NeuroVirt

12/02/2026

We’re pleased to see XRHealth has announced our new collaboration. Through this partnership, NeuroVirt’s MOTUS suite of XR rehabilitation games are now available within XRHealth’s therapeutic ecosystem - expanding access to our clinically co-designed solution across the US market, while our CORTICO clinician-facing web app remains uniquely available to NeuroVirt clients.

From the beginning, our focus has been on building structured, neuroscience-informed rehabilitation that supports high repetition, task-specific practice, and real-world recovery. We’re excited that making our games available within XRHealth’s Physio Space allows that work to reach a broader community of clinicians and patients.

As demand for neurological rehabilitation continues to grow, meaningful collaboration across the XR therapy sector is essential. This step reflects a shared commitment to increasing access to evidence-based rehabilitation while maintaining the distinct strengths each organisation brings to the field.

Read the full announcement below: https://www.prweb.com/releases/xrhealth-and-neurovirt-announce-collaboration-to-expand-xr-based-neurorehabilitation-302681046.html



XRHealth

11/02/2026

Today, we’re presenting NeuroVirt at the Rehabilitation Technology Showcase in London, hosted by the NIHR Brain Injury HealthTech Research Centre - an event focused on bridging the gap from proof to practice in rehabilitation innovation.

Not only has it been a great opportunity to showcase our solution to clinicians, researchers, and innovators who are exploring the latest advancements in rehabilitation tech, but we also go to catch up with up with !

It was wonderful to see everyone and thank you so much to the NIHR HealthTech Research Centre in Brain Injury for having us.

06/02/2026

The Neuro Rehab Times Yearbook 2026 offers a snapshot of a rapidly evolving neurorehabilitation landscape, and we’re really pleased to see NeuroVirt included. From the start, our focus has been on taking the promise of XR and turning it into a practical technology - one that can be embedded into everyday rehabilitation pathways and used meaningfully by patients and clinicians alike.

As neurorehab continues to grow and change, we’re proud to be contributing to a new way of delivering care that can work across settings, communities, and patient needs. A big thank you to Neuro Rehab Times for shining a light on the people and ideas shaping the field right now.

Our article appears on page 114 and you can read it via the link to the digital magazine here:
https://www.flipsnack.com/8EB596BBDC9/neuro-rehab-times-yearbook-2026

The essential annual update on the progress of brain and spinal care, for all professionals involved in neurorehabilitation.

04/02/2026

We’re Headed to California! We’re excited to announce that we’ll be exhibiting at the APTA Combined Sections Meeting (CSM), taking place next week, February 12–14, 2026 in Anaheim.

As the largest physical therapy conference in the United States, APTA CSM brings together thousands of physical therapists, PTAs, educators, researchers, students, and industry professionals for three days of networking and innovation. With 400+ sessions, continuing education opportunities, and endless chances to connect with peers and thought leaders, CSM is where the PT community gathers to learn, share, and shape the future of the profession, and we’re excited to be a part of that conversation.

Find us at booth 219 and say hello!

30/01/2026

Last week, Our clinical research team spent time at Sussex Rehabilitation Centre at the Princess Royal Hospital (University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust), marking NeuroVirt’s fifth pilot site and an important milestone in our NHS implementation work.

The visit focused on a full training day, where clinical champions Matt and Tina led cascade training for their wider therapy team, with real excitement as Phase 2 of the trial officially begins this week. Seeing teams take ownership in this way is exactly what meaningful implementation should look like.

Thank you to and the Sussex Rehab Centre team for the warm welcome and for continuing to push forward evidence-based innovation in neurorehabilitation.

29/01/2026

One of the most common questions we hear is “can patients with cognitive impairments or aphasia use NeuroVirt?” It’s an important question, and one we’ve designed our platform around from day one.

In our latest blog, we explore how NeuroVirt supports people with aphasia and cognitive impairments through thoughtful design, clear visual cues, reduced cognitive load, and clinician-led adaptability. We also share why accessibility isn’t an “add-on” for us, but a core principle shaped by close collaboration with clinicians and patients alike.

Read the full blog here:
https://www.neurovirt.io/news/can-patients-with-cognitive-impairments-or-aphasia-use-neurovirt

23/01/2026

Today, we’ll be taking NeuroVirt in to demo at the National Rehabilitation Centre - a building that represents a hugely important step forward for rehabilitation in the UK. The NRC has been designed as a brand new national hub for specialist rehab, bringing together clinical care, research, innovation, and education in one purpose-built environment that the sector urgently needs.

For us, days like this are incredibly important not just because they advance the future of XR rehab, but also because they highlight a bigger issue: the UK needs more centres dedicated to specialist rehabilitation, and more pathways that allow new technologies to be evaluated and embedded into care at a much faster pace.

12/01/2026

We’re Headed to California! We’re excited to announce that we’ll be exhibiting at the APTA Combined Sections Meeting (CSM), taking place February 12–14, 2026 in Anaheim.

As the largest physical therapy conference in the United States, APTA CSM brings together thousands of physical therapists, PTAs, educators, researchers, students, and industry professionals for three days of networking and innovation. With 400+ sessions, continuing education opportunities, and endless chances to connect with peers and thought leaders, CSM is where the PT community gathers to learn, share, and shape the future of the profession, and we’re excited to be a part of that conversation.

Stay tuned - we’ll share where to find us on the show floor and what we’ll be demoing soon.



American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)

07/01/2026

New Year, New Website! We’ve rebuilt neurovirt.io to better reflect the depth of work behind NeuroVirt. The new site brings together clinical case studies, in-depth research, and clearer insight into why our solution delivers meaningful impact in neurorehabilitation.

You’ll also find an expanding blog that we’re building as a space for thought leadership, clinical perspectives, and the latest updates from across the NeuroVirt community, from research and trials to real-world implementation.

If you’re a clinician, researcher, partner, or simply interested in where neurorehabilitation is heading, we’d love you to explore the new site and see what’s next.

22/12/2025

As we step away from the laptops, power down the headsets, and send NeuroBot off on his holidays, we wanted to take a moment to say thank you for being part of our year - we’re so grateful to be working alongside you to support people recovering from neurological conditions.

With thanks, we wish you a restful holiday season and an inspiring year to come.

Happy holidays from the NeuroVirt team!

19/12/2025

As the year comes to a close, we wanted to share a small moment that meant a lot to us. In this short clip, Katherine and her carer talk about how much she enjoyed using NeuroVirt - especially as a passionate gamer. Hearing that she’d happily put NeuroVirt on her wish list for Santa made us smile, and reminds us why joy and engagement matter so much in recovery.

To everyone in our community, we wish you a peaceful holiday season. We’re looking forward to continuing the important work of supporting people living with brain injury, and those who care for them, in the year ahead.

16/12/2025

At this year’s UK Stroke Forum, we had the privilege of catching up with Peter Hooper, a stroke survivor and former university research professional who has spent years supporting evidence-based innovation in healthcare. Peter first learned about NeuroVirt through the Stroke Association’s research channels, and his reflections on our work are something we are proud to share. Hearing from someone who understands the lived experience is a powerful reminder of why our work must always be shaped by the people who rely on it most.