The CDP system is a clinical balance assessment tool that collects and analyzes force and moment data from a balance plate. Its software contains assessment and training modules that can be used during each session.

CDP enables the clinician to efficiently analyze how a patient with a balance impairment uses vision, proprioception and vestibular function to establish and maintain balance, and to determine which system might be causing the impairment.

CDP can document the initial level of impairment against normative data such as gender, age and height, and can measure the progress as the patient gradually improves through the rehabilitation process.

IVR is a proven method of enhancing the rehabilitation of dizzy patients. Several scenarios are available, providing the patient with a life-like experience in a controlled clinical setting, allowing for treatment and practice on handling these situations safely.

Training with IVR can increase patient motivation, adaptability and variability to positively affect patient outcomes. The combination of CDP and IVR is effective and time saving, positioning the clinic as a balance center par excellence.

• Sensory Organization Test
• Motor Control Test
• Adaption Test
• Limits of Stability
• Rhythmic Weight Shift
• Weight Bearing Squat
• Unilateral Stance

• Quick training
• Mobility
• Closed chain
• Weight shifting
• Seated training
• Immersive virtual reality training scenes
• Optokinetic visual stimulus