Considered the new paradigm in electrical stimulation therapy, the NEUBIE device is now considered the best option for patients looking to optimize their neurological functions and improve pain and performance so they can heal faster and move easier.
Physical therapy has always served the mission of helping patients of all ages and abilities restore lost functionality, strength and movement. It’s only the way of helping that has changed.
We won’t bury the lede: Physical therapy and sensory stimulation is the preferred intervention for effectively improving the gait in patients with Parkinson’s Disease (PD). Thanks to its ability to reeducate neuromuscular systems, the NEUBIE e-stim machine is...
The NeuPTtech Clinic Spotlight series is back to interview Dr. Logan Cooper, owner of OMT Specialists in Germantown, Maryland. We learn how the NEUBIE device has helped his patients feel good, move better and perform their best!
Case Study Overview: In this case study snapshot, we head to Kansas where a patient of Wilkens Physical Therapy had chemo induced neuropathy in both feet and hands which made him unable to walk on uneven surfaces, button his shirt, or even walk in the house...
Everyone is looking for ways to stay healthy. Maybe it’s to stay ahead of a potential cold that shows up right before the big vacation – maybe it’s to increase energy and overall well being – or maybe it’s to release the feelings of stress and anxiety that...
I reconnected with a friend from PT school recently, and he shared a compelling study from the Inpatient Rehab Facility perspective which posited that the future of healthcare was dependent on the value that providers can deliver through next-generation...
Today, the NEUBIE is improving physical therapy patient care all over the US. As more clinics add it to their wellness services, it has helped their practice thrive. And at NeuPTtech, we know that a better life for the practice owner means better outcomes for...
Clients often ask us, “When is the right time to add another NEUBIE device to our private practice?”
As a physical therapist, have you considered the story your private practice is telling?
