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Parkinson’s Clinical Outcomes Program

Intensive, one-on-one neurological rehabilitation using the Outbounder Advanced Rehabilitation System, an FDA registered Class II medical device for therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation.

Immersive, supported movement designed to challenge balance, mobility, coordination, cognition, and confidence.

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Recovery does not necessarily stop

Many people with Parkinson’s are told there is little that can be done to arrest the symptoms, let alone reverse them. Neuroplasticity demonstrates that the brain retains the ability to adapt when appropriately challenged.

The Parkinson’s Clinical Outcomes Program is overseen by a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT). Robotic assistance, full-body movement and immersive virtual environments work together so each client can participate actively, practice meaningful movements and remain motivated throughout their sessions.

We have already seen encouraging progress at NRI

One client’s caregiver, has observed meaningful everyday improvements, including:

  • Better conversations and ability to follow instructions

  • Increased initiative and desire for independence at home

  • Remembering two of his four grandchildren’s names (previously none)

In addition the clinical team and technicians have noted greater attentiveness, quicker responses, more interactive conversation, and a return of humour

Individual results vary. These observations reflect one person’s experience and are shared with consent

Who This Program Is For?

The Parkinson’s Clinical Outcomes Program is designed for people who:

  • Remain ambulatory (with or without an assistive device)

  • Can pedal and steer the Outbounder independently or with minimal assistance

  • Have sufficient cognitive ability to follow simple instructions and engage safely

  • Are motivated and able to commit to the session schedule

  • Have no absolute medical contraindications to intensive exercise (final determination is made by the clinical team)

  • Caregivers, adult children and spouses are warmly encouraged to attend the complimentary consultation.

Time commitment

2 to 3 sessions per week (approximately 8–12 weeks depending on the exact schedule agreed at consultation).

Program investment

Session fees for the Parkinson’s Clinical Outcomes Program are reduced by 75%. Full details are provided during the complimentary consultation. Places are limited.

How to Take the Next Step

Places on the Parkinson’s Clinical Outcomes Program are limited.

The pilot consists of 24 sessions and is overseen by a Doctor of Physical Therapy.

The first step is a complimentary consultation. This allows us to understand your (or your family member’s) goals, review medical history, determine clinical suitability, explain the 24-session structure and reduced fee, and answer every question with no obligation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • No. This is the Parkinson’s Clinical Outcomes Program, an intensive rehabilitation program that measures objective clinical outcomes. It is not a pharmaceutical trial.

  • The Parkinson’s Clinical Outcomes Program is overseen by a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT). Formal evaluations also take place at the start, mid-point and end of the 24-session program.

  • All sessions use the Outbounder Advanced Rehabilitation System, which combines robotic assistance, full-body movement and immersive virtual environments.

  • The program consists of 24 one-to-one sessions, typically delivered at 2 to 3 sessions per week.

  • Yes. For this program the session cost is reduced by 75%. Exact figures and any conditions are explained during the complimentary consultation.

  • At 2–3 sessions per week the program generally runs for 8–12 weeks. The precise schedule is agreed with you at the consultation.

  • Participants receive formal evaluations by a Doctor of Physical Therapy at three points: the start, the mid-point, and the end of the program. These evaluations include recognised clinical outcome measures such as the Berg Balance Scale, alongside functional observations and client/family feedback.

  • Sessions combine supported full-body movement with immersive virtual activities and real-time feedback. The experience is designed to be engaging, safe and progressively challenging.

  • Where clinically appropriate, participants may continue with a tailored continuation program. This is discussed individually.