VTree Inc. has developed affordable advanced Virtual Reality systems for the physically and developmentally challenged communities. VTree Inc. has developed affordable advanced Virtual Reality systems for the physically and developmentally challenged communities.

 

About Us:

As a leader in the special needs software and assistive technology industry, VTree, Inc. has developed a solution to make a real difference in the lives of children and persons with disabilities, enabling them to participate in community life and to achieve a higher level of satisfaction with their lives. Our virtual reality software is a unique, interactive learning system which includes rehabilitative, educational, and practical life skill / employment based modules and software. The most important part of a VTree, Inc. solution, and their overall philosophy, is that the method is fun.

These special needs software programs can be manipulated to match the operator's level of competency. In other words, all children and adults can “play” regardless of their level of physical and/or cognitive competency. The system puts an exact image of the child or patient onto the computer screen. They see themselves on the computer screen and manipulate the virtual environments by simply using any part of themselves, including their wheelchairs where necessary. Hand-eye coordination, balance, and social skills are all positively affected while enjoying a fun virtual experience that simulates play.

For specific educational software needs, our occupational and rehabilitative software includes practical, life-experience scenarios. An older child or patient can learn to sort laundry and operate washing machines in a virtual environment. These assistive technology programs contain many of the practical applications necessary for persons with disabilities to master.

VTree, Inc. has gone that extra mile by understanding and adapting assessment into all areas of educational software. Their unique I-C-ME systems can be adapted to allow the teacher, therapist, or other professional to capture data required in evaluations and progress tracking. The data collection utilized by this solution is far superior to any found in the industry. Multiple children and patients together can also utilize the I-C-ME assessment system to capture inclusive social interactions.

Please continue to investigate the virtual solutions found on the pages of our website. Visit our online store, or contact us directly by following the links. A cheerful member of the VTree, Inc. staff is always available to assist you.
 

Charles Bergen
President

For 25 years, Mr. Bergen developed software and virtual reality systems for the United States Navy and other governmental agencies. He founded VTree, Inc. 6 years ago with the sole purpose of designing and developing graphical interactive systems to assist the physically and developmentally challenged community to enjoy an enhanced standard of living. I-C-Me and Practicing Street Crossing virtual reality systems have been critically acclaimed by the community, as well as by state, hospital and school associations.

In addition to his dedication to VTree, Mr. Bergen has sat on several boards of directors and is a featured speaker at many of the community sponsored seminars and events.

 

Jim Murray
Director of Corporate Giving

Jim Murray is a Philadelphia native renown for his work in charitable causes. After attending Villanova University and spending time in both the restaurant business and with minor league baseball he was employed by the Philadelphia Eagles. Mr. Murray eventually rose to the position of General Manager, helping to lead the team to its only Superbowl berth.

While with the Eagles, Mr. Murray helped found the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald house, the first of its kind. Today over 200 Ronald Houses serve the families of seriously ill children World-Wide.

Mr. Murray is the recipient of many awards and honorary degrees in recognition of his service to the community, some of his most recent awards are the Small Miracles Award presented by the Center for Autistic Children, and the Presidential Volunteer Medal.
 

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