Introduce The Future of Rehabilitation to Your Students!

Electrical stimulation is a transformative assistive modality that can be used to aid in recovery from injury/surgery, neurological conditions, chronic pain, and more. The ability to distribute controlled discharges of direct current can help patients with various medical conditions.

Additionally, having the ability to pinpoint exactly where the source of dysfunction is located allows practitioners to treat their patients more efficiently and effectively.

To help as many patients as possible heal, adapt, and grow, we want to partner with Physical Therapy schools and equip them with a Neubie device to add to their curriculum to provide future physical therapists with the best tools possible!

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Watch the Neubie in Action

Meet the Neubie

NeuFit has co-sponsored and participated in scientific studies with universities, hospitals, and clinics to prove that utilizing the Neubie and the NeuFit method significantly helps speed up the rehab process. 

The Neubie, an FDA-cleared and patented device, has helped thousands of patients breakthrough to an improved range of motion, increased strength, and pain-free movement.

The Neubie’s ability to send direct current signals precisely to where patients are experiencing pain or muscle movement limitations and increases patient outcomes.

Benefits of Adding The Neubie to Your Curriculum

Introduce and train students in the latest technologies used for therapy (future-proof students)
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Introduce and train students in the latest technologies used for therapy (future-proof students)

Understand the pros and cons of e-stim therapy–i.e. It’s not a silver bullet. When to use e-stim and why?
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Understand the pros and cons of e-stim therapy–i.e. It’s not a silver bullet. When to use e-stim and why?

How e-stilm compares to other forms of therapy
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How e-stilm compares to other forms of therapy

Introduce hands-on training with a new device that can be used with both neuro and ortho patients
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Introduce hands-on training with a new device that can be used with both neuro and ortho patients

What Are The Requirements?

To add this device and methodology to your classroom, we require the following: 

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