BTrackS™ – Objective Balance
Assessment and Rehabilitation
The Balance Tracking System (BTrackS™) utilizes “Gold Standard” force plate technology to provide accurate and reliable balance assessment and rehabilitation for healthcare professionals. After ten years and thousands of happy customers we’ve proven that you can own a high-quality Balance System for less than $3,200.00.
BTrackS™ includes the BTrackS™ Balance Plate, a foam pad and the BTrackS™ Assess Balance Software with a full suite of seven assessment and seven rehabilitation protocols. Every protocol is preprogrammed with step-by-step onscreen guidance and has detailed reports that track testing history. If required, a custom design feature can be used to easily create unique testing protocols.
Dynamic Balance shows ~30% Improvement with Daily BTrackS™ Training
BTrackS™ Assess Balance System
The BTrackS™ Assess Balance System is a widely-used medical device for a variety of balance assessment and rehabilitation applications. Typical users include Medical Doctors, Physical Therapists, Chiropractors, Senior Living Facilitators, Health/Fitness Professionals and Researchers. Included in this system are the BTrackS™ Balance Plate and Assess Balance Software.
BTrackS™ Balance Plate
- Valid, Accurate and Reliable
- Lightweight and Portable Design
- FDA Class 1 Registered Medical Device
Assess Balance Software
- Fourteen Testing/Rehabilitation Protocols
- Fall Risk Metric with Normative Data
- User Friendly, Intuitive Interface
New BTrackS™ Cognitive Motor – Stroop Protocol (v8.5 update)
A new version of our BTrackS™ Assess Balance software (Version 8.5) has been released! For current customers with Assess Balance software (Versions 4.5, 5.5, 6.5 or 7.5), you will receive this free upgrade via email in the weeks to come. Contact us at info@balancetrackingsystems.com if you have questions.
In version 8.5 a new training application called the “Cognitive Motor – Stroop” protocol has been added that combines elements of executive function (i.e. selective attention and processing speed) with the need for precise postural control to manipulate Center of Pressure (COP) location. During the Stroop protocol, a word is presented for one second that spells out the name of a color. The word itself is also displayed in one of those six colors but not necessarily the same one (ex – BLUE could be BLUE or BLUE). After this, two colored response target circles appear, and the individual must move their COP into the circle that matches the meaning (BLUE) of the displayed word – not its color. When the meaning and color of the word (BLUE) match, this is called the Congruent condition. When the meaning and color of the word differ (BLUE) it is called Incongruent. During a typical 3-minute training session the individual will be presented with both Congruent and Incongruent situations and the accuracy of selection and speed of movement are measured.
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