Evidence · Peer-reviewed research
Science-First. Every Time.
Rewin was built from clinical evidence upward. Our clinical team publishes the outcomes of VR and sensor-based rehabilitation in national and international journals — and measures every programme we run.
Peer-reviewed research
Real-world outcomes
Outcomes From Our Patient Programmes
Measured across 250+ patients in real-world stroke studies and our clinic population.
- Functional recovery of the upper limb following stroke
- 90%
- Reduction in anxiety and depression
- 91%
- Increase in patient quality of life & satisfaction
- 90%
- Increase in patient satisfaction & retention
- 82%
- VR therapy sessions delivered
- 1.5 Lakh+
- Patients treated
- 15,000+
Research & publications
Peer-Reviewed Evidence, Published
Our clinical team publishes the outcomes of VR and sensor-based rehabilitation in national and international journals.
Frontiers in Neurology · 2022
Evaluation of the feasibility and acceptability of ReWin — a digital therapeutic rehabilitation innovation for people with stroke-related disabilities in India
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JMIR Rehabilitation and Assistive Technologies · 2022
Systematic development of the ReWin application: a digital therapeutic rehabilitation innovation for people with stroke-related disabilities in India
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International Journal of Advances in Case Reports · 2024
Combining immersive virtual reality with conventional physiotherapy to improve postural balance among stroke survivors with upper extremity impairments
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International Journal of Health Sciences and Research · 2024
Enhancing functional recovery of the upper extremities in Guillain-Barré syndrome in a 10-year-old by combining immersive VR with conventional rehabilitation
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Original article
Effectiveness of VR-based rehabilitation combined with conventional therapy in reducing pain and improving function in knee osteoarthritis: an observational pilot study
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Original article
Retrospective survey of Indian patient satisfaction in immersive virtual reality with AI-based motion sensor therapy
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- 01 Immersive virtual reality in post-stroke neck stiffness and oromotor dystonia: a case study
- 02 VR in chronic pain
- 03 The effect of motion sensors in post-ACL rehabilitation
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