In a clinical setting, we have observed positive results in many categories with the Polyform-1H.
Zero Injuries reported
100% of respondents reported no injuries using the Polyform.
Robust Challenge
In a clinical setting, the polyform device was overwhelmingly identified as the more challenging rehabilitation exercise.
Stroke Patient Preference
In a clinical setting, 75% of stroke patients preferred the polyform device and would recommend it to someone they care about.
Better Recovery
More people than expected recover normal or near-normal hand function after a stroke when bimanual therapy with the polyform device is included as part of their rehabilitation program.
Uncoached User Preference
In a clinical setting, users independently chose the polyform device at a 3x higher rate over other hand rehabilitation devices for bimanual therapy.
Coached User Preference
In a clinical setting, users chose the polyform device at a greater than 2x higher rate over other hand rehabilitation devices for bimanual therapy, even when coached to perform bimanual exercises with all available products.
Device encourages bimanual engagement
In a clinical setting, users reported in an overwhelming majority of the cases, that the design of the device itself made them want to perform therapy with both hands instead of one.
