For facilities
Programs for facilities
Give your therapy team a repeatable, defensible way to use games in care. We help hospitals, clinics, skilled nursing facilities, behavioral-health programs, and schools build game-based therapy into practice across occupational therapy, recreational therapy, physical therapy, and speech-language pathology: engaging for the people you serve, and documented as skilled service.
Talk to us about your facility →Where this works
Five settings, five different delivery and funding stories. Each page tells yours straight: what the therapy looks like, who delivers it, what the evidence supports, and how it gets paid for.
Hospitals & inpatient rehab
Team-based delivery inside intensive rehab: game-based practice that adds dose to the plan of care.
See the program →Outpatient clinics
One-on-one skilled sessions, and the cleanest billing story of any setting.
See the program →SNFs & senior living
Engagement, cognition, and active-play programming for older adults, emerging practice that is already changing days.
See the program →Behavioral health
Games as an engagement modality inside therapy, anchored by our tabletop role-playing module.
See the program →Schools
Gaming groups and adaptive esports aimed at IEP goals, run by trained related-service providers.
See the program →How we help
Workshops & clinics
Hands-on adaptive gaming clinics for your therapy staff: adaptive equipment, accessible game design, and practical strategies they can use Monday morning.
Consultation
Program and equipment consultation: what to buy, how to set it up, and how to document game-based therapy so it reflects skilled service.
Program design
Help standing up a repeatable game-based therapy program across your service lines and disciplines: occupational therapy, recreational therapy, physical therapy, and speech-language pathology.
Facility program certification. We're developing a program-level certification for facilities that implement game-based therapy to a defined standard. Think of it as a quality mark for your service line. It isn't open yet, and we won't imply payer or regulatory recognition it doesn't have. Ask to be notified →