It was a full richly detailed video game developed from an idea to find out what happens if we bring a game to a hospital world. Read more about what we’re bringing to Arab Health 2018 here: Posted by Toni Kankaanpääįor you to get a better picture of us, it is time to tell a bit more about the project that leads to the creation of our company, GoodLife Technology. If you are interested in hearing more about what we do, make sure to visit booth H3.A10 at the Arab Health exhibition!
#PT MOMENTUM PHYSIOTOOLS PORTABLE#
We are also happy to showcase, for the first time in public, our new highly portable version of the GoodLife Trainer which is based on the Intel’s Compute Stick.
Our main clients now are the cities of Helsinki and Espoo in Finland, and we are expanding abroad.
The user experience is the core: we help therapists spend their time more efficiently and make follow-ups easy during rehabilitation. What we are bringing to the exhibition is the GoodLife Trainer, a smart self-service system that provides personalized guidance for rehabilitation wherever needed: hospitals, clinics, public areas or home. GoodLife Technology provides hospitals and clinics with smart integrated solutions that promote better exercise motivation, quality and outcomes. Goodlife Technology is attending Arab Health 2018! We are game industry veterans who develop user-friendly digital solutions that focus on physical rehabilitation for health and wellbeing sectors. Check out the PT Momentum app here and read more about what Goodlife Technology does here. If you have any feedback, ideas or questions, let us know. These are just some ideas that, we hope, help therapists understand their patients a bit better. The patients can also be recommended to skip particularly hard exercises on Monday after the weekend break and build up the intensity during the week. If patients tend to skip exercising a couple of days a week, the expected recovery time is a bit longer. What does information give us? Therapists can become aware of this trend and adjust the training programmes accordingly. Moreover, that six months period included Christmas and New Year holidays - and during that time, the amount of active daily users dropped even more: Turns out, there were three times more patients using PT Momentum on the weekdays than on the weekends. We looked at the days when the users log in most often throughout the past six months and noticed something interesting.
Here’re some interesting stats we got from the PT Momentum usage. The therapist can then review how the training program goes. The app does send push notifications regularly to remind the users to log in and exercise. A therapist compiles an individual exercise program for a patient, and then he or she сan use the app at home when it works best for them. You can check out the app in AppStore and in Google Play. PT Momentum was unveiled in 2014 and, nowadays, is used worldwide (we’ve talked about it a bit in our company’s story ). The idea behind the solution is to replace paper handouts to patients with a mobile app encouraging them to exercise more effectively. Interested to find out more? Then keep reading!Ī few years back, we created a solution called the PT Momentum app for PhysioTools, the the world’s leading exercise provider company. Digital healthcare solutions allow us to track their usage by patients and come up with useful insights that can be used to adjust the course of treatment. In most cases, when recovering after a trauma or surgery, a therapist will recommend to do the exercises daily, but not all patients do so. The key to successful rehabilitation is following physiotherapist’s instructions to the letter.
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