OutbounderARS Cincinnati Center First Facility in the World to Offer OutbounderARS Neuro-Rehabilitation Treatment

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MASON, OH -- On October 30, 2025, OutbounderARS Cincinnati Center, the first facility in the world to offer the groundbreaking OutbounderARS neuro-rehabilitation treatment, is holding its grand opening. Located at 5250 Socialville-Foster Rd in Mason, the Cincinnati Center is designed specifically for individuals recovering from acquired brain injuries such as stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI).

At the heart of the center are five of the advanced Outbounder platforms, which deliver immersive, next-generation therapy that's both highly effective and deeply engaging. It represents a new chapter in neurorehab care as the facility's environment is intentionally relaxed and inviting. 

Each 1-hour session is one-on-one with professional staff, making it a private session with comfortable space . Every program is tailored to each individual's unique needs, goals, and recovery path.  

"It is far from the typical 'gym' feel of most rehab clinics. We're here to support you with expertise, compassion, and leading-edge technology as you begin your journey with us to regain lost function," reads OutbounderARS Cincinnati Center press release.

The sessions  begins with robotic assistance to help enter the OutbounderARS platform. From there, the experience becomes individually owned:

• The individual controls the pace, direction, and difficulty of the session
• Each individual explores dynamic virtual environments and trails
• Each individual chooses when they are ready to take on new challenges

"Our Outbounder platforms combine robotics, virtual reality, immersive simulation, and task-oriented therapy to accelerate neuroplasticity. Patients don’t just maintain — they make real progress in mobility, balance, and confidence. The platform is highly gamified, turning therapy into a motivating, interactive experience. Our trained Neurorehab Care Technician is always nearby-advising, monitoring, and ensuring safety-while giving you the freedom to push yourself on your own terms," notes the press release.  

This engaging format naturally encourages progress, as patients consistently strive to unlock new achievements and reach virtual milestones. 

"Our center represents a new chapter in neurorehab care," states the press release To learn more visit www.outbounderars.com 

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