MedRhythms

08/28/2024

Looking to learn about new treatments for chronic stroke walking impairment?

Join a free webinar to learn about rhythmic auditory stimulation and how InTandem delivers this intervention in a science-backed, use-at-home medical device.

This session will help patients and caregivers learn about InTandem and the science behind it.

Looking to learn about new treatments for chronic stroke walking impairment? Sign up to learn about rhythmic auditory stimulation and how InTandem delivers this intervention in a science-backed, use-at-home medical device.

08/23/2024

MedRhythms today announced that CMS established a new HCPCS code to describe InTandem: E3200 (gait modulation system, rhythmic auditory stimulation, including restricted therapy software, all components and accessories, prescription only). CMS also determined that InTandem qualified under Medicare’s durable medical equipment (DME) benefit category based on InTandem’s durability and indication for home use.

Learn more in the press release:

/PRNewswire/ -- MedRhythms, Inc. today announced that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) established a new reimbursement code for the...

08/12/2024

Join us for an exploration of the science and power of neurologic music therapy (NMT) – a novel treatment that is transforming neurologic recovery and rehab. Ralph Preston of Stroke Buddies will be joined by practicing clinicians to discuss the benefits of NMT for both cognitive and physical function.

Sign up to register in advance, or join the day of the event.
All sessions are free to attend

A presentation by Caitlin Hebb, Clinical Operations Manager and practicing Neurologic Music Therapy (NMT) Fellow, MedRhythms Therapy.

04/04/2024

We invite you to join us for a free introduction to NMT and MedRhythms Therapy's student programs! Click the link to reserve your spot:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEtdemurzwtE9ExBPTWhqrHQ0tEeBjzvA4n #/registration

03/27/2024

The MedRhythms team is excited to be at the North American Brain Injury Society (NABIS) in Las Vegas this week! Join Brian Harris, CEO and Co-Founder of MedRhythms, on Friday, March 29th at 5:30 pm for his presentation entitled "The Cutting-Edge Neuroscience of Music: Clinical Applications for Brain Injury".
Attending NABIS and want to connect? Email: [email protected]

03/27/2024

MedRhythms is proud to be a sponsor of the New York Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (NYSPMR) Career Fair. Come by the InTandem™ by MedRhythms table to learn more. See you there!

03/20/2024

The MedRhythms Therapy team is growing! We have lots of new job openings that are posted on our website and are looking for people who want to work at a fast-paced, mission-driven startup.
Don’t see an open role that is the right fit for you? Check out our General Interest posting! Our team is growing quickly, we may have a role opening that fits your background in the near future. Learn more and apply today with the following link:
https://buff.ly/3HVmhKC

03/20/2024

Members of the MedRhythms Therapy Team, Vanessa Moran and Isabelle Lu, presented at BIACT this past week speaking to a variety of rehab disciplines on Neurologic Music Therapy in neurorehababilitation across the continuum of care.

02/14/2024

“Stroke can significantly impact a person’s ability to walk, putting them at greater risk for falls, other health conditions and poorer quality of life,” said Paolo Bonato, PhD, director of the Motion Analysis Lab at Spaulding Rehabilitation. “Our trial shows that an intervention applying algorithmically-controlled music as a rhythmic stimulus improves walking and ambulation by inciting and harnessing the unconscious synchronization of the auditory and motor systems.”

Read the study published in Nature Communications to learn more:
https://buff.ly/49uy9ir

02/08/2024

"There are few interventions that can help people with chronic stroke gait impairment improve both their gait speed and quality. InTandem’s use of auditory-motor entrainment to deliver an individualized gait intervention has shown a remarkable ability to improve walking speed, reduce gait asymmetry, and make walking after stroke ultimately less effortful and more stable.”

– Dr. Lou Awad, founding director of Boston University’s Neuromotor Recovery Lab in the Sargent College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences shares and pivotal study PI

Read the press release to learn more:

/PRNewswire/ -- MedRhythms announced today publication of two studies validating the efficacy, safety, and usability of InTandem™, a FDA-authorized,...

02/08/2024

Now Published in Nature Communications: Results of the multi-site randomized controlled trial which demonstrated the clinical benefits and safety of InTandem™

https://buff.ly/49uy9ir