MindMotion GO Neurorehabilitation For Improved Limb Movement | Angela Greene

MindMotion GO is a home-based physical therapy solution that enables stroke survivors to access high-intensity occupational therapy from the comfort of home for up to 12 weeks. LinkedIn<br /> MindMaze<br /> MindMotion GO Highlights: 00:54 Introduction<br /> 01:50 Angela Greene’s Background<br /> 02:54 What is high-dose high-intensity rehab?<br /> 06:41 The MindMaze rehab<br /> 08:48 What is the MindPod<br /> 11:41 How to get started with MindMotion GO<br /> 17:52 Educating clinicians on how to use MindMaze<br /> 23: 54 When does MindMotion GO become necessary?<br /> 31:58 How long does the MindMotion GO therapy take?<br /> 41:03 Importance of maintaining rehabilitation beyond the plateau<br /> 49:29 A quick walkthrough of MindMotion GO<br /> 57:46 Where would people go to find more information about MindMaze? Transcript: Angela Greene 0:00<br /> With our solutions, you could start in the inpatient rehab, and then it could be deployed home with you. And you just need to have a therapist overseeing your program because it has to be prescribed, it’s an FDA approved device as a prescriptive device, okay? Angela Greene 0:15<br /> And the therapist has to guide you in the recovery process. Now with some settings, the patient comes in, has an initial evaluation, let’s say outpatient. And then they go home, they could have this device sent home and it could be completely remote. Angela Greene 0:29<br /> What we call asynchronous, they don’t have to come back in. The therapist could do telehealth consultation and we could see your program we could see whether you’re doing your homework or not. Intro 0:42<br /> This is the recovery after stroke podcast with Bill Gasiamis, helping you navigate recovery after stroke. Introduction – Angela Greene Bill Gasiamis 0:55<br /> Hello, and welcome to episode 254 of the recovery after stroke podcast. My guest today is Angela Green, who is the lead therapy Integration Manager at MindMaze, a digital therapeutics company that is building a platform for universal brain health and recovery. Bill Gasiamis 1:13<br /> Previously, Angela was an occupational therapist for about 20 years. And she worked with a variety of patients from traumatic brain injury to stroke and dementia, as well as Parkinson’s disease. Technology is changing the way rehab is practiced for people with brain injuries. And it’s changing the results as well. Angela is also at the center of that shift and those innovations. Angela Greene, welcome to the podcast. Angela Greene 1:41<br /> Thank you. Thank you for having me tonight. Bill Gasiamis 1:43<br /> My pleasure. Thank you for being here. Tell me a little bit about your background before we get started into the conversation. Angela Greene’s Background Angela Greene 1:50<br /> Okay, well, I’ve been an occupational therapist almost 30 years. My specialty is neuro rehab and neuro education. I’m a clinical educator, I teach other clinical professionals vestibular rehab, as well as upper extremity for the hemiplegic arm, and different dynamic splinting techniques that are available to try to increase function. Angela Greene 2:15<br /> And I also have a background in health informatics, the electronic medical record. So I’m kind of a Jane of all trades, but leadership background in operations. And the reason I got involved with that was because I have a vision in my mind of what I think great clinical care can be. Angela G