Rollz Motion Rhythm
Rollz Motion Rhythm
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The Rollz Motion Rhythm is a rollator walker with three cues, for people with Parkinson's or a disrupted walking pattern. The laser line stimulates the user to start a movement, while the metronome and the vibration in the handles support the walking rhythm. To prevent habituation, these cues are individually adjustable via the module on the Rollz Motion Rhythm rollator walker or via the Rollz app.
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Why We Recommend This
The Rollz Motion Rhythm is the most clinically advanced rollator we supply, and it’s designed specifically for Parkinson’s disease.
It has three cueing systems built into the frame: a green laser line projected onto the ground, a metronome beat, and vibration in the handlebars. Each cue can be activated independently or in combination, and adjusted for speed, intensity, and duration via the handlebars or the free Rollz app.
Why does this matter? Freezing of gait is one of the most common and frightening symptoms of Parkinson’s. Your feet feel glued to the ground mid-step. External cues — a line to step over, a beat to walk to, a vibration to feel — can break the freeze and restore walking rhythm. This is well-established in physiotherapy practice, and the Rhythm puts those cues directly on the rollator.
We’ve seen customers who were barely leaving the house start walking to the shops again after switching to the Rhythm. One customer told us the laser line “tricks my brain into walking.”
Like all Rollz Motion products, it also converts to a wheelchair. And the Rhythm module can be added to any existing Rollz Motion frame.
We always recommend this product is set up with input from your physiotherapist or OT, who can calibrate the cues to your specific gait pattern.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the laser line help with Parkinson’s freezing?
Can I adjust the cueing settings myself?
Does it also work as a wheelchair?
Can I add the Rhythm module to my existing Rollz Motion?
What happens if the batteries run out?
Can I try it before I buy?
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