With virtual reality,
anything is possible.
Provoke conversation.
Engage minds.
Relive childhood memories.

Packages

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Residential Aged Care / Day Respite Centre

Easy to wheel from an activity room to a bedroom when running a session for a resident who may have become bedbound. (Lockable)
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Hospice/ Palliative / Hospital SIDU /  Home Care

Suited for acute dementia & Tier 3 – 7 BPSD settings or home care providers requiring a small option for inhome support for people living with dementia.

FAQ’s

Knowledge Hub
Do you supply the public?
No, we only sell to Nursing homes and hospitals direct.
How long does it take until we receive or order?
Normally 1 to 2 weeks.
How do we purchase?
The equipment & staff education is available for an upfront purchase. The Library of Therapy Experiences is available on a subscription.
Does it matter if our nursing home or hospital ward has bad internet?
No, it does not require WIFI to run therapy sessions.
Is there an extra charge for staff training?
No, on site inperson training is very important and is included with the price of the kit.
Comfortable & Lightweight – Aged Care & Dementia Specific

The Aged Care & Dementia Therapy Programs are available on a monthly subscription.
The kit is provided with: staff training, behavioural management tools & wellbeing plans including extra sensory elements.

All kits are configured ready for use. No set up, No Wi-Fi, No hand controllers.
Velcro wrist weights and physio pedals can be used alongside the “movement programs.”

Starting is as simple as pressing the power on button.

Why you should consider NeuronsVR Therapy for your residents

  • NeuronsVR is a therapy tool that can help support frustration and unmet needs.
  • NeuronsVR can be integrated with a Behaviour Support Plan after thorough planning and assessment.
  • Escalation Management
  • Increase empathy between carers and residents
  • Pain Management (University of Sydney)
  • Insomnia & Anxiety Management
  • Reduce apathy and improve mood (University of Queensland, and University of South Australia)
  • Psychological Wellbeing
  • Encourage physical movement
  • Evoke memories of the past by transporting residents to treasured locations
  • Encourage conversation and socialisation with group activities

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