VR cognitive stroke rehabilitation

VR practice for everyday cognitive rehabilitation.

CorteXR combines immersive Activities of Daily Living with clinician-led setup, progress review, and patient support from hospital to home.

For Clinicians Support for Patients

Medical device: UKCA Class I
NHS assurance: DTAC evidence available
Care pathway: Hospital to home

Older woman seated at home using a modern VR headset and controllers

Published evidencePhase 2b RCT findings presented with source links and claim caveats.

Clinically governedClinical safety documentation aligned with DCB0129.

NHS assurance readyDTAC, regulatory, and deployment documentation available for review.

Built for supportGuides and videos for patients, helpers, and clinical teams.

Older stroke survivor practising with a VR headset at home

Immersive VR Therapy

Real-world ADLs in safe virtual environments to support memory, attention, sequencing, and problem solving.

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Clinical Evidence

Published research reporting cognitive, safety, acceptability, and length-of-stay findings.

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Clinician reviewing rehabilitation progress with a VR headset nearby

Clinician-led Pathways

VR activities and clinician-facing data brought together across one supported rehabilitation pathway.

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Helper introducing an older patient to a VR headset at home

Support for Patients

Step-by-step guides, videos, and friendly support for patients and families using headsets at home.

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Stroke rehabilitation pathway

Helping stroke survivors practise the skills that shape daily life.

Post-stroke cognitive impairment can affect independence, confidence, and quality of life long after discharge. CorteXR is designed around familiar Activities of Daily Living so therapy feels connected to the tasks patients want to regain.

Patients practise structured activities in VR while clinicians configure programmes, adjust difficulty, and review progress. The aim is continuity: from supervised rehabilitation to supported practice at home.

Clinicians supporting an older stroke survivor using a VR headset in a rehabilitation room

ADL-ledEveryday task practice, not abstract exercises alone.

PersonalisedDifficulty and task steps can be matched to ability.

MonitoredProgress data supports clinical review and pathway decisions.

Clinical portal

Turn VR sessions into information clinicians can review.

The portal gives clinicians a practical view of patient progression, programme grading, and activity-level performance so VR practice can be reviewed as part of the rehabilitation pathway.

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Clinician reviewing portal data while a patient uses a Quest 3 style VR headset

CorteXR portal patient progression statistics showing time on task across therapy sessions

Progression over time

Track patient activity data across sessions to identify changes in performance and engagement.

Programme grading

Review task configuration, difficulty, and cognitive skill focus for activities in a therapy programme.

Immersive ADL therapy

Built around everyday cognitive tasks.

Activities of Daily Living make virtual rehabilitation relevant to real life, supporting structured practice across attention, memory, sequencing, planning, and problem-solving.

Real-world tasks

Practise familiar activities in virtual environments that feel connected to daily life.

Tailored difficulty

Adjustable task steps help clinicians match activity challenge to the patient’s ability.

Safe repetition

Repeat cognitive tasks without the practical risk of real-world setup or failure.

Clear feedback

Interactive responses help patients understand performance and practise with confidence.

Resource library

Explore practical topics in cognitive stroke rehabilitation.

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