Meet get-a-grip hand machine: Physical Therapy * VSAS

Physical Therapy * VSAS
VSAS is a great organization. Their staffing is highly educated and professional. I am pleased to have them as a customer.
Michael Stein, CEO www.rehabdevices.com

Hand rehab device inventor

“The Get-A-Grip Hand Device” produces resistance exercise though a number of different attachments and torsion devices, specifically for the hand, wrist and associated muscles, tendons, ligaments, and associated nerve groups. There is nothing like it available. It is not only for the rehab facility, but ideal for use as a home exercise machine for shut-ins, and those requiring in-home occupational therapy. Stroke patients will benefit from The Get-A-Grip Hand Device” which will give patients practice and increasing resistance for such tasks as: opening jars, turning a key, turning a door knob, using hand tools like screw drivers, turning handles, operating levers, using wrenches, and many other tasks both complex and simple. The torque is in pound/inches. The scale is marked in quarter inches for a clear subject measurement. The Get-A-Grip Hand Device” provides the profession with a clearly defined object and subjective result, which is measurable and easily charted to show where the patient is at in all of the various exercise modes. The Get-A-Grip Hand Device” comes with 4 easily interchangeable springs. We can supply additional higher torque per pound/inch springs for those who desire more resistance training. This will satisfy the professional’s most challenging occupational clients with the most versatile rehabilitation device, under $600. on the market. The other rehabilitation devices common to most occupational therapy shops are passive in nature, and do not provide objective and measurable feedback. The Get-A-Grip Hand Device” will help professionals formulate clinical decisions based on reliable, consistent, measurable readings.

Meet get-a-grip hand machine

Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Physical Therapy * VSAS

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