After a life-changing event such as a stroke or the onset of most neurological, MSK/orthopaedic and paediatric conditions, physical rehabilitation is key to people restoring their quality of life. In the hospital setting, individuals should receive gold standard rehab treatment required to allow them to be discharged. But upon returning…

Gripable is delighted to be supporting Different Strokes We are dedicated to helping stroke survivors access affordable and engaging rehabilitation to help on their journey to restoring upper limb movement.  From being able to pick up a glass of water (or a glass of wine..), tie your hair back, put…

We are delighted to offer all Highlight readers a free trial of GripAble, a mobile assessment and training device for people with impaired upper limb movement. The handheld device connects to an app on a tablet with activities that train core hand movements in a fun and engaging…

WE ARE PLEASED TO OFFER ALL APCP MEMBERS A FREE THREE-MONTH TRIAL OF GRIPABLE. GripAble is an affordable, smart mobile assessment and training device that helps people with upper limb movement impairment, who are undergoing hand and arm rehabilitation. The GripAble device is handheld and connects to a mobile…

We are delighted to partner with Remote Rehab to provide a series of interactive and informative webinars for therapists with an interest in assessing and training upper limb function.   Remote Rehab is an international community of hands-on therapists, with an online knowledge hub containing resources, support groups, courses, techniques,…

Keeping up with a physical rehabilitation regime when alone, no matter how willing you are, can feel like a grind, but tech holds the key to making rehab fun, explains GripAble‘s CEO and co-founder, Dr Paul Rinne. The rehab challenge Physical rehabilitation is critical for patients to restore quality of…

We are thrilled to announce that GripAble has joined the ABHI US Accelerator, an international expansion programme led by the Association of British HealthTech Industries (ABHI). The Accelerator helps UK health tech companies to strengthen their US strategy, de-risk market entry and grow their US business. Despite current international…

GripAble will be exhibiting at the Kidz to Adultz ‘Venue to Virtual’ event on 2nd March 2021. The Kidz to Adultz ‘Venue to Virtual’ exhibition is run by Disabled Living and is dedicated to children and young adults with disabilities and additional needs, their parents, carers, and the…

GripAble was a proud supporter of the UK Stroke Forum earlier this month. Organised by The Stroke Association, and with more than 1,800 delegates over the three-day conference, our team was delighted to welcome visitors to the virtual ‘GripAble booth’ to chat through how GripAble can help…

As part of our collaborative relationship with ACPIN, we are pleased to offer all ACPIN members a free three-month trial of GripAble. GripAble is an affordable, smart mobile assessment and training device that helps people with upper limb movement impairment who are undergoing hand and…

GripAble is delighted to support the British Association of Hand Therapists’ excellent programme of webinars for 2020: “Demystifying the Difficult” We are sponsoring the session on 5 November covering theory and practical assessment of the sensorimotor system of the wrist.  This webinar will offer top tips and applied theory for…

Writing for Med-Tech Innovation, Dr Paul Rinne, CEO and co-founder of GripAble, explained how COVID-19 is driving the uptake of digital and mobile technology in healthcare, and what GripAble provides to therapists who need to engage their patients in rehab remotely.

The September 2020 issue of Able Magazine carried a feature on GripAble and highlighted how the engaging activities and feedback can help with maintaining motivation.

Following on from previous successful conferences this is an opportunity to share current practice explore evidence informed practice and enjoy networking opportunities with others in your field of work.

GripAble, the company behind the smart mobile assessment and hand and arm rehabilitation device, has appointed global champion for stroke survivors Kate Allatt, as its first-ever ambassador.