Creative Therapy
Creative Therapy is dedicated to providing scientifically supported therapeutic tools and platforms to enhance patient motivation, balance, coordination, and rehabilitation. They develop innovative products and digital platforms to support healthcare professionals in delivering effective therapy, with a focus on motor skills, cognitive training, and balance exercises. Their mission is to improve therapy outcomes through advanced technology and data-driven insights, fostering collaboration between care providers and patients.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Creative Therapy
Derbystraat 361, 9051 Ghent, Belgium
Products
Pressure-sensitive therapy mat (sensor mat)
A floor mat instrumented with pressure sensors to run interactive balance, coordination and cognitive-motor exercises while recording objective session data.
Handheld pressure and motion sensor (squeeze device)
A handheld device that senses squeeze force and motion to train and measure upper-limb gross and fine motor skills.
Instrumented treadmill with embedded posturography plate
Treadmill system with an integrated posturography plate to capture CoP, perform gait tests, provide biofeedback and support adjustable safety rails and remote operation.
Cloud-based therapy and patient progress platform
Online platform that connects to therapy devices to record sessions, visualize progress, let therapists set goals and share progress with patients, and host exercise content.
Pressure-sensitive therapy mat (sensor mat)
A floor mat instrumented with pressure sensors to run interactive balance, coordination and cognitive-motor exercises while recording objective session data.
Handheld pressure and motion sensor (squeeze device)
A handheld device that senses squeeze force and motion to train and measure upper-limb gross and fine motor skills.
Instrumented treadmill with embedded posturography plate
Treadmill system with an integrated posturography plate to capture CoP, perform gait tests, provide biofeedback and support adjustable safety rails and remote operation.
Cloud-based therapy and patient progress platform
Online platform that connects to therapy devices to record sessions, visualize progress, let therapists set goals and share progress with patients, and host exercise content.
Services
Online documentation, exercise library, case studies, whitepapers and training material for clinicians to apply device-based rehabilitation exercises.
Organized product demonstrations and a 60-day trial period to evaluate devices and platform in clinical practice; contact-based demo requests.
Online documentation, exercise library, case studies, whitepapers and training material for clinicians to apply device-based rehabilitation exercises.
Organized product demonstrations and a 60-day trial period to evaluate devices and platform in clinical practice; contact-based demo requests.
Expertise Areas
- Rehabilitation therapy tools
- Gait and balance assessment
- Digital rehabilitation platforms
- Gamified therapeutic exercise design
Key Technologies
- Pressure-sensitive sensor mats
- Force/pressure posturography plates
- Gait analysis (temporal/spatial symmetry, CoP tracking)
- Real-time biofeedback visualization
News & Updates
A case study on upper limb rehabilitation after brain injury, published on December 23, 2022.
A case study on stroke rehabilitation, published on November 2, 2022.
A case study on post-COVID rehabilitation after ICU stay, published on November 2, 2022.
A case study on rehabilitation after a fall in a residential care home, published on October 12, 2022.
A case study on rehabilitation of children with Dyskinetic Cerebral Palsy, published on October 2, 2022.
An article explaining outcome measures and their use in physiotherapy.
A case study on upper limb rehabilitation after brain injury, published on December 23, 2022.
A case study on stroke rehabilitation, published on November 2, 2022.
A case study on post-COVID rehabilitation after ICU stay, published on November 2, 2022.
A case study on rehabilitation after a fall in a residential care home, published on October 12, 2022.
A case study on rehabilitation of children with Dyskinetic Cerebral Palsy, published on October 2, 2022.
An article explaining outcome measures and their use in physiotherapy.