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Sutherland Shire Now Home To Advanced Neurological Therapy Equipment

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A local Sutherland Shire based company called Aevum Physiotherapy has just invested around a million dollars in advanced neurological therapy equipment to provide sufferers of neurological conditions in Sydney with unparalleled access to the world's best equipment.

Local hospitals do not have anything like this technology supporting neurological therapy. 


This includes one of the world's most advanced treadmills called a Motek C-Mill (
which is one of only two in Australia) that uses augmented and virtual reality to simulate challenging everyday scenarios, allowing patients to practice walking and navigating in complex, dynamic environments.

There is a huge need for people to be aware of what options they have to rehabilitate and restore their function and independence in Sydney Metro.

They have many patients that the equipment has helped who are keen to be interviewed to help let more people know about the huge benefits of neurological therapy technology.

Would you be interested in coming down to the practice in Kirrawee to see it first hand and meet a patient and discuss how it works with a physiotherapist?

More info available here - https://www.aevumhealth.com.au/neurohub


Contact details:

Media Contact:

Nick Brogden

Earned Media

nick@earnedmedia.com.au

0146168991

 

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