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Individually Prescribed In-Bed Exergaming Using Nintendo Ring Fit Adventure in Posttransplant Inpatients With Marked Functional Impairment After Intensive Care: Prospective Single-Arm Feasibility Study.

PubMed / JMIR Serious Games · 2026-10-20 · By Koo YH, Son WC, Woo IH, et al. · JMIR serious games

A prospective single-arm feasibility study examined individually prescribed in-bed exergaming with the Nintendo Ring Fit Adventure for post-transplant inpatients who had significant functional impairment following intensive care. The research assessed whether this gaming-based exercise approach was practical and safe for this highly deconditioned population during early inpatient rehabilitation. Findings contribute to the growing evidence base for gamified physical activity interventions in medically complex hospital settings.

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