Where it is usedVirtual reality in healthcare,
Virtual reality in healthcare,
seen from where it works
Hospitals, care homes, palliative care, disability care, day centres, home care and spas: what changes from place to place, and what stays the same.
Class I medical device (base product) registered in EUDAMED (Basic UDI-DI 56006195127RVERTZ) and with INFARMED (Portugal, CDM 94571546), CE marked under MDR 2017/745. RVer Motion, RVer Neuro and RVer Exposure are modules in development, not covered by the registration.
01 · Clinical settingHospitals and clinicsPain during procedures, anxiety in waiting rooms and immobility on the ward.3 areas · 3 steps · Lying-down mode · Guide · 2 min readSee solution02 · Residential settingCare homes and senior livingCognitive stimulation, meaningful activity and one person managing several headsets.3 areas · 3 steps · Companion app · Guide · 2 min readSee solution03 · Clinical settingPalliative careComfort, meaningful experiences and family present from a distance.3 areas · 3 steps · Video call with family · Guide · 2 min readSee solution04 · Residential settingDisability care: day and residential servicesMoments of calm, outings that are not always possible and one-to-one activity, at each person’s own pace.3 areas · 3 steps · Companion app · 2 min readSee solution05 · Daytime settingDay centresCognitive stimulation, memories and group sessions, between the day’s activities.3 areas · 3 steps · Companion app · 2 min readSee solution06 · At homeHome careThe headset comes on the visit: memories and places at the person’s home, with no network, and in bed if need be.3 areas · 3 steps · Lying-down mode · 2 min readSee solution07 · Non-clinical settingSpas and wellness spacesA five-to-fifteen-minute immersive break. Non-clinical setting.3 areas · 3 steps · Browser control · Guide · 2 min readSee solution