In collaboration with doctors and therapists, Quadriciser created the ideal in-home therapy machine that has been helping people for the past 25 years.
The Quadriciser is a motorized therapy device that facilitates gentle, synchronized, and repetitive movement of all four limbs. It is designed to bridge the gap between passive and active motion and is a proactive measure against the complications of prolonged immobility. The coordinated, repetitive action created by the Quadriciser is unmatched in the rehab world, so it has emerged as a gold standard in therapeutic, continuous motion.
Dr. Moran discusses his experience with Cerebral Palsy and highlights the effectiveness of the Quadriciser for individuals, as demonstrated in his case study.
Sam, age 12, has achieved impressive results using the Quadriciser to manage the effects of Cerebral Palsy.
Darby, who has Cerebral Palsy, tries the Quadriciser for the first time at the Abilities Expo in Atlanta and then again in her hometown in Georgia.
By providing repetitive movement, the Quadriciser can help connect new neural pathways to the brain.
Several therapeutic motions simulate walking and can help the body develop new neuro pathways and improve muscle tone, allowing better control when walking.
After a brain injury, hand muscles can stiffen or contract. The Quadriciser’s repetitive motions can help relieve these contractures, improving hand control.
The Quadriciser assists in initiating movement in the body, promoting improved circulation in all four limbs.
After a traumatic brain injury, spasticity may develop, causing muscles to become stiff and experience involuntary contractions and spasms. The repetitive motions of the Quadriciser can help improve these conditions.
The Quadriciser gently moves all four limbs helping to relieve painful contractures.
This device helps gently move the body with enough repetitions that most people experience an increased range of motion in their arms, legs, feet, and hips.
Movement helps stimulate the natural contractions of the intestinal muscles while also strengthening the pelvic floor muscles, which support the bladder.
FDI is the manufacturer and distributor of the Quadriciser Robotic Therapy System.
