The VR Pain Management app offers immersive, drug-free relief by distracting patients and reducing their pain perception.
Benefits for VR pain management solution
Improve the patient experience for all parties involved
Optimizes the time to perform a medical procedure
Saves cost by reducing medication usage
Allow faster recovery time for patients
Improve overall hospital and clinic efficiency
Clinical Studies
Improving the discomfort of critically ill patients with electronic relaxation devices, Critical Care 2022.
(-50% DISCOMFORT +24 ANI SCORE)
Effectiveness of virtual reality in reducing anxiety and pain during paediatric idiopathic scoliosis surgery, SFAR 2021Â
(-33% ANXIETY -83% MORPHINE)
Key Features of VR Pain Management Solution
Realistic visual content for maximum immersion
Interactive scenarios for higher engagement
Audio stimulation with relaxing music
Child-focused content designs
Virtual Reality Pain Management App
VR applications have been shown to be effective new tools to decrease pain in conjunction with other therapeutic interventions and assist in the treatment process. This technology can affect a wide range of senses, ultimately distracting the patient from painful procedures.Â
PROVEN Reality subject matter experts create a VR Pain Management application to help reduce anxiety and pain in children and adults during vaccinations, blood sampling, wound dressings, and other painful procedures.Â
Technology is used in virtual reality (VR) to imitate the sights, sounds, and occasionally the feel of an area so that it can be experienced and interacted with. When using VR equipment, a user may experience being somewhere else—such as underwater—but actually somewhere else, such as the hospital. Wearing headgear that projects the sights and sounds of a selected place or indulging the patient in some activities makes it possible to lessen the patient’s pain during medical treatments.Â
VR Treatment is Safe and Effective as per Clinical Research
The findings of research like Frontiers, NCBI, and PubMed indicated that patients who received the VR intervention experienced less pain than those who received standard medical care. A subgroup analysis showed that VR could assist in relieving postoperative pain for both minor and major surgery