Telerehabilitation in Neurological Patients: A Hybrid Model to Ensure Continuity and Functional Recovery Telerehabilitation for neurological patients requires continuity, intensity, and structured follow-up to maximize functional recovery. However, many patients lose access to therapy shortly after hospital discharge. A study conducted by the Mutuam Girona team, in collaboration with DyCare,
Corporate wellness programs have become an effective strategy for preventing office-related injuries, improving overall team well-being, and reducing the burden on occupational-health systems. Spending eight hours seated at a computer—with poor posture and no active breaks—leads to cumulative physical damage: neck tightness, lower-back pain, muscle overload, and discomfort in wrists
The insurance sector is constantly searching for distinctive services that add value for customers while optimizing operating costs. In this context, telerehabilitation—or online physiotherapy—emerges as a strategic tool that benefits both insurers and patients. Its implementation not only enhances the care experience but also delivers faster, more efficient, and measurable
At DyCare, we believe rehabilitation goes far beyond technology: it’s an opportunity to restore strength, confidence, and quality of life at life’s most critical moments. That’s why we’re proud to announce our collaboration with The Ricky Rubio Foundation on LungFit—an initiative that brings together digital innovation and social commitment to
The advancement of telerehabilitation has transformed how healthcare professionals deliver physical therapy and remote follow-up services. Platforms like ReHub® have proven that it is possible to maintain high-quality care without requiring physical presence. However, along with technology come important questions about privacy and data security. In this article, we address
The growing demand for shoulder rehabilitation services—driven by population aging, musculoskeletal injuries, and orthopedic surgeries—is straining healthcare resources. This pressure manifests in prolonged waiting lists, limited access, and high operational costs. In this context, telerehabilitation emerges as an effective tool to optimize therapeutic processes, enhance adherence, and reduce the care
Injuries are part of the journey for every high-level athlete. Recovering efficiently and safely is key to maintaining a successful athletic career. Telerehabilitation is changing how sports professionals approach recovery, combining technology and physiotherapy to deliver tailored, measurable programs. With platforms like ReHub®, developed by DyCare, physiotherapists can support athletes
The pressure on healthcare systems, especially in primary care, demands new intervention methods that provide quality care without compromising resource sustainability.In this context, telerehabilitation emerges as one of the most innovative and effective solutions.One of the strongest examples of its clinical implementation can be found at the Hospital of Denia,
Healthcare is undergoing a rapid transformation thanks to digitalization. In the field of physical therapy, one of the most impactful changes is the growth of musculoskeletal telerehabilitation, a solution that allows patients to follow their rehab programs from home while maintaining care quality, supported by advanced technology. This article analyzes
