Uprightvr

09/10/2026

Rehabilitation works best when patients stay engaged. But keeping patients motivated through repetitive exercises can be a challenge. What if therapy felt more like a game?
🎮 Immersive
🎯 Targeted
📈 Measurable
💪 Motivating
Virtual reality is creating new possibilities for how clinicians engage patients during rehabilitation.
Can VR improve patient engagement and adherence?
Read our latest article to explore the potential of VR in rehab. 👇

Discover how virtual reality rehabilitation can improve patient engagement, adherence, and deliver motivating balance and vestibular therapy.

09/06/2026

Still interested in attending? You don’t have to be an Ohio APTA member to join this webinar.
🧠 Beyond Fall Risk: Using Sensory Integration and Virtual Reality to Personalize Balance Rehabilitation
Dr. Wright, Professor and Researcher at Temple University and Co-Founder of UprightVR, will explore how sensory integration and virtual reality can help physical therapists better understand the factors contributing to balance deficits—and use that information to personalize rehabilitation.
📅 Tuesday, September 8
⏰ 12:00 PM ET
💻 Live Online
Not an OPTA member? No problem! Non-members are welcome to attend at the non-member registration rate.
If you work with patients with balance, vestibular, neurological, or fall-risk concerns, this is a great opportunity to learn from a leading researcher in sensory integration and balance.
👉 Register today: https://hubs.la/Q04wFCgz0

09/03/2026

We’re excited to share that Dr. W. Geoffrey Wright, PhD, will be presenting an upcoming Ohio Physical Therapy Association webinar!
🧠 Beyond Fall Risk: Using Sensory Integration and Virtual Reality to Personalize Balance Rehabilitation
Dr. Wright is a Professor and Researcher at Temple University and Co-Founder & Chief Scientific Officer of UprightVR. He’ll explore how sensory integration and immersive virtual reality can help physical therapists better understand balance deficits and deliver more personalized rehabilitation.
📅 September 8 | 12:00 PM ET
💻 Live Online
If you work with patients with balance or fall-risk concerns, this is a webinar you won’t want to miss!
👉 Register today: https://hubs.la/Q04wz2JY0

08/11/2026

Why do some patients struggle in grocery stores but not in your clinic? Busy, visually complex environments can expose sensory integration deficits that aren't always apparent during traditional balance testing.

Our latest blog explores why this happens and how clinicians can better assess these challenges.

👉 Read the article: https://hubs.la/Q04pkg1f0

08/05/2026

Not all VR rehabilitation systems are created equal. Before investing in VR technology, it's important to understand what features truly improve clinical outcomes, patient engagement, and workflow.
Our latest article breaks down what every physical therapist should know.

👉 https://hubs.la/Q04pkn0g0

07/27/2026

If two clinicians perform the same assessment, would they get the same results?
Consistency matters when measuring progress, planning treatment, and demonstrating outcomes.
That's why more clinics are exploring virtual reality tools that can help reduce variability and provide deeper insights into patient performance.
Learn how UprightVR is helping clinicians bring greater consistency to balance assessment.
https://hubs.ly/Q04lMh570

07/22/2026

Thinking about adding VR to your therapy program? You're not alone.
Many rehab leaders see the potential but aren't sure how to compare platforms or evaluate long-term value. Our free guide walks through the key considerations every organization should review before selecting a VR solution.
Because not all VR platforms are created equal.
📥 Download the guide today. https://hubs.la/Q04lMlVD0

07/16/2026

Why might a patient perform well during balance testing but still struggle with dizziness or instability in everyday environments? The answer often lies in sensory integration—how the brain combines visual, vestibular, and somatosensory information to maintain balance.

Learn why it matters and how virtual reality can help clinicians identify subtle balance impairments and support more targeted rehabilitation.

👉Read the article: https://hubs.la/Q04pk8SJ0

07/14/2026

Not all VR rehabilitation systems are designed for clinical care. When evaluating VR technology, physical therapists should look beyond graphics and entertainment value.
✔️Can it assess balance objectively?
✔️Can it track progress over time?
✔️Can it provide measurable outcome data?
The right VR platform doesn't replace clinical expertise—it helps therapists make more informed decisions.
👉Read more: https://hubs.la/Q04lcmNr0

07/08/2026

What if balance testing was something patients actually enjoyed?
Immersive virtual reality creates a more engaging assessment experience while helping clinicians gather objective balance data.
When patients are engaged, everyone benefits.
👉 Learn how more at https://hubs.la/Q04lLLWV0