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Non-Pharmacological VR Therapy for Hospitals

Clinically developed VR therapy programs for pain management, BPSD, and patient comfort in acute and subacute hospital settings.

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—— The Challenge

Clinical Teams Need Non-Pharmacological Options That Work in Hospital Settings

Pain, agitation, and procedural anxiety are daily clinical realities, and pharmacological management carries cost, risk, and side effects, particularly for older patients and those living with dementia. Clinicians need interventions that are evidence-based, fit existing workflows, and require no specialist setup. NeuronsVR was built to meet that need in a hospital environment.

—— The Solution

Clinical Applications of VR Therapy Across The Hospital

NeuronsVR is used as a non-pharmacological intervention across acute and subacute settings, selected by clinical staff to suit each patient's needs.

Pain Management

Non-pharmacological pain management for patients experiencing procedural pain, post-operative discomfort, and chronic pain.

BPSD in Acute Settings

For patients living with dementia in Specialised Dementia Units (SIDU) and acute care wards, a non-pharmacological approach to managing agitation, anxiety, and distress, designed to reduce agitation, and support emotional regulation.

Pre- & Post-Procedural Anxiety

Anxiety compounds pain perception and slows recovery. NeuronsVR's therapeutic programs can be used before, during, or after procedures to reduce anxiety, support relaxation, and improve the patient experience.

Rehabilitation Support

Movement programs that pair visual engagement with physical therapy. Patients participate more willingly and for longer when movement is paired with visual content, reducing resistance to scheduled therapy.

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—— Where It's Used

Where VR Therapy is Used in Hospitals.

NeuronsVR is selected by clinical staff and documented as a non-pharmacological intervention within the patient's care plan. It moves between wards and departments on a portable kit, with no fixed infrastructure.

—— How It Runs

Built for Clinical Environments

NeuronsVR fits within existing clinical workflows. It does not require dedicated space, specialist equipment, or IT involvement.

Runs Entirely Offline

No Wi-Fi, no technical experience required. Staff initiate a session in under a minute.

No Hand Controllers

The system runs without hand controllers, all content is deployed from a staff-controlled tablet, this ensures that NeuronsVR is non-discriminatory for those living with motor degeneration.

Staff-Selected Content

All content is pre-loaded and selected by staff based on the patient's clinical needs and preferences.

Hygienic Across Multiple Users

Infection control compliant and hygiene is maintained with wipe-down surfaces between users. Antibacterial materials and smooth, infection groove free surfaces support infection control in clinical environments. One wipe between residents keeps the device hygienically safe.

Designed for Limited Mobility

A lightweight, hygienic headset designed for patients with limited mobility, including those who are bed-bound.

Measureable Results

Sessions produce observable, documentable effects including a visible drop in heart rate within minutes and a settled state that outlasts the session by hours.

—— Governance & Compliance

Clinical Governance and Compliance

NeuronsVR holds ISO certification and is designed to sit within existing hospital clinical governance frameworks. The system does not collect or store patient data, does not require network access, and does not interface with hospital IT systems.
All therapy programs are clinically developed with input from aged care and hospital clinicians, and can be documented as a non-pharmacological intervention within patient care plans and clinical notes.

—— Get Started

Run a Clinical Evaluation in Your Hospital

Request a consultation with the NeuronsVR clinical team. We'll walk you through the evidence, identify the ward applications relevant to your setting, and answer questions on clinical governance and procurement.