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Aretech® is a world leader in developing advanced rehabilitation technologies for improving function and independence. We have a strong commitment to quality, innovation, and developing technology based on evidence-based research.
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Aretech is selling the ZeroG Gait and Balance Training System direct
/0 Comments/in Rehabilitation /by Aretech AdministratorSource: PR Web Aretech announced today it will be selling its product line directly to customers, including the ZeroG Gait and Balance System. ZeroG was developed by Joe Hidler, PhD in collaboration with team of physical therapists and scientists worldwide, and is currently being used in centers in the United States and Canada. “As the […]
Aretech’s ZeroG Gait and Balance Training System at Seton Brain and Spine Recovery Center
/0 Comments/in Recovery, Rehabilitation /by Aretech AdministratorSource: Newsroom Ink On Memorial Day in 2007, Daniel Curtis slipped while diving into his backyard pool and shattered his 6th vertical vertebrae. After spending 10 days in the ICU, he began his road to recovery. Daniel came to Seton Brain and Spine in Austin, TX where he’s been regaining mobility in part by his […]
Shriners Philadelphia adds ZeroG to their therapy program
/0 Comments/in Recovery, Rehabilitation /by Aretech AdministratorSource: Shriners International After a traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI), most patients and families list walking as one of their top goals of rehabilitation. Twenty years ago, SCI typically meant a patient had to use a wheelchair. Treatment options were very limited and rarely helped with standing and walking. Thankfully, advancements in science and therapy […]
ZeroG machine helps stroke patients walk
/0 Comments/in Recovery, Rehabilitation /by Aretech AdministratorSource: NBC 4 Suffering from a stroke can be devastating, leaving victims unable to do simple things like standing up, sitting down, even walking, but now new technology is helping stroke patients get their lives back. “I started to feel some numbness in the left side of my body,” Colton Peek said. “I tried to stand […]