RehaCom is a comprehensive and sophisticated system of software for computerassisted cognitive rehabilitation. This practical tool assists the therapist in the rehabilitation of cognitive disorders that affect specific aspects of attention, concentration, memory, perception, activities of daily living and much more.

By solving tasks, brain processes will be activated and important brain functions will be improved or restored. Successful training means that the user will be better able to cope with the challenges of everyday life. RehaCom can be used even at a very acute stage of injury - and remains relevant through all stages of recovery. Training modules can easily be selected based on a cognitive assessment or by using the growing number of Screening Modules.

Training in mother tongue

The software has over 20 modules in the English language and is also available in 21 other native languages, so patient’s can work in their mother tongue. The software is auto-adaptive so the difficulty level will rise and fall depending on the performance of the patient.

 

After a period of therapy inside a facility, the patient can also be supervised at home, over the internet, by using RehaCom’s remote supervised training option.

 

 

RehaCom has evolved to become the leading European tool for computer-based cognitive rehabilitation, with over 95% of German rehabilitation clinics using RehaCom every day! This is not a brain training tool for amusement - although it is engaging to use. It was designed by clinicians and engineers to deliver real-world benefits for users with cognitive issues following a brain injury.

FOR THE CLINICIAN

Rooted In Science:

The system has been developed by and for neuropsychologists over the last 20 years. Although it feels like a game, it is rooted in science and clinically proven.

Multiple Language Options:

The software is available in 21 languages at no extra cost, so clients can train in their native language. Over 25 modules are available in the English language.

Universal Use:

The modules cover all cognitive deficits including attention, reaction, memory, and higher executive functions. This means deficits can be targeted and specifically trained.

Deficit Specific:

The system has been developed by and for neuropsychologists over the last 20 years. Although it feels like a game, it is rooted in science and clinically proven.

Auto-Adaptive:

The system is auto-adaptive, meaning the activity will get harder or easier depending on the performance of the client. This ensures steady progression and reduced frustration for the client.

Screening:

RehaCom offers a number of Screening Modules to detect impairments and recommend corresponding cognitive training modules. Regular screening can also help show progression and provide detailed reporting.

Remote Supervision:

Supervised training over the internet is available with Internet licenses. You can prescribe a training programme and monitor your clients remotely.

Maximise Therapy Time:

Reinforce therapy strategies using RehaCom modules. It will enable you to work more efficiently with your clients and after a number of sessions, they can even work alone.

FOR THE PATIENT

Improved Cognitive Function:

With consistent use the patient will see clear improvement in areas of cognitive deficit. Many tasks will reinforce the strategies of their therapist and maximise their recovery.

Individual:

The software is adaptable to the patient. They can work in their native language, allow for visual deficits and even use familiar stimuli - such as family images - within the training.

Remote Working:

RehaCom can be used remotely with therapist supervision over the internet. This means they can continue working on modules and reinforcing therapy strategies outwith their regular sessions, improving their recovery.

Resists Frustration:

The modules auto-adapt to the patient’s success. When they find a task difficult they will find it gets easier until they can cope. If it is relatively easy the software will introduce a little more challenge and prevent boredom.