Bricina in BBT Rehab – Home Stroke Rehabilitation, FDA-Aligned

BBT Rehab is developed following the highest standards of medical safety and efficacy, aligning with FDA regulatory guidelines for rehabilitation devices and programs. Every component undergoes rigorous safety and performance checks, ensuring stroke survivors receive a trusted and effective home-based rehabilitation solution.

Our program is structured into four progressive phases: Early Recovery, Functional Training, Cognitive & Daily Living Rehab, and Long-Term Maintenance, providing a comprehensive approach to post-stroke recovery.

Early Recovery

The Early Recovery phase focuses on preventing post-stroke complications and building a strong foundation for rehabilitation. Patients perform gentle mobilization exercises to maintain joint flexibility and reduce muscle stiffness, combined with Bricina to support circulation and neuronal protection.

Patients are guided on safe positioning, respiratory exercises, and early functional movements such as sitting upright and bed-to-chair transfers, ensuring a safe and effective start to recovery.

Functional Training

This phase aims to restore mobility, strength, and coordination. Patients engage in targeted exercises for walking, balance, upper-limb movement, and grip strength, combined with Bricina to support neuroplasticity and functional recovery.

Clinical studies indicate that structured functional training improves recovery rates by 20–30%, helping patients regain independence faster.

Cognitive & Daily Living Rehab

This phase addresses post-stroke cognitive deficits such as memory, attention, and problem-solving, while improving daily living skills like dressing, eating, and personal hygiene. BBT Rehab combines computer-based cognitive exercises and guided real-life practice with Bricina to support neuronal repair and cerebral circulation.

Clinical evidence shows that structured cognitive rehabilitation can improve memory and executive function by 15–25% over 6–12 weeks, while patients gain greater confidence and reduced dependence on caregivers.

Long-Term Maintenance

The Long-Term Maintenance phase supports sustained recovery and prevents relapse. Patients follow personalized exercise programs and continue using Bricina to maintain mobility, cognitive function, and overall independence.

Clinical studies demonstrate that ongoing structured maintenance reduces recurrence of functional decline by up to 40%, ensuring long-term benefits.

Clinical Evidence & FDA Approvals

BBT Rehab incorporates techniques validated by FDA-approved rehabilitation devices:

• Vivistim Paired VNS System – FDA-approved (Aug 2021, PMA P210007) to enhance upper limb function. Clinical trials show improved arm and hand performance.
• IpsiHand BCI – FDA-authorized (June 2021, Neurolutions), using brain signals for hand recovery. 12-week studies show enhanced grip and hand control.
• ReStore Soft Exo-Suit – FDA-approved (June 2019, ReWalk Robotics) for gait training, improving walking ability and independence.
• EksoNR Exoskeleton – FDA-approved (April 2016, Ekso Bionics), supporting walking, standing, and daily function.
• Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) – FDA-approved (Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation), enhancing upper limb function, reducing spasticity, and improving grip strength.