H’ability for rent: equip your practice or structure with our promotional offer Do you want to integrate virtual reality into your rehabilitation sessions, but the initial investment is holding you back? H’ability now offers a turnkey rental offer to make our system accessible to all practitioners and health structures. Why choose rental? Investing in a…
The career path of Ninon Playe, occupational therapist, and its useVirtual reality Occupational therapist at the LADAPT in Aube, Ninon sharesher experience with the H’ability virtual reality headset. From vocational rehabilitation to the training of caregivers in nursing homes, she tells us about her use of the system. H’ability: Can you tell us about the…
Impact of virtual reality on rehabilitation after femur fracture in seniors An innovation in innovation for immersive rehabilitation Falls affect 28 to 35% of people over 65 years old. Their consequences are serious: fractures, loss of autonomy, psycho-emotional disorders. In addition, kinesiophobia and fear of falling hinder rehabilitation in 61% of hip surgery patients. In…
Interview with Dr. Frank Wein, orthopedic surgeon and player in the development of the H’ability solution Dr. Frank Wein is a specialist in knee surgery and sports surgery at the ARCTIC’S Center for Joint and Sports Surgery. In 2025, he participated in the co-development of H’ability exercises for lower limb rehabilitation, integrating both virtual reality…
H’ability extends virtual reality rehabilitation to the lower limbs An innovation in innovation for immersive rehabilitation Since its creation, H’ability has been committed to offering innovative solutions that make rehabilitation more effective, more motivating and more accessible. After having seduced health professionals thanks to its exercises dedicated to the upper limbs, our system is now…
Nowadays, several professionals and companies use the terms virtual, augmented, and mixed reality, which shows an impressive evolution in technology. However, these three technologies are more or less recent and are often still poorly understood. They tend to be confused, even misinterpreted. How can these three terms be recognized in order to differentiate them correctly, and thus better understand how they work? Let’s find out how imagination and reality mix in the professional world!
Interview with Elizabeth, physiotherapist How did you become a physiotherapist? I have always been attracted to the health professions. I myself had some problems with a knee when I was younger, which led me to consult physiotherapists. To become a physiotherapist in the Nancy area, there were 50 places for 1,500 candidates at the time.…
Interview with Baptiste, occupational therapistto the Capuchins How did you get into the profession of occupational therapist? Baptiste Mourant, occupational therapist: I have always wanted to work in the paramedical field! At first, I was attracted to orthoptics, which is the rehabilitation of visual function. Then I had the opportunity to do an internship in…
Why did we choose the PICO 4 Enterprise helmet for rehabilitation? At H’ability, every technological choice aims to improve the therapeutic experience and care pathway of rehabilitation patients. If our old HTC headset already fulfilled its mission well, the PICO 4 Enterprise has naturally become our new reference to accompany your patients towards more autonomy.…
