Solutions

Hospitals and clinics

Invasive procedures, chemotherapy, painful treatments: patients arrive afraid. The clinical team looks for non-pharmacological alternatives for comfort and distraction.

A non-pharmacological option to use during the procedure

Medical Device Class I (base product)

INFARMED: CDM 94571546
EUDAMED: 56006195127RVERTZ

View in EUDAMED ↗Implementation guide →

2 clicksTo start
Open the app and pick the video. With the app already open, one is enough.
100 %Offline
The library lives on the headset, always available, even without a network.
2 h 30 to 2 h 40Battery life
Playing video, no cable.
0Updates mid-session
Updates itself at any time, never during a session.

Where it is used

Applications across several areas of healthcare: from pain management to palliative care. We collect the published research on each of them.

Pain Management

One of the most researched areas for virtual reality in clinical settings.

Anxiety & Stress

Calm immersive environments, used as a non-pharmacological complement in anxiety and stress contexts.

Rehabilitation

Support for team-led exercise: scenes that invite people to move, seated or standing, with the team alongside.

Simple for your team. Transformative for the patient.

No technical complexity. Our team handles everything: it arrives configured, training included.

01
We set everything up
The headsets arrive with the app and the library loaded, and show up on their own in the Companion.
02
The team chooses
Pick the room and the scenario for each patient's moment. Two taps on the tablet or the computer.
03
The patient experiences
The team sees what is playing and can pause, recentre, tilt for someone lying down, or stop.

Lying-down mode

Lying down or reclined the world stays level.

Many patients cannot sit up. Lying-down mode aligns the horizon with the tilt of the head, so the scenario looks upright instead of skewed. It works with every 360° scenario, with no special content.

The horizon follows the head

Beyond recentring the scenario on the patient's direction, RVer aligns the horizon with the tilt of the head. At 30° in a reclined chair or 90° in bed, the image always looks level.

Less discomfort

A misaligned horizon is one of the main causes of discomfort in virtual reality. Aligning it with the patient keeps the session comfortable from start to finish.

Every scenario, at any angle

No need to film lying-down versions. The same 360° scenario serves 0°, 30°, 45° or 90°, without duplicating a single video. It is the catalogue that adapts to the patient's position.

For decision-makers

The questions they will ask before saying yes.

Clinical management, IT and procurement ask different things. It is all answered in writing.

01Who has to sign off inside the hospitalThe six “yeses” you need, and the order that works.02The eight questions IT will askNetwork, patient data, updates, accounts: the answers, ready to send.03Where the equipment lives between sessionsCharging, hygiene and storage: the question that is never in the tender.04How it is paid for and procuredAnnual service, funding routes and the public procurement procedure.

Ready to transform the experience of the people in your care?

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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.