The SynPhNe Solution has been clinically validated and was developed with 14 patents after 10 years of rigorous study.
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SynPhNe is a close-knit community of patients, caregivers, and therapists working together to address the rehabilitation...
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Watch the backstory about SynPhNe founders and our ENABler technology that appeared on Channel News Asia....
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SynPhNe modules are designed to be used individually or can be combined for patients with a constellation of therapy conditions...
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Many patients who undergo physical therapy still struggle to lead independent lives. To achieve independence...
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For patients with dyslexia, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and other learning disabilities...
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Changes in the body as a result of aging are accompanied by adaptations in physiological and cognitive functions...
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SynPhNe empowers patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals with insight into the mind-body connection ...
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Using the principles of neuroplasticity and self-regulation, SynPhNe works with the most fundamental and measurable signals...
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Relaxation is a state of rest, which is somewhat deeper than the usual rest state between one activity and another...
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How often have you seen a dementia or Alzheimer’s patient stand still with a blank look on his/her face...
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Changes in the body as a result of aging are accompanied by adaptations in physiological and cognitive functions...
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SynPhNe empowers patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals with insight into the mind-body connection ...
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SynPhNe (Synergistic Physio-Neuro Platform) is the world’s first wearable solution to help stroke survivors and patients with disabilities recover and lead more independent lives.

SynPhNe provides a wide range of care programs that can address the key challenges of rehabilitation and recovery from stroke and traumatic brain injuries (TBI), learning disabilities, the effects of aging, chronic stress and pain.