Without a doubt, the artificial intelligence is revolutionizing our lives. At ReHub we wanted to be at the forefront of new technologies and that is why we decided to develop an exercise mode in which the patient only needed the camera of their mobile phone, tablet or computer to receive real-time feedback […]
FisioExpo, the first physiotherapy event in Spain brought together more than 5,000 professionals Physiotherapy increases in Spain at a rate of 6% per year, but it still does not have much prominence. The event was held at IFEMA Madrid and for 3 consecutive days, (14, 15 and 16 October) the
The Illustrious College of Physiotherapists of Andalusia It has more than 10,000 professionals and thanks to its tireless work to facilitate its members with the best digital tools, it has signed a collaboration agreement with DyCare. The collaboration agreement signed by President Juan Manuel Nieblas and our CEO, Silvia Raga, is intended
It is scientifically proven that physical activity is included in the prevention and treatment of many chronic diseases of all types: cardiovascular, respiratory, musculoskeletal, neurological and even in depression, stress and anxiety. Thus, exercise becomes the first tool for the solution or reduction of the problems that cause bad habits or these chronic diseases.
Welcome to ReHub Stories! We start ReHub stories, Our collection of videos where you will find interviews with physical rehabilitation professionals who use ReHub to improve their daily clinical practice and patients who have been accompanied by ReHub in their recovery process. Through these real stories, you will discover how telerehabilitation has
After almost two years of pandemic, there are few who question that lA digital transformation of the health sector is here to stay. The urgent need to offer non-face-to-face services and the urgency to improve management at a time of saturation of the health system have been the definitive catalysts
In the world of physiotherapy and rehabilitation, shoulder pain is a common challenge that can affect the daily lives of many people. From pharmacological treatments to physical therapy, there are many options available, but when pain persists for months, it becomes chronic and raises questions about the best ways to
In the field of physiotherapy and sports medicine, there has long been a debate about the relationship between knee pain and hip health. Some experts claim that “the knee cries for the hip,” but is there really solid scientific evidence to support this assertion? To answer this question, let’s delve
The lack of prevention of musculoskeletal injuries in the work environment can have a significant impact on costs for companies and workers. The physiotherapist has a key role in the occupational health sector to monitor, assess, and treat different occupational diseases caused by different risk factors including poor posture, repetitive
