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3 results about "Therapeutic exercise" patented technology

Therapeutic stabilization devices and methods of assembling and using the same

A device is disclosed for facilitating a therapeutic exercise of a user. The device includes a stabilizing bracket. The stabilizing bracket includes a horizontal member, a fixed position left side vertical member mechanically coupled at a left end of the horizontal member, a fixed position right side vertical member mechanically coupled at a right end of the horizontal member, and a user adjustable vertical member configured to be mechanically coupled in a plurality of horizontal member locations between the fixed position left side vertical member and the fixed position right side vertical member. The device further includes an upper rigid member configured to be mechanically coupled with the user adjustable vertical member and further configured for contacting a right knee of the user; and a lower rigid member configured to be mechanically coupled with the user adjustable vertical member and further configured for contacting a right instep of the user.
Owner:BURGE CAMDEN TOVAR

Manual dexterity training device

ActiveUS12670806B1Physical medicine and rehabilitationTherapeutic exercise
The present disclosure provides a manual dexterity training device that addresses cognitive and motor skill decline through progressive therapeutic exercises. The device comprises an object configured to be manually moved, and a container with an open face defining side-A and side-B. A central vertical divider separates the sides and includes a protruding section with holes extending through face-A and face-B. Cover-A and cover-B are hingedly coupled to move between horizontal and vertical positions, each including holes for object passage. The device enables objects to move from side-A to side-B through aligned holes, providing graduated difficulty levels that help maintain independence and cognitive function in aging populations and individuals with neurological conditions.
Owner:STRAHAN MERRY