Portable PT Parallel Bar In-person or Virtual Product Launch

21415 Civic Center Dr.,Southfield MI 48076

15 July, 2021

Description

Portable PT Parallel Bar Product Debut and Demonstration In 2020, the Ware•ologie team initiated R&D to examine how people with disabilities were disproportionately impacted by COVID19. As is turns out, 1,000s of Americans have missed vital physical therapy, increasing chances of compounded health problems. We are thrilled to introduce the transformative mobile rehabilitation solution for safely getting people out of bed and on the path to recovery. Our patent-pending, Portable PT Parallel Bar device empowers therapists to deliver vital physical therapy directly to the patient. The parallel device folds into one convenient carrying case on wheels for easy transportation and storage. Therapists are now equipped to help patients practice standing, balancing, gait training and upper extremity PT with confidence in the comforts of their home, nursing site or in-patient rehab room. In collaboration with the VHA Innovators Network (iNet), Challenge America and the LTU Centrepolis Accelerator, Ware•ologie has embarked on a 12 month journey to develop, pilot test and commercialize Portable PT Parallel Bars to increase access, improve patient recovery and reduce government healthcare costs. Due to high demand, we've created a waiting list for clinics and institutions. Portable PT Parallel Bars are going through the FDA registration process now and will be available early fall. Please join us Thursday, July 15th, 12:00pm EST virtually or in-person at the Lawrence Technological University's Centrepolis Accelerator for an in-service product demonstration. Registration is required for this FREE event. You will receive the Zoom login details in your ticket confirmation email. Signup on the waiting list to receive purchase priority with optional discount on pre-orders here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7M8W5BL Spoiler alert -The Portable PT Parallel bars earned the name from the unique telescoping and folding features that enable therapists to easily setup, take down and transport. Like a suitcase on wheels, the system is compact and can be easily maneuvered through hallways and fit into a trunk. The structure is made out of durable aluminum for its lightweight properties while maintaining superior strength. Join us Thursday, July 15th at 12:pm EST to see the very first portable parallel bar of its kind and watch a demonstration.