InTandem’s use of auditory-motor entrainment to deliver an individualized gait intervention has shown a remarkable ability to improve walking speed, reduce gait asymmetry, and make walking after stroke ultimately less effortful and more stable,” said Dr. Lou Awad, Founding Director, Boston University Neuromotor Recovery Lab, PI of the randomized controlled trial
Dr. Alexander Pantelyat, the Co-Founder and Director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Music and Medicine and Co-Principal Investigator of a recent feasibility study (Zajac et al., 2023) evaluating Movive: “Impressively, PD participants [who used MOVIVE] increased, on average, their daily step count by 28% and their moderate intensity activity by 56% from baseline. A typical PD patient decreases significantly on both of these measures over the course of their disease.”
Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to witness firsthand how MedRhythms is transforming neurological rehabilitation.
MedRhythms Exhibition Day at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital. RSVP Today.
InTandem is indicated to improve walking and ambulation in adult chronic stroke patients.
MOVIVE is intended to support gait rehabilitation and motor function for people living with Parkinson’s disease (PD).
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