what is the future of therapeutic VR?
It’s a future in which immersive, evidence-based experiences are integrated into everyday care—prescribed by clinicians, trusted by institutions, reimbursed by payers, and embraced by patients. It’s a future that will depend not just on technology, but on structure, collaboration, and clinical leadership.
To better understand the current landscape and potential future developments, I’ve selected four interesting articles published this week on PubMed. Each one addresses a unique aspect of VR’s role in pain management, ranging from labor pain and pediatric chronic pain to psychophysical measures and sensorimotor uncertainty.
interview by Denise Silber with Dr Jose Ferrer Costa, a physician at BSA, and a committed contributor to the application of Virtual Reality in healthcare.
How does Veena Somareddy, CEO of Neuro Rehab VR, reach the conclusion that this is the time for clinics to invest in Virtual Reality?
It’s thanks to the newly-released 2023 State of VR Therapy Report, produced by Neuro Rehab VR after surveying specialty clinicians regarding their experience with Virtual Reality.
New: exclusive interview with Amy Hedrick, CEO of Cleanbox, thought leader on disinfection technology and virtual reality scale-up.
Learn about Virtual Reality wellness and therapeutic solutions from those who produce and curate them.
The financing of virtual reality in the United States is, as for other therapies, the remuneration of the therapeutic act.
VRforHealth is delighted to announce that, in pursuit of our mission to facilitate professional and patient knowledge of and access to quality Virtual Reality wellness and therapeutic solutions, the introduction of the new VRforHealth Directory
the authors describe the regulatory framework for commercializing VR solutions in the US. It includes: device categorization, application procedures, related definitions and the (rare) examples.
The co-founders of Healthy Mind, TImothée Cabanne and Reda Khouadra understood early on in their lives, the difficulty of living with pain and anxiety, because they grew up with parents suffering from chronic pain that was not relieved by medication. Subsequently, Reda who had been a 3D enthusiast since he was 12, realized that there could be a VR solution … Read More
