The Lister Hospital
Chelsea Bridge Road, SW1W 8RH London
Bioness H200
WIRELESS HAND REHABILITATION SYSTEM
If you have a paralysed hand and can't move your fingers or thumb, HCA UK can help by fitting a Bioness H200 hand support
What is Bioness H200 technology?
If you have had a stroke, have a central nervous system disorder or have sustained a brain injury or spinal injury, you may experience hand paralysis. This is when you are unable to move your fingers and/or your thumb properly and have difficulty reaching, grasping and pinching. The Bioness H200 is a wireless system that can help you regain movement.
Need to know
The Bioness H200 is a wireless hand rehabilitation system that supports your wrist so you can make essential movements such as reaching, grasping, holding and pinching. It works by stimulating the appropriate nerves and muscles in the forearm and hand to help you regain your hand function.
It also helps to re-educate weak or paralysed muscles. The system has two main parts:
- Orthosis. This fits on your forearm and wrist and communicates wirelessly with the control unit. It contains electrodes that stimulate your hand to move.
- Control unit. A hand-held device that allows you to adjust the level of stimulation your hand receives.
Your therapist will explain the Bioness H200 system to you and answer any questions you might have. They will assess you and determine if the system is appropriate for you.
If the system is recommended for you, your therapist will help you put it on and ensure it is comfortable and working properly. They will also set up the control unit with a programme that specifically suits your needs.
After your fitting, you'll be able to go back to your normal, daily activities. You can carry the wireless control unit in your pocket or handbag.
Paying for medical treatment
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Our Bioness H200 locations
The Wellington Hospital
8A Wellington Place NW8 9LE London
London Bridge Hospital
27 Tooley Street SE1 2PR London
The Shard Outpatients
The Shard, 32 St Thomas Street SE1 9BS London
Neurological Rehabilitation Centre
The Wellington Hospital North Building NW8 6PD London
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