Vibration Therapy to Improve Strength and Movement in Older Adults and Stroke Survivors

This study is testing a precision vibration therapy device to see if it can help older adults and stroke survivors improve muscle strength, balance, movement, and pain relief. The vibration device is used alongside standard rehabilitation exercises during therapy sessions. Researchers want to understand whether adding vibration to regular therapy gives better results than rehabilitation alone.

As people age or recover from stroke, they often lose muscle strength, balance, and sensation in their limbs, and may experience chronic pain. Current rehabilitation helps, but researchers want to know if this vibration therapy could provide additional benefits to help people regain function and reduce discomfort.