My rehab monitor

ReHaptix provides clinically validated tests to objectively measure upper limb impairments. Our tests allow monitoring the rehabilitation of patients with arm and hand disabilities due to stroke, multiple sclerosis or Parkinson’s disease.

You are a patient?

Track your rehabilitation in the comfort of your home
Take a few seconds to complete a test
Visualize your results immediately
Compare your results to healthy performances
Share your results remotely with your healthcare professional

You are a healthcare professional?

Monitor your patients’ rehabilitation remotely
Invite your patients to share their test results
Obtain objective and sensitive measures
Evaluate treatment effectiveness
Readjust treatment if necessary
Increase your efficiency and treatment quality

Disclaimer: The results given by the application cannot be used for diagnostic nor therapeutic purposes. Medical diagnosis should only be performed by medical professionals. ReHaptix accepts no liability for any errors or inaccuracies.

Product

Hit the targets

Measure your muscle weakness and fatigue level. Touch two targets alternatively as many times and as precisely as possible during 20 seconds. After the test, the time between two touches and the successful hits are displayed on the screen.

Follow the dot

Measure your coordination (dysmetria). Follow a moving dot on the screen as precisely as possible during 10 seconds. After the test, your accuracy is displayed on the screen.

Trace a spiral

Measure the intensity of your tremor. Trace a spiral from the inside to the outside along a predefined trace as precisely as possible within 20 seconds. After the test, your accuracy is displayed on the screen.

Trace a star

Measure the intensity of your tremor. Trace a star within a predefined path as precisely as possible within 10 seconds. After the test, your accuracy is displayed on the screen.

Finger individuation

This test is under clinical validation. Touch four targets with your four fingers alternatively during 10 seconds. After the test, the time between two touches, the successful hits and the mean distance are displayed on the screen.

Dysmetria test

This test is under clinical validation. Touch as precisely as possible eight targets displayed one after the other at different random locations within 20 seconds. After the test, the time between two touches, the successful hits and the mean distance are displayed on the screen.

Finger tap

This test is under clinical validation. Touch a target 15 times with your index finger as precisely and as regularly as possible within 20 seconds. After the test, the time between two touches, the successful hits and the mean distance are displayed on the screen.

Rapid alternating movement of hands

This test is under clinical validation. Touch the screen alternatively with the front and back of your fingers flat 20 times within 20 seconds. After the test, the total time, the time between two touches and the mean distance are displayed on the screen.

Finger-nose test

This test is under clinical validation. Touch a target on the screen and your nose alternatively with your index finger three times within 10 seconds. After the test, the time between two touches, the successful hits and the mean distance are displayed on the screen.