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Askham Extends it’s Rehab Offering with Robotic Assisted Therapy from Tyromotion

Lucille Watts • August 28, 2020

Askham Rehab is now able to deliver pioneering robotics expertise from Tyromotion as part of its rehabilitation offering

On Tuesday 23rd June 2020, Askham Rehab took delivery of the OMEGO Plus , AMADEO, MYRO and the TYROSTATION incorporating PABLO and TYMO from TYROMOTION.

Askham Rehab , part of Askham Village Community , is a leading neurorehabilitation provider for people who have spinal cord injuries, acquired brain injuries and other neurological conditions. Set in rural Cambridgeshire, Askham Rehab offers both inpatient and outpatient services. The team are passionate about improving patient outcomes by offering exceptional neurological rehabilitation. Following ten years of experience in delivering multi-disciplinary rehab, Askham has been working with Ectron to integrate Robotic Assisted Therapy by Tyromotion as part of their rehabilitation programmes to improve and accelerate patient outcomes.

Chris Morden, Director, Ectron says

“With the increased research evidence and awareness in how Robotic Assisted Therapy can help accelerate and improve outcomes more and more patients are calling for Robotic Assisted Therapy as part of their intensive neurological rehabilitation programmes. Aliyyah and the team from Askham Rehab are incredibly patient focused and together we have been exploring how to incorporate the Tyromotion devices in conjunction with traditional therapies at Askham Rehab.”

Aliyyah Nasser, Operations Director, Askham Rehab says

“We are excited to see Robotics Assisted Therapy transform our patients ability to achieve real progress. We wanted to work with a partner who knows how to design and deploy technology to the best benefit the user. Tyromotion was an obvious choice, with a range of equipment that combines function, aesthetic and clinical research. Combining innovative equipment with our specialist multi-disciplinary team, Askham Rehab offers our patients world class rehabilitation.”

Get in Touch with Ectron to register your interest in improving and accelerating patient outcomes by incorporating Robotic Assisted therapy by Tyromotion at your clinic or hospital.

For more information about how you can access neurological rehabilitation at Askham Rehab , as an inpatient or an outpatient, please follow the link or telephone: +44(0)1354 740269 or email: info@askhamvillagecommunity.com

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