• An Interview with Skilled Nursing News

    We’re thrilled to be featured on Skilled Nursing News today. Aaryn Crosby of Adaptive Rehab Services and our CEO, Eran Arden sat down with Skilled Nursing News to discuss the impact of RESTORE-Skills on therapy services and the unforeseen benefits in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Below, is an excerpt from the article: By

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  • New “Safely Home” Game Supports Hazard Awareness

    After several requests from therapists, we are so excited to launch our newest game designed to help players identify and resolve hazardous scenarios in & around their homes. “Safely Home” allows players to interact with different areas of the home in order to identify and reduce a variety of hazard risks in a fun, engaging,

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  • New “Stop the Spread” Game Promotes Awareness of Healthy Practices

    Businesses, healthcare centers, and concerned individuals everywhere are looking for resources which reinforce the use of proper hand-washing & other health practices in response to the current COVID-19 pandemic.  In an effort to help promote awareness for patients & residents, we’ve launched a new game designed to educate in a fun, engaging, and non-threatening manner.

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  • AVOID the Health Risks of COVID-19 Isolation

    Now, more than ever, it is imperative to keep your residents active, happy, and healthy! In this series of posts, we will discuss the challenges & health risks that may arise due to patient isolation and restricted visitation in the wake of COVID-19.  We know your first priority is the health, safety, and well-being of

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  • RESTORE in McKnight’s Long-Term Care News

    We’re honored & excited to be featured on McKnight’s Long-Term Care News today. McKnight’s is a business news magazine serving the institutional long-term care field. They especially focus on news in the high-acuity skilled nursing setting. Below, is an excerpt from the article: “RESTORE Skills has launched an interactive software product for adult rehabilitation patients that

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  • Can You Participate in 2 Group Sessions at the Same Time?

    To wrap up this series of posts, I’m happy to share one more joyful moment from my trip to our MA facilities last month. If you have yet to read my other posts about great customer experiences, you can find them here, but now I am thrilled to share a fun group therapy story with

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  • Announcing Our RESTORE Halloween Photo Contest ?

    Announcing Our RESTORE Halloween Photo Contest ?

              October 28th through November 1st, we’re running a RESTORE Halloween Photo Contest! To enter, simply send us a photo of your therapy team & patients playing our one of our SPOOKTACULAR Single Play games. The top 2 photo submissions will receive a Sweet Treat Basket! Ready, Set, Scare: The photo

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  • “Take Flight” with Our New Reaction-Testing Game

    “Take Flight” with Our New Reaction-Testing Game

    Our newest RESTORE activity takes players out of the therapy gym and into the blue skies above…at least virtually! You will facilitate greater engagement while supporting residents as they practice to improve their reaction time To play Take Flight, patients navigate their plane side to side or up and down through the obstacles on the

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  • It’s fun to go to the OHCA!

    It’s fun to go to the OHCA!

    Spring is officially here (even if it doesn’t feel like it) and we officially have Spring Fever! And in the SNF industry, Spring Fever = Conference Fever! As previously announced, our team will be present at the AOTA Conference April 3-6, 2019.  You can read more about those conference details here. While we love a chance

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  • Sequencing Activities of Daily Living

    Sequencing Activities of Daily Living

    The ability to perform Activities of Daily Living is dependent upon cognitive, motor, and perceptual skills. There is also the critical distinction of a patient’s ability to complete a task (physical and cognitive ability) versus the ability to recognize the job that needs to be done without prompting (cognitive ability). Each ADL and IADL involves

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