What’s behind the Akina therapy plans?
Would you like to learn more about how we assemble our therapy plans? Discover here how we develop scientifically proven, effective, and balanced exercise programs.
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Why Akina therapy is based on adjustable templates
Our therapy plans are specifically designed for each indication and are suitable for use with a wide range of patients. They are based on scientific literature and the expertise of leading specialists. These plans enable efficient, targeted training at home.
Akina's treatment plans balance structure and repeatable results with adaptability to patient needs. Each therapy programme is based on a standardised plan. If necessary, the treating therapist can adjust the level of difficulty or substitute specific exercises, to support the safe and effective use of Akina Cloud.
By taking a systematic and structured approach to treatment, Akina's efficacy can be validated in clinical trials. As an effective treatment, Akina qualifies not only as a medical device but also for reimbursement by statutory health insurance schemes, for example in Switzerland. This will never be possible with unstructured, completely open therapy applications. That is why we believe in customisable plans as the basis for Akina therapy.
Our therapy tracks
We offer a range of evidence-based therapy plans for different areas of the musculoskeletal system, which can be adapted by the physiotherapist as needed.
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Shoulder
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Core
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Back
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Hip
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Knee
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Foot
From Research to Finished Product
How We Create Our Therapy Plans
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Scoping Literature Research
It's not always necessary to reinvent the wheel. For many indications, treatment plans are already available in guidelines, from professional associations or from renowned clinics. We adapt this peer-reviewed, publicly available knowledge for use in our therapy programs.
For all of our therapy plans, we analyze contraindications that may make the plan unsuitable for people with certain medical conditions, injuries or who have undergone surgery.
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Definition of Therapy Plan Structure
In a second step, we structure the physical exercises, key patient information and, where appropriate, additional therapeutic elements (e.g. mindfulness-based stress reduction for low back pain) into a basic template.
For each exercise, we also define a progression of difficulty, alternative exercises and common mistakes that are therapeutically relevant.
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Review with Physiotherapists and Doctors
Once the full structure of the therapy plan is complete, we ask experienced physiotherapists and doctors to critically review it. Once all revisions have been accepted and the plan is deemed fit for clinical use, we hand it over to our machine learning team.
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Training of Maia AI
For each exercise and associated error, we collect proprietary training data in a motion capture lab. We then synthesize artificial data based on the motion capture seed to multiply the number of available perspectives, body types, and environmental conditions.
We use this data to train and validate our AI models.
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Production of Audiovisual Assets
Once the Maia AI's performance for the new therapy plan has been confirmed through technical and usability testing, we begin the production of audiovisual assets. For each exercise, we shoot video clips from multiple perspectives to instruct the patient on how to perform the exercise correctly and how to avoid common mistakes.
Our team also prepares short educational videos to convey important patient information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? We have the answers.
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At Akina, we believe in the power of connecting patients and physiotherapists beyond the clinic. Together, we can pave the path to better and beyond by guiding every move.
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