The NEW RGS Ecosystem
Revolutionizing Neurorehabilitation with AI
A Seamless Care Continuum
FromHospital toClinic toHome
RGS Ecosystem: AI-Powered Rehabilitation Aligned with Clinical Guidelines
Neurorehabilitation Guidelinesby Sociedad Española de Neurología (SEN)
- The number of hours of treatment per day is clearly predictive of the final functional outcome.
- Rehabilitation programmes should offer the greatest possible frequency, duration, and intensity of treatment.
- The transition to the outpatient setting must guarantee continuity in time (24−72 hours).
- Patients doing rehabilitation show improvements even years after the initial injury.
Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Guidelinesby American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
- After hip or knee replacement, the intensity and frequency of rehabilitation exercises are crucial for recovery, ideally multiple times daily, with sessions lasting 20 to 30 minutes.
- Full recovery of knee replacement can extend up to 18 months.
- After completing a rehabilitation program for hip or knee replacement, it's recommended to engage in a maintenance exercise routine involving strength and flexibility exercises two to three times per week.
Published Clinical Guidelines forNeurorehabilitation
- The number of hours of treatment per day is clearly predictive of the final functional outcome.
- Rehabilitation programmes should offer the greatest possible frequency, duration, and intensity of treatment.
- The transition to the outpatient setting must guarantee continuity in time (24−72 hours).
- Patients doing rehabilitation show improvements even years after the initial injury.
Clinical Guidelines for Hip and Knee Replacement Rehabilitation
- After hip or knee replacement, the intensity and frequency of rehabilitation exercises are crucial for recovery, ideally multiple times daily, with sessions lasting 20 to 30 minutes.
- Full recovery of knee replacement can extend up to 18 months.
- After completing a rehabilitation program for hip or knee replacement, it's recommended to engage in a maintenance exercise routine involving strength and flexibility exercises two to three times per week.
Published Clinical Guidelines forNeurorehabilitation
- The number of hours of treatment per day is clearly predictive of the final functional outcome.
- Rehabilitation programmes should offer the greatest possible frequency, duration, and intensity of treatment.
- The transition to the outpatient setting must guarantee continuity in time (24−72 hours).
- Patients doing rehabilitation show improvements even years after the initial injury.
Clinical Guidelines for Hip and Knee Replacement Rehabilitation
- After hip or knee replacement, the intensity and frequency of rehabilitation exercises are crucial for recovery, ideally multiple times daily, with sessions lasting 20 to 30 minutes.
- Full recovery of knee replacement can extend up to 18 months.
- After completing a rehabilitation program for hip or knee replacement, it's recommended to engage in a maintenance exercise routine involving strength and flexibility exercises two to three times per week.
The RGS Ecosystem:Covering the care continuum
Be part of the change and improve patients’ quality of life and the efficiency of rehabilitation
+6.000
Patients Treated
+115.000
Sessions Delivered
+300
Hospitals Using RGS
83%
Compliance
Patients & Professionalsspeak about the RGS Experience
Jesús Gascón
Chronic stroke patient
“What used to take me half an hour, I can now do in five minutes. I no longer take the elevator—I take the stairs without holding on, without support, without a cane. This gives me a great sense of personal satisfaction that grows a little more each day.”
Samar Zaher
Occupational Therapist
“RGS helps us treat more patients at the same time while increasing motivation and adherence, allowing treatment to continue at home and improving coordination, fine motor skills, and overall functionality—even after hospital discharge.”
Dra. Susana Rodríguez
Chief Medical Officer of Neurological Rehabilitation and Brain Injury
“RGS is one of the most innovative solutions in upper limb rehabilitation in the last 10 to 15 years, built on strong neuroscientific foundations, making therapy more accessible, engaging, and effective for long-term recovery.”
Value of theRGS Ecosystem
Neurorehabilitation
20% Faster Upper Limb Recovery
Accelerated functional gains for a better quality of life.
Functional Improvements in the Chronic Phase
Recovery continues even years after injury for more independence in daily tasks.
Enhanced Cognitive Functions
Improves attention, memory, and executive function for a fuller, happier life.
83% Treatment Compliance
Engaging and motivating for long-term use to ensure sustained progress and lasting recovery.
Increased Capacity for Professionals
Optimizes therapist workload and efficiency to treat more patients.
Hip and Knee Replacement Rehabilitation
Improved Balance
7-point increase on the BERG scale, reducing the risk of falls and enhancing safety.
Engaging Home-Based Exercises
Effective rehab for hip and knee replacement patients, facilitating quicker return to active living.
High Treatment Adherence
Encourages consistent rehabilitation for continuous improvement and maximum functional independence.
Increased Capacity for Professionals
Supports therapists in managing more patients efficiently to deliver high-quality care and maximize patient outcomes.
Benefits of theRGS Ecosystem
Neurorehabilitation
20% Faster Upper Limb Recovery
Accelerated functional gains for a better quality of life.
Functional Improvements in the Chronic Phase
Recovery continues even years after injury for more independence in daily tasks.
Enhanced Cognitive Functions
Improves attention, memory, and executive function for a fuller, happier life.
High Treatment Adherence
Engaging and motivating for long-term use to ensure sustained progress and lasting recovery.
Increased Capacity for Professionals
Optimizes therapist workload and efficiency to treat more patients.
Hip and Knee Replacement Rehabilitation
Engaging Home-Based Exercises
Effective rehab for hip and knee replacement patients, facilitating quicker return to active living.
Improved Balance
7-point increase on the BERG scale, reducing the risk of falls and enhancing safety.
High Treatment Adherence
Encourages consistent rehabilitation for continuous improvement and maximum functional independence.
Increased Capacity for Professionals
Supports therapists in managing more patients efficiently to deliver high-quality care and maximize patient outcomes.
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