7News Melbourne recently featured XRHealth and our partnership with Bupa.
XRHealth is part of the Bupa Members First Physiotherapy Network – which means in most instances, Bupa members will have lower-out-of-pocket costs.
Following the initial offering of XRHealth in early 2020, Bupa will make the platform available to more customers starting September 1, 2020 with a wider rollout planned for 2021.
One of the hardest parts of a recovery is staying engaged with physiotherapy. It can be difficult and monotous to repeat the same exercises over and over, particularly if they’re hard to complete. And, if you’re not enjoying the exercises, then you’re less likely to complete them … and what do you think happens to
The way we speak about “being healthy” today is very different to how it was spoken about in the past. For example, in the past, we’d never have considered using virtual reality for mental and physical health! Oftentimes, “healthiness” was exclusively associated with fitness, strength, and aesthetics only. What you ate and how much you exercised supposedly
The first question many of our patients ask us is “why choose Virtual Reality healthcare over traditional face-to-face options?” We completely understand – using virtual reality is a big shift in the way healthcare has been delivered in the past, and it can be a daunting new option when you’re used to seeing someone face-to-face.
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What is XR?
XR stands for Extended Reality and includes VR, AR and MR:
Virtual Reality (VR) – Immersing the user in a completely digital world
Augmented Reality (AR) – Overlay of digital information onto the real world
Mixed Reality (MR) – Merging the real world and the digital world
