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This app offers a comprehensive guide to understanding and recovering from shoulder instability. It provides detailed information on pain management, a structured treatment approach, and over 40 guided exercises with video demonstrations to ensure proper form and technique for a full recovery.
1.1
December 20, 2016
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. -Updated support for iOS 10 -Minor Bug Fixes -Minor UI Change -Improved Performance
MoreMedical iRehab Shoulder Instability is a health and fitness application designed to provide users with information and exercises for shoulder instability. It includes details on pain management, treatment approaches, and over 40 exercises with video demonstrations.
The app has an age rating of 12+, suggesting it is appropriate for users aged 12 and older. It is designed to assist with understanding and recovering from shoulder instability.
The application features over 40 exercises designed to promote a full recovery from shoulder instability. Each exercise is accompanied by a video demonstration to ensure proper form and technique.
Medical iRehab Shoulder Instability is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It was last updated on December 20, 2016, with version 1.1.
Medical iRehab Shoulder Instability is a paid application, priced at $2.99. It does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements.
The application was designed by Randy Cohen ATC, PT, DPT and David Millward MD, MS, with development by Reubro International. Randy Cohen is a licensed athletic trainer and physical therapist, and David Millward is a physician specializing in sports medicine.
No, Medical iRehab Shoulder Instability is not intended to substitute for an evaluation by a healthcare professional. It serves as a supplementary tool for information and exercise guidance.
The app includes video demonstrations for each exercise, describing them in detail to help ensure proper form and technique. This aims to maximize the effectiveness and safety of the rehabilitation process.
