How the platform should be used for rehabilitation

A table demonstrating how the platform should be used for rehabilitation

	Butterfly	Butterfly Visible Path	Joint Position Error	Dot Hunt
What does it train?	Motor control Eye-head coordination	Motor control	Proprioception	Eye-head coordination
Who should do this exercise?	Patients with poor performance on the Butterfly Test, focusing on the specific difficulty path where they performed poorly	Patients with poor performance on the Butterfly Test who struggle with the conventional Butterfly exercise	Patients with poor performance on the JPE test should perform this exercise in the specific directions where they performed poorly	Patients with poor performance on the Butterfly Test
Regress difficulty	Butterfly Visible Path	-	Have the patient relocate their head with eyes open	Regress to easy difficulty
Progress difficulty	Have the patient stand when doing the exercise	Have the patient stand when doing the exercise, or do the Butterfly exercise with an invisible path	Use the offset feature, the patient begins at 20° or 40° from the neutral position, and then attempts to relocate back to the offset position	Progress to medium and hard difficulties

All of our exercises can, of course, be used as a training tool for healthy individuals and athletes who want to train sensorimotor control, since it may potentially improve performance and lower the risk of injury.

The benefits of NeckCare’s exercise platform

Adding sensorimotor exercises to conventional therapy can improve outcomes for patients suffering from neck pain, whiplash injuries, concussion, and post-concussion symptoms
May speed recovery and help to prevent recurrence of symptoms
This is well documented in the medical literature
Clinicians have limited tools for comprehensive sensorimotor retraining
NeckCare’s exercise platform provides easy access to user-friendly, specialized sensorimotor exercises
Easy progression and regression of difficulty

Enables targeted treatment intervention for each patient for improved recovery
Potential injury preventive measures for athletes
Impaired sensorimotor control is associated with increased risk of concussion and other musculoskeletal injuries
Sensorimotor exercises have the potential to mitigate that risk

How the platform should be used for rehabilitation

A practical overview of how to use the NeckCare platform exercises for rehabilitation, including a comparison table that explains what each exercise trains, who should perform it, and how to progress or regress difficulty.

The benefits of NeckCare’s exercise platform