Her physiotherapist writes the plan.
When Anna leaves the rehabilitation centre, her physiotherapist chooses the exercises, the number of repetitions and every limit on force and speed.
The plan appears in Anna's Vita app.Eight weeks with Vita, one measured step at a time.
Follow Anna, 74, after a stroke. She keeps training close to home, and her physiotherapist stays in charge.
Plan by her physioTrains at a local gymWeekly report
Forward reach · AnnaWeek 0
29cm
Starting point
Arm support70%
Example patient. Figures are illustrative.
The plan appears in Anna's Vita app.She trains at the gym around the corner.
Anna scans the station with her phone and her plan loads. The arm carries most of the weight of her arm, while a staff member keeps watch.
One scan and the station knows her plan.The arm does less. She does more.
Every repetition is measured. As her reach grows, the arm gives less support, so the exercise stays just hard enough.
Every repetition counted, live.Her physio sees every centimetre.
Each week a short report goes to her physiotherapist or rehabilitation centre, with her consent. They adjust the plan from real measurements.
A weekly report for her care team.Try the app prototype
Example data only.
Why a station
More practice between visits, for less.
Vita does not replace the physiotherapist. It fills the days between visits, when most recovery could happen but little practice does.
Physiotherapy alone
- $75–150 per session without insurance (US)
- Practice mostly happens during visits, once or twice a week
- Every extra hour of training needs a therapist
With a Vita station
- A fraction of the cost per session, as part of a monthly subscription
- Train between visits, several times a week, so progress comes faster
- Therapists spend their time where it is needed most, which takes pressure off care
Session prices: US consumer cost guides. Faster progress is what we expect from more practice; the pilot has to show it.