Patients and medical documentation
Patient records, clinical notes, treatment plans and the exercise library.
13 features
Functional tests recorded on the visit card: the practice catalog, search by category and body region, a score with an interpretation, and favorites that shorten the path to the tests you use every day.
Two different boundaries close a clinical entry: the edit window counted from the end of the visit, and the signature, which closes the entry at once. The signature is checked first, and the only route to changing a signed entry is an amendment.
A figure in four views on which you mark pain and other symptoms — with a comparison to the previous visit, a layer of the patient's own reports, and insertion of the marks into the note.
Four note formats, practice templates, the 48-hour edit window, and the signature that closes an entry for good — with the amendment as the only route to changing it.
The practice's collection of exercises with photos, video, instructions and a default prescription — the source you build patient programs from.
The measure library, recording assessments at a visit, the baseline and the goal, requests sent to the patient portal, and the queue of overdue assessments.
The Interview section of the visit card and the permanent clinical profile on the patient record — what to record where, how to describe pain and what to do after ticking a red flag.
The Patients screen — searching by name, email and phone, adding a new person, and sending an SMS to the patients you select.
The file of a single person — personal details, clinical profile, note history, measurements, consents, guardians and settlements, in the tabs down the left-hand side.
A ready-made structure of phases, goals and programs for a recurring diagnosis — built once, then launched for one patient after another from a single dialog.
Three shared lists you pick your public profile's content from — and the same lists a patient filters practice search results by.
A course of therapy split into phases with advancement criteria, goals measured by outcome measures and a discharge at the end — run for one patient and visible to them in the portal.
A structured record of the examination — interview, physical examination, functional tests, hypothesis, therapy plan and coding, filled in during the visit and closed with a signature.