Biofeedback-Enhanced VR for Anxiety Reduction in Older Adults
In partnership with Johns Hopkins University
Examining the efficacy of biofeedback-enhanced VR compared to traditional relaxation techniques for older adults with anxiety disorders.
Evidence-Based Innovation
Our ongoing research & studies in the field of therapeutic immersive technology applications for healthcare.
MediMersion's scientific credibility is built on collaborations with world-class institutions. Our current research partners include:
In partnership with Johns Hopkins University
Examining the efficacy of biofeedback-enhanced VR compared to traditional relaxation techniques for older adults with anxiety disorders.
Multi-center study with Cleveland Clinic and MIT AgeLab
Identifying potential biomarkers of early cognitive change using eye-tracking and interaction patterns during VR activities.
MediMersion Research Initiative
Assessing sustained neurophysiological and psychological effects of using Mindful Journeys over 18 months.
In collaboration with Stanford University Neuroscience Department
Examining real-time brain activity during VR-based meditation compared to traditional meditation using fMRI.
In collaboration with Johns Hopkins Memory and Alzheimer's Treatment Center
Evaluating the efficacy of personalized virtual reality reminiscence therapy (VR-RT) versus traditional approaches for mild cognitive impairment.
MediMersion Research Initiative with USC Davis School of Gerontology
Using machine learning on VR exercise data to identify subtle changes predicting future mobility decline.
In partnership with Northwestern University Rehabilitation Institute
Comparing VR-enhanced dual-task training against traditional physical therapy for fall prevention in older adults.
Collaborative study with Cleveland Clinic Neurological Institute
Evaluating the effectiveness of different VR exercise modalities for upper and lower extremity rehabilitation after stroke.
MediMersion and our research partners are currently seeking participants for the following clinical trials:
Recruiting senior-adult child pairs for intergenerational study
Recruiting adults 70+ with chronic pain conditions
Recruiting adults 65+ with diagnosed MCI
Recruiting adults 60+ within 6 months of ischemic stroke