Remote Neuro Recovery Program

$99.00 / month

Flint Rehab’s remote neuro recovery program helps continue recovery with expert guidance from a licensed therapist, personalized exercises, and ongoing support at home!

Basic program includes:

  • Monthly live virtual sessions with a licensed therapist
  • Personalized exercise programs that focus on your goals and is updated as you progress
  • Guidance and answers from our rehab team in between visits
  • Access to thousands of exercise explanations and videos both online or through the MedBridge Go mobile app.

Great for individuals recovering after stroke, brain injury, and other neurological conditions.

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Remote Neuro Recovery

Recovery doesn't stop when therapy ends or becomes limited.

When your visits run out, the work is still worth doing — you just lose the person keeping you at it. The Remote Neuro Recovery Program gives you a recovery program built by our PT/OT team, and a Neuro Rehab Coach who meets you live every month to keep you moving through it.

$99 per month · no commitment, cancel anytime

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4+

times per week

avg. # of days patients complete exercises.

15

independent studies

showing the efficacy of a remote neuro program.

$99/mo

a month, no insurance

No referral, no contract, no cancellation fee.

300+

rehab hospitals

trust FDA-listed Flint Rehab tools like FitMi and MusicGlove.

How It Works

A Clear Recovery Plan That Keeps You Moving Forward.

Staying consistent is hard. We give you the structure, guidance, and accountability to keep going.

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Can recovery at home be effective?

The research says yes, when the right structure and practice are in place

Across 15 independent telerehabilitation studies, rehab delivered at home was not inferior to the same amount of therapy delivered in a clinic, and people were able to keep to it. That research is about the category, not about this program specifically.

Those studies also found dropout is higher at home than in a clinic. That is the honest weak point of home rehab, and it is exactly what a monthly check-in with a coach is for. 

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No. The program is designed to support recovery at home after in person therapy has ended or become limited.

Additionally, many people use the program alongside their existing in person therapy program.

There is no minimum commitment for the program. The program is month to month ($99/mo) and you can cancel at any time.

Yes. There is no specific time limit for working on recovery.

People can continue practicing movement and functional skills months or years after a neurological injury. Your starting point simply depends on what you are able to do now.

Absolutely. A caregiver, family member, or loved one can join your check-ins and learn how to better support your practice at home.

This can be especially helpful for understanding exercises, encouraging consistency, and knowing when additional help may be needed.

Exercises are designed to be completed at home with no need for specialized equipment.

You’ll also receive video demonstrations so you can see how each exercise should be performed before trying it yourself.

No. Devices are optional add-ons for extra repetitions.

No, at this time the program is not covered by insurance.

If you are unsure, reach out to our team before enrolling.

Tell us about your current abilities, the challenges you are working on, and what you hope to improve. We can help you understand whether the program is likely to be a good fit or whether another type of care may be more appropriate.

Remote Recovery Reviews

Real Stories from the Program

Hear from the people that decided to take control of their recovery at home and how it has helped them.

Dave · United Kingdom

Dave’s Story: Continuing Recovery After Stroke

After returning home from a stroke with a three-month wait for physiotherapy, Dave turned to Flint Rehab’s Remote Recovery Program. With exercises tailored to his changing needs and monthly guidance, he says he’s continued making meaningful progress in his balance, walking, hand function, and more.

“All I can say is I joined this program and it’s the cornerstone of my recovery. I use the program every day.”

Colleen & Her Daughter Sara · United States

12 Years After Stroke, Colleen Is Still Moving Forward

Twelve years after her stroke, Colleen is still working toward better balance, coordination, strength, and mobility. She and her daughter Sara appreciate having a program tailored specifically to Colleen’s needs that she can practice consistently from home without the challenges of traveling to appointments.

“We hadn’t done a lot of targeted physical therapy specifically for strokes — I found this really, really helpful.”

Ismet & His Son Dejan · Slovenia

How Ismet Is Continuing Recovery from Slovenia

After a stroke left Ismet with balance, coordination, and ataxia challenges, he and his son Dejan began using the Remote Recovery Program from their home in Slovenia. With the exercises available through the app, they’ve seen continued progress, including advancing to the use of a walker and cane.

“We are from Slovenia, so we are regular proof that this works. You can do the exercises anywhere in the world and from the comfort of your own home.”

Caregiver Support

We help caregivers support your recovery at home.

Across 15 independent telerehabilitation studies, rehab delivered at home was not inferior to the same amount of therapy delivered in a clinic, and people were able to keep to it. That research is about the category, not about this program specifically.

Those studies also found dropout is higher at home than in a clinic. That is the honest weak point of home rehab, and it is exactly what a monthly check-in with a coach is for.

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$99 a month. Stop whenever you like.

No insurance, no referral, no contract, no cancellation fee. Sessions run in English, and members join from the U.S., the U.K., Slovenia, and beyond.

A complement to their current care — not a substitute for in-person physical or occupational therapy, and not medical advice.