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Dr. Perry Cammisa, from Naperville IL, has received his US patent on the Posture Rack, a revolutionary piece of vibration therapy equipment used to rehab chiropractic patients in a clinical setting.  



Dr. Cammisa started formulating new ideas about rehab over 12 years ago because of a personal need to improve his back. Using all existing therapy protocols, he was still afraid to pick up a pencil off the floor for fear his back would go out.



Researching new technologies, he kept coming back to whole body vibration. At that time, it was only being used for fitness, but he saw the potential it had for rehabilitation in a clinical environment. He bought his first vibration machine in 2006. Using basics like, trial and error, pain no pain, as his benchmarks, he realized that after just 3 months, his back pain had diminished more than it had in the past five years!  He was achieving results no one imagined possible, in a fraction of the time.



Because whole body vibration machines had been designed for fitness use, there were many elements of the machine that made it less than ideal for patients who were elderly, in a deconditioned state or needed rehab on upper extremities, such as the shoulders.  



The idea of developing the XR Vibe and the Posture Rack, to better accommodate the patient population started. By changing the vibration frequency, the platform for easy accessibility, and adapting a framework that would transfer the vibration to the upper body, a clinical use version of whole body vibration was developed.



“I consider the XR Vibe the “microwave” of rehab, says Dr. Cammisa. “When I speak at medical conferences I always ask doctors, what are you doing today that’s different from what you did 10 years ago?” If your answer is nothing, then don’t be surprised when you’re getting the same results.”



Every idea, every exercise, every patient condition gives rise to new ideas about how to improve and keep moving forward. Every medical profession is obligated to keep sourcing new ideas and techniques to improve patient care.