In-hospital stroke rehabilitation

Personalised neuromodulation your unit can actually run.

We help stroke rehab teams deliver EEG-guided, patient-specific stimulation programs—not a device dropped at the loading dock. You stay in charge of care; we bring the workflow, training, and learning loop so therapy improves as you treat.

  • Turnkey — we operate the neuromodulation program with you (NTaaS)
  • India-first — built for public-sector procurement and scale
  • Regulatory-aligned — clinical investigation pathway under CDSCO

Built for busy stroke units

Patients deserve more than one-size-fits-all rehab. Teams deserve programs that fit ward reality—clear protocols, accountable partners, and data that makes the next admission safer and sharper.

What you should expect

Less guesswork on who responds to what stimulation. Fewer handoffs between “research” and “routine care.” A partner who stays through onboarding, dosing decisions, and outcome review—not only installation day.

What we deliver

Four commitments to your hospital and patients.

Personalised dosing

EEG informs a patient-specific stimulation plan—not generic presets.

Program operations

Workflow design, staff enablement, and ongoing support so the program keeps running.

Outcomes that teach

Structured follow-up so each cohort sharpens protocols for the next.

India logistics

Experience with complex public-sector procurement and multi-site rollout.

How it works

Simple loop for your clinicians and patients.

  1. 1

    Map

    Short EEG captures inform a clear picture of post-stroke network activity.

  2. 2

    Stimulate

    Low-intensity electromagnetic therapy is tuned to that map—under your supervision.

  3. 3

    Review

    Outcomes feed back into the plan so the service gets smarter with every patient.

Safety, governance, evidence

We’re building for hospital-grade data handling and Indian privacy expectations, with systems intended for supervised clinical use—not consumer self-experimentation.

Published literature supports exploring low-intensity electromagnetic approaches in stroke recovery; we combine that body of work with prospective, supervised pilots under the appropriate CDSCO routes. We’ll share materials appropriate to your ethics and procurement process on request.

If you run stroke rehab and want neuromodulation to feel like a program—not a science project—we should talk.

— Cereboffins

Talk to us

Hospital stroke leads, rehab heads, and innovation offices: send your work email and one line on what you need (pilot, vendor diligence, site visit). We reply to real clinical and partnership conversations first.