Making Therapeutic Exercise Accessible & Fun

ARWell and ARWell PRO were designed with the most complex patients in mind.

Our proprietary MOCAST® technology allows users to control the app without wearables.

The device’s internal camera recognizes and tracks patient movement, even in a wheelchair or walker.

Accessibility Settings

Mobile app settings menu overlay on a screen with options for device, language, skeleton visibility, weight shift mode, step height, and task start accessibility. The device selected is Ash, language is English, and skeleton visibility is at 100%.

Physical Accessibility Options

Customize settings for:

  • limited mobility

  • assistive devices

  • wheelchairs

Screenshot of a settings menu on a device with options for device, Ash, credits, terms of use, and privacy policy. The device settings include toggle switches for using device speaker, disabling music, and grayscale mode, along with a special character mode setting.

Sensory Sensitivity Options

Customize settings for:

  • auditory sensitivity

  • visual sensitivity

Screenshot of a settings menu in a gaming app showing device and language options with an arrow icon for more settings.

Multilingual Instruction

  • Auditory instructions are available in English, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, Ukrainian, and Hebrew.

  • Non-English instructions are accompanied by English closed captions 

In a colorful virtual game environment, a blue character in casual clothing and yellow shoes is on a raft in a body of water, catching stars with a ring. The scene includes lush green trees, a castle, and mountains in the background. A timer countdown, level indicator, and star collection goal are visible on the screen.

Closed Captioning

  • For therapists and patients with hearing loss

  • For busy spaces where it is difficult to hear

  • Captions can be enlarged for patients with vision impairments

Testimonials

  • A young man with glasses and light brown hair wearing a black and red graphic t-shirt and shorts, standing in a stander in his home therapy space, stretching with arms extended. There is a window and a bookshelf behind him.

    Meet Josh!

    Josh has been able to complete ARWell Pro at home using his laptop. I have chosen activities that enhance what we are working on in therapy and have seen much better follow through on completion of his home program which has only improved his outcomes. Josh is able to access ARWell Pro easily despite his limited range of motion. He is excelling with this program added to his treatment plan!

    Emily K White, OTR
    Director of Therapy
    Turnstone Center for Children
    & Adults with Disabilities

  • A senior woman seated in a wheelchair watching a colorful television screen showing a game or activity with characters and bright background, extending her arm to the side. The room has chairs and a computer on a stand in front of the woman.

    Meet Marty!

    Marty dropped into the initial ARWell demo at her assisted living facility & volunteered to show the other residents how to play a seated game. Later, she attended the first therapist training session as a patient, and was willing to try anything we threw at her. When we asked Marty to try a marching game, she was hesitant, but she did it with support from the therapist, standing in a walker. When she marched for TWO MINUTES, she even surprised herself! Her focus on watching her feet move on the TV (paired with a step height adjustment in settings) proved to be just the distraction she needed to do more than we thought possible!

    Amy Kotterman RDN, LD
    Director of Customer Experience
    United Church Homes

  • A young boy with short dark hair laughing and walking in a room with a patterned carpet, wearing a striped t-shirt, black shorts, and bright green sandals. Behind him is a green poster with the words 'IMMERSIVE MOVEMENT MADE FOR ALL' and some graphics.

    National Down Syndrome Society

    Augment Therapy has created a platform that allows users to engage with physical therapy in a fun, inclusive, and interactive setting. Their program allows individuals to access therapies at home, helping to overcome so many of the barriers our community faces to access care. The program is also highly engaging, ensuring people will want to come back and use the program again and again.

    Margot Rhondeau
    Senior Director of Health and Wellness
    National Down Syndrome Society

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