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It is designed to provide an assist as needed” approach similar to what a therapist provides physically and intuitively while gait training a patient. The ICARE frees clinicians from hours of strenuous manual lifting and improves patient access to assistive technology, allowing them to improve their walking and fitness. Play Video Play Video ICARE is a fully-integrated system that provides a safe, effective method for assisting patients with neuromuscular disorders resulting from stroke, TBI, SCI and other injuries or conditions. The controlled assistive rehab design relieves a single clinician from hours of strenuous manual manipulation and expands patient access to assistive technology, allowing them to improve their walking and cardiovascular fitness. Developed at the Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital and Research Institute in Lincoln, Nebraska, ICARE’s intelligently-controlled, motor-assisted leg movements closely mimic the kinematic and electromyographic (EMG) patterns of walking. Noted in development studies, ICARE training can help individuals regain or retain walking and fitness in part because muscle and cardiorespiratory training demands can be customized to the unique needs of individuals during rehab and following discharge. Special focus was applied during development to ensure assistance, with partial body weight support and motor guidance of moveable foot plates and reciprocating handles, allowing individuals to accomplish the required repetitions. The ICARE is available for both home and clinical usage 1 1 VIEW PRODUCT DOWNLOAD BROCHURE VIEW FAQ ABOUT THE ICARE CONFIGURATIONS REFERENCES RESEARCH TESTIMONIALS PHOTOS VIDEOS DR. JUDITH BURNFIELD Relearning to walk and remaining physically active are important rehabilitation goals for individuals with weakness, numbness or balance problems and those recovering from a disabling injury or illness. To regain walking ability, thousands of step-like movements are required to achieve lasting neuroplasticity gains. Often these individuals face barriers due to the lack of equipment that appropriately accommodates the needs of compromised muscles. Enter ICARE. Developed at the Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital and Research Institute in Lincoln, Nebraska, ICARE is a fully-integrated system that provides a safe, effective method for assisting patients with neuromuscular disorders resulting from stroke, TBI, partial SCI, and other injuries or diseases. ICARE’s intelligent control provides a movement that is neither always assistive or always resistive. It is designed to provide an assist as needed” approach that is similar to what a therapist provides physically and intuitively while gait training a patient. The ICARE frees clinicians from hours of strenuous manual lifting and advancing of the legs and expands patient access to assistive technology, allowing them to improve their walking and cardiovascular fitness. ICARE’s leg movements closely mimic the kinematic and electromyographic (EMG) patterns of walking. Noted in development studies, ICARE training can help individuals regain or retain the flexibility and strength required for walking, particularly if the muscle demands are customised to those with weakness during rehab. Special focus was applied during development to ensure the appropriate levels of assistance are available for individuals to accomplish the required repetitions, both with partial body weight support and motor-assistance from the footplates. COMPLETE ICARE SYSTEM ICARE ELLIPTICAL Movement patterns emulate motion and muscle demands of walking Forward and reverse motor assistance allows speeds up to 65 cycles per minute Adaptive motor assistance automatically adjusts to suit patient’s exercise needs Adjustable stride range from 18–29 in. with fingertip shift-on-the-fly controls Arms can be integrated into training for complete body workout Contact and telemetry heart rate monitoring Remote control for easy, unobtrusive clinician adjustments Passcode control of motor-assisted features allows use of non-motor assisted training features by others Infrared safety system shutdown reduces risk of injury WHEELCHAIR RAMP, STAIRS AND CLINICIAN PLATFORM Provides access for clients who use a wheelchair and eases transfers on/off the device Raises clinician’s viewing position for unobstructed monitoring BODY UNWEIGHTING SYSTEM Electronically controlled pneumatic height-adjustable seat provides 90° rotation in either direction and arm rests flip up for easy patient access Unweighting harness supports and lifts up to 400 lbs of patients’ body weight ICARE PLUS SYSTEM Includes all features listed for ICARE Elliptical and body unweighting system ICARE MOTOR-ASSISTED SYSTEM Includes all features listed for ICARE Elliptical FACILITY LOCATION Individual Home User Berkley, CA Rancho Los Amigos National Rehab Center Downey, CA Casa Colina Hospital Pomona, CA VA Medical Center, Vs #135 Washington, DC CORE Center of Recovery and Exercise Altamonte Springs, FL Mercy Hospital Coconut Grove, FL Rehabilitation Institute of Northwest Florida Destin, FL Lawnwood Regional Medical Center Fort Pierce, FL Brooks Rehabilitation Hosp Jacksonville, FL NextStep Orlando Project Walk Orlando Longwood, FL Orange Park Medical Center Orange Park, FL Osceola Regional Medical Center Orlando, FL UCF Lake Nona Hospital Orlando,FL Romain Rehabilitation Center Pembroke Pines, FL West Florida Hospital Pensacola, FL Redmond Regional Medical Center Rome, GA Eastside Medical Center Snellville, GA Unity Point Health Younker Rehabilitation Clinic W Des Moines, IA Exercisabilities Brennan Rochester, MN Cameron Regional Medical Center Cameron, MO Ability KC Kansas City, MO Madonna Proactive Lincoln, NE Madonna Rehab Hospital Lincoln, NE QLI Quality Life Inc. Omaha, NE Individual Home User Orleans, NE Optimal Physical Therapy- Lake Mead Las Vegas, NV Individual Home User With SCI Altamont, NY Good Shepherd Rehab Hospital Allentown, PA Individual Home User Doylestown, PA The Montreal Neurofeedback Center Montreal, QC Parkridge Medical Center Chattanooga, TN HCA Hospital Corporation Of America Nashville, TN Individual Home User Huffman, TX Individual Home User Laredo, TX Medical Center Of Plano Plano, TX Lewis Gale Hospital Salem, VA Simply Movement Victoria, Australia Quimcolor Ltda Santiago De Chile, Chile Neuro Trauma Center/Alex Andres Coello Diaz Bucaramanga, Colombia Ortokids Internacional Chorrillos, Peru Download the Reference List Up to November 2020 SELECTED ARTICLES AND BOOK CHAPTERS Fallahtafti F, Pfeifer CM, Buster TW, Burnfield JM (2020). Effect of motor-assisted elliptical training speed and body weight support on center of pressure movement variability. Gait and Posture, 81: 138-143. DOI: 10.1016/j.gaitpost.2020.07.018 . Burnfield JM, Cesar GM, Buster TW (2020). Variations in plantar pressure variables across elliptical trainers in older adults. Available online ahead of print August 1, 2020;80:105142, Clinical Biomechanics....