May: New features and updates of ReHub

Day by day, our product development team tries to take our telerehabilitation platform a step further and make it easier to use and complete. Do you want to know the latest news? We detail them in the following post! 

Computer Vision now accessible from the Google Play Store

During the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, we announced the launch of our new computer vision feature that allows you to use the camera on the patient's device (mobile, tablet or laptop) to monitor movement and provide real-time biofeedback. See how it works in this video 🎥

Now, any physiotherapy professional can through our telerehabilitation platform, create therapeutic exercises using computer vision and benefit all their patients.  Android users can download ReHub from the Google Play Store.

Video calls with more features for better follow-ups

Therapists will now not only be able to make a video call with their patients but also to schedule them, facilitating remote follow-up. This is accompanied by an improved interface and the possibility to know if the patient is connected from the chat.

On the other hand, a digital goniometer has been incorporated into the video call. In this way, the rehabilitation professional only has to place the goniometer over the patient's image to measure ranges of movement and analyze the patient's degree of recovery.

1000+ videos in the exercise library

In our recently updated video library, we now have more than 1000 videos so that rehabilitation professionals can program their protocols and treatments more precisely and quickly. To do this, we have prioritized the most common joints that are treated with our platform: shoulder, knee, and back. You can see the complete list by accessing the platform. Don't have a ReHub account yet? Sign up for free here

Streamline patient follow-up with Priority Actions

Through the "Priority Actions" section, the physiotherapist can tell at a glance if there is a patient that needs to be monitored more closely. From a drop-in adherence to the program to the presence of pain reported by the patient, ReHub identifies where and who to pay attention to, thus helping the practitioner to improve the care of his or her service.

With this new ReHub functionality, the physiotherapist will be able to streamline and improve their patient monitoring and follow-up processes. 

Send messages using the file library

Patients can now send files via ReHub chat, making it easier for parties to communicate. In this way, if a patient has a question about his treatment or his therapist wants to review his progress in a specific exercise, the patient could, for example, record himself on video and send it to his physiotherapist. Many types of files can be sent, from images to pdfs.