Clinical Applications

For over 20 years E-LINK has proven to be a supportive resource for clinicians worldwide, meeting rehabilitation needs in both clinical and educational settings:

Hand Clinics
Rheumatology Units
Stroke Units
Rehab Day centers
Neurological Rehabilitation Units
Younger Disabled Rehab Units

Elderly Care centers
Spinal Injury Units
Orthopaedics
Burns and Plastics
Prosthetic Services
Specialist Schools and Colleges
Paediatric Units and centers

Clinical Research Units
Sports Injury Clinics
Private Clinics
Occupational Therapy Departments
Physiotherapy Departments
Hospital and Community

Post COVID Rehabilitation

Trust in E-LINK's proven methods, a vital resource dedicated to aiding your post COVID-19 recovery journey.

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Pediatric Rehabilitation

The aim of pediatric rehabilitation is to improve the abilities of children and young people so that they can develop and achieve their full potential.

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Stroke Rehabilitation

Stroke rehabilitation aims to optimise the patient's chances of living an independent life through re-learning the skills needed for everyday living.

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Hand Therapy

Hand therapy involves clinical evaluation of the injured hand. After medical assessment, specific treatment goals can be set involving E-LINK programmes for therapeutic exercise.

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Neuro Rehabilitation

E-LINK offers gradable, interactive exercise for the upper and lower extremities, thereby helping patients re-learn different skills that are necessary for everyday living.

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Spinal Injury Rehabilitation

E-LINK is an invaluable, supportive resource for therapists caring for these patients and provides precise tools for evaluating both the upper and lower extremities as well as supplying the means for inspiring exercise.

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Medical Evaluation

E-LINK generates comprehensive documentation, including impairment calculations, for both the upper and lower extremities. Tests for grip strength, pinch strength, joint range of motion and weight-bearing balance are easily undertaken. The reports analysing progress over time are invaluable as evidence for monitoring the effectiveness of any interventions undertaken and for planning further care alongside the preferences of the patient.