Ukrainian startup Aspichi has announced a partnership with the American healthcare organization Rocky Mountain Care to enhance patients' mental health using VR technologies.
According to AIN.UA, the healthcare facility evaluated Aspichi's VR product, Luminify, for treating psychological disorders such as anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder, achieving positive results.
VR therapy reportedly significantly reduced symptoms of anxiety and depression, improved well-being, and recreational activities.
Following this successful trial, Rocky Mountain Care decided to become a client of Aspichi, expanding VR therapy solutions to its other medical facilities offering post-operative care and assisted living services.
Aspichi is a Ukrainian startup developing virtual reality solutions. It is incorporated in Delaware, with its R&D based in Kyiv. The team is working on a VR platform for interactive streaming of 360-degree spatial video and audio in VR headsets, enabling real-time replication of reality and user interaction.
