Play your way to recovery
And make physical therapy more engaging and accessible
with MIRA
MIRA is a medical device that uses motion tracking sensors to gamify physical therapy and increase patient compliance.
Scroll for more Get MIRAWho MIRA addresses
And its key benefits
Patients or
caretakers
MIRA makes physical therapy more engaging for patients recovering at home or at the clinic.
Clinicians or
clinical personnel
MIRA makes physical therapy more manageable for clinicians, allowing them to better keep track of their patients.
Medical institutions, insurers or
commercial partners
MIRA allows customers to expand their market reach, reduce costs and offer innovative and high-quality care.
How it works
And what patient groups are using MIRA
The solution is a software platform that turns physical and cognitive exercises into clinical exergames, making therapy more convenient and easier to follow.
It is designed as a tool for therapists, using motion tracking sensors to engage patients in their therapy, while assesing and reporting patient compliance.
MIRA has been successfully used in orthopaedic and neurological therapy for both children and adults, as well as in falls prevention and active ageing programmes for the elderly.
More about our ProductMIRA contains over 450+ exergames, along with assessment tools, cognigames and custom exercises. The content is clinically built based on input and feedback from therapists and patients and is continuously expanded and improved through periodic application updates.
Try MIRA nowSome features of MIRA
- Comprehensive set of exergames
- Assessment tools
- Motion statistics
- Activity tracking
- Patient management
- Useable at home
- Secure and reliable
What our users think
And some of our statistics
2,000+
Patients have used
MIRA so far
40,000+
Rehabilitation sessions
with MIRA so far
150+
Clinics or institutions have
used MIRA so far
"Goal based rehabilitation can be used in a computer-based
exergame rehabilitation programme."
Based on a study at the Central Manchester University Hospitals, Manchester
Our most recent news
And articles from our blog
Virtual reality rehabilitation for stroke patients
This paper presents a review and a concise summary of significant findings and future possibilities in VR rehabilitation research with applications for stroke patients. Performed by research partners from Univerisiti of Sains Islam Malaysia.
ExerGames at Crosgrove Hall
Some of the residents at Crosgrove hall took part in a 12 week exercise programme with a difference: using state of the art computer software called Exergames. Written by Margaret Clarke, Falls Rehabilitation Assistant & Postural Stability Instuctor
Usability of MIRA in a Peruvian child development service
This study evaluates the acceptability and usability of the Mira software as an additional tool for physical rehabilitation of children who suffer CP, facilitating specific adaptations for the Peruvian population.
We regulary post on our blog about our latest news, case studies and all things digital health.
More on our BlogSome of our clients
And key partners
Try MIRA now
If you would like to use MIRA for a patient, in a clinical setting or for commercial purposes, please contact us to try our product now.
Our objectives
And key values
Helping people to recover from episodes of ill health or following injury
Enhancing quality of life for people with long-term conditions
Ensuring that people have a positive experience of care
MIRA’s objectives are in line with the UK's NHS Outcomes
Framework Indicators