The SaeboReJoyce is an upper extremity rehabilitation workstation designed for orthopedic and neurological patients who exhibit impaired function of the arm and hand. The computerized task-oriented training system provides standardized upper limb exercises representing activities of daily living (ADL). The SaeboReJoyce was designed to be used in the clinic and in home-based settings.

• Practice repetitive gross motor and fine motor tasks with fun and motivating activities.
  
• Incorporate various grip and pinch prehension patterns.
  
• Track functional improvements over time with the SaeboReJoyce Arm Hand Function Test.
  
• Complete tasks in sitting, standing and lying positions.
  

• Incorporate all planes of movement.
• Task-oriented games are customisable with individualised graded complexity.
• Save and print progress reports.
• Takes 5 minutes to setup, lightweight and easy to install.

Saebo’s computerised task-oriented training system involves a range of activity-based games that will test speed, endurance, coordination, range of motion, strength, timing and cognitive demand. The games are fully customisable to match the client’s therapy needs.

The SaeboReJoyce is based on the latest advances in neurorehabilitation research documenting the brain's ability to "re-program" itself through mass practise, task-oriented arm training.

Simulate functional tasks such as opening a door or jar, grasping a cup or key, and manipulating coins or other small objects.

Example Grasp Patterns Include:

• Cylindrical Grip
  
• Power Grip
  
• Spherical Grasp
  
• Tripod Grasp
  
• Palmer Grasp
  
• Key Pinch
  
• Tip-to-tip Pinch
  

The SaeboReJoyce includes a standardised objective upper limb test that correlates closely to the Action Research Arm Test (ARAT). It takes 5-10 minutes to administer and Assessment metrics are recorded and time-stamped with each test. Saebo software displays results graphically and data can be easily exported for analysis and documentation.