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Therapy Reimagined

Augmented Reality exercise program built for therapy providers to assist and motivate children needing therapeutic exercise

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YEARS OF TEAM EXPERIENCE

Endless

SMILES CREATED

Designed for Therapists,
By a Therapist

In her twenty plus years of pediatric physical therapy experience, our founder Lindsay found one of the most difficult aspects of her job was keeping kids excited and attentive. Seeing limited options on the market, she decided to create Augment Therapy to address this gap in the market - therapy software that is both fun for kids and effective for therapists.

Engagement Everywhere

Inpatient. Outpatient. Telehealth. Remote Therapeutic Monitoring.

Augment Therapy is designed to excite children and assist therapists across the full care continuum.

Kid Approved Games

Over 40 exercises and games for OT, PT and Speech Therapy

Objective Data Collection

Automatically tracks data points through motion capture technology already on your smartphone

No Wearables

For easier use and application; especially with sensitive populations

Multi Language Support

Currently available in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese; Other languages available upon request

Unlimited Sessions

Use your therapist software license with unlimited patients, for unlimited sessions across inpatient, outpatient, telehealth and remote therapeutic monitoring

HIPAA Compliant

Built with best practices for healthcare patient privacy

Our approach

Research Backed

Augment Therapy leverages an evidence based approach to creating exciting experiences for children to produce positive outcomes.

“I like that this therapy is like a game instead of exercise.”

Maya

Patient, Age 10

“Augment Therapy is amazing! It’s a way to get your child to move without being a nagging mom! Even when Maya isn’t feeling up to it, she still gets out of bed when the screen comes in."

Rhoda

Parent

“The amount of engagement that pediatric patients experience is amazing! One patient who was wheelchair-bound actually worked up a sweat, happily, and his Mom reported that he had never enjoyed PT in the past."

Elizabeth

Licensed Physical Therapist