Telewecure

10/15/2025

Are you tired of playing "traffic dodgeball" just to get to your physical therapy appointments? What if we told you that cutting-edge science proves you can achieve the same, or even better, recovery results right from your living room?

Our latest article at TeleWeCure website dives deep into the rigorous scientific evidence—including meta-analyses and randomized controlled trials—that validates telerehabilitation as a highly effective, cost-efficient, and accessible alternative to traditional in-clinic care.

We will explore how remote therapeutic monitoring is revolutionizing recovery for orthopedic, cardiac, and neurological conditions, paving the way for platforms like TeleWeCure to bring the future of healthcare directly to you.

Read more on this article:
https://forms.telewecure.com/telerehabilitation-evidence/

08/23/2025

Did you know a gentle, non-invasive magnetic stimulation could significantly boost stroke recovery? 🤔
Our new article breaks down the science and incredible potential of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) in helping people regain movement, speech, and cognitive abilities after a stroke.

What are your thoughts on this exciting technology? Share in the comments and read the full story here!
https://forms.telewecure.com/rtms-stroke

08/18/2025

Imagine a world where your physical therapy session feels less like a clinic visit and more like a video game. For some people recovering from a stroke, brain injury, or other neurological conditions, this isn't science fiction—it's the new reality of rehabilitation. This article will explore the incredible therapeutic power of Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR), examining how these immersive technologies are transforming the journey to recovery. We'll delve into the science behind the magic, discover how these tools are helping patients regain lost function, and see why the future of neurological care is now more engaging than ever.
Read the article at:
https://forms.telewecure.com/vr-ar-rehabilitation

08/08/2025

Chronic low back pain is a global epidemic, affecting millions and limiting daily activities. While traditional rehabilitation has long been a cornerstone of treatment, new advancements in telerehabilitation are making expert care more accessible and convenient than ever before. This comprehensive guide will explore the causes and effective management strategies for chronic low back pain. Just follow this link:
https://forms.telewecure.com/chronic-low-back-pain/

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08/05/2025

Artificial intelligence is rapidly revolutionizing the field of rehabilitation, offering more personalized and effective treatment plans.
AI algorithms can analyze vast amounts of data—including a patient’s medical history, the nature of their injury, their progress, and feedback—to identify complex patterns that might be invisible to the human eye. Based on these analyses, AI can adjust exercise plans, intensity levels, and even the scheduling of therapy sessions to ensure maximum benefit for each individual.
To find out more, read Dr. Mahmoudi's article "The Rise of AI in Personalized Rehabilitation Programs" through the following link:
https://forms.telewecure.com/ai-in-rehabilitation/

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03/11/2025

What is our PAIN as rehabilitation practitioners?

As rehabilitation specialists, we frequently encounter patients with disabilities. Our PAIN lies in the fact that many of these patients, particularly those with neurological disorders such as stroke, multiple sclerosis (MS), and traumatic brain injury (TBI), do not receive adequate rehabilitation treatment.
The global burden of disability is highlighted by the statistic that there are approximately 11,000 Years Lived with Disability (YLD) per 100,000 people. This means that for every 100,000 individuals, over 11,000 years are spent living with disabilities each year. That’s shocking!

We need to consider this critically. Policymakers must urgently revise outdated approaches to disability and swiftly integrate innovative, cost-effective methods like tele-rehabilitation into the healthcare system.

01/31/2025

It's an honor to be a member of Oshawa Chamber of Commerce. Such a warm and welcoming atmosphere filled with fantastic people!

Join us in welcoming TeleWeCure Inc. to the Oshawa Chamber of Commerce! 🌟

We’re so pleased to introduce Telewecure, leaders in asynchronous tele-rehabilitation, to our Chamber community! Their platform makes care flexible, accessible, and affordable, empowering people with physical disabilities from the comfort of their homes, while also fostering independence. 📱 👨‍⚕️

We are happy to have them here! 🙌
https://forms.telewecure.com/

01/23/2025

💥What is Hemiballismus?

A rare complication of brain injuries such as stroke
Hemiballismus is characterized by involuntary, jerky movements on one side of the body, which can be quite distressing for those affected. It's caused by damage to a specific part of the brain called the Subthalamic Nucleus, often due to strokes.

⚡️So, what can be done about it? Here are a few treatment options:

1. Medications: Certain medications like dopamine antagonists (e.g., haloperidol) can help control these involuntary movements.

2. Botulinum Toxin (Botox) injection: This helps by weakening the overactive muscles. The injection should be done by an expert and under EMG or sonography guide. You can see the effect of Botulinum Toxin injection in one of my patients.

3. Physical or Occupational Therapy: Engaging exercise activities, although not very effective, can assist with mobility and help the patient regain control over their movements.

4. Surgery: In severe, intractable cases, brain surgery or deep brain stimulation of the brain might be helpful.

01/16/2025

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If you or a loved one are affected by physical disabilities such as Stroke, Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Traumatic Brain Injury, or other movement and balance issues due to brain or spinal cord disorders, we’re here to help.

🇨🇦 Currently available to residents of Canada 🇨🇦

For more information, please choose one of the following options:

1- Visit TeleWeCure's website: www.telewecure.com
2- Email us at: support@telewecure.com
3- Message us on Facebook Messenger

01/15/2025

Telerehabilitation is a modern healthcare solution that uses technology to deliver rehabilitation services remotely. This approach allows patients to receive quality therapy from the ease of their homes, without the need to personally refer to the clinics.
Telerehabilitation is transforming the way we -as rehabilitation physicians- approach recovery, especially for those affected by stroke and brain injuries.

In multiple scientific studies, it is proven that telerehabilitation is as effective or even superior to face to face rehabilitation.
I will tell more of this treatment strategy, its types, and technologies used in near future.

I hope this is helpful for some of you, my friends.

01/15/2025

Neuroplasticity is the brain's incredible ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections throughout life. This means that even years after a stroke, there is potential for recovery and improvement in function. Engaging in rehabilitation therapies, cognitive exercises, and some specific treatments such as non-invasive brain stimulation, can enhance this process, allowing individuals to regain lost abilities and adapt to new ways of functioning. Every small step count towards recovery!

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01/12/2025

Many stroke survivors use the word "spasm" instead of "spasticity". In patients with stroke, we usually have spasticity, not spasm. Let's take a look at the differences: A spasm is a sudden, involuntary contraction of a muscle or group of muscles which is usually very painful. Like what you might have experienced when you have lumbar pain, or after severe exercise. Spasticity, on the other hand, is a condition characterized by an abnormal increase in muscle tone or stiffness. It is usually caused by a damage to the brain or spinal cord such as in stroke or MS. Spasms usually will relieve in a few minutes to a few days, but Spasticity usually lasts for weeks, months, or even years. We prescribe pain killers or muscle relaxants to relieve the spasm, but spasticity needs long term stretching, Botox (botulinum toxin) injections, or sometimes muscle relaxants for a long time. I hope you find this helpful.