Strolll Glasses

What are the Strolll Glasses?

The Strolll Glasses are an augmented reality technology designed to benefit patients working on sitting balance, functional reach, standing balance, functional mobility, reactive balance, or gait training. Users preserve their visualization of their actual environment with the addition of digital overlays to facilitate rehab game play and gait training with visual and auditory cues. 

How do the Strolll Glasses Work?

The Strolll Glasses work as a pair, with both the patient and their therapist interacting with the same augmented reality environment. Once they turn on and connect with each other, the therapist is able to guide the patient through a variety of games and activities to meet their therapy goals while setting records, beating the clock, and rising to new challenges.

Who is the ideal candidate to use the Strolll Glasses, and what type of diagnoses can they help with?

The Strolll Glasses can be utilized for any patient who is comfortable wearing and using the glasses. The glasses are not appropriate for patients who have significant visual deficits or who are experiencing confusion. Strolll has been used for patients with diagnoses including Parkinson’s, stroke, brain injury, orthopedic injury, limb loss, medical debility, organ transplant, and more.

Where is the closest Strolll system to me?

Sheltering Arms Institute offers Strolll Glasses at our main campus in Short Pump as well as our Hull Street outpatient center.

 

The purchase of this technology was made possible thanks to generous support from the Walter W. and Maria Teresa Regirer Foundation.