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PhysioAI — Think Like a Clinician

Build the EMR your clinic will actually use.

Get your first 3 months free at launch.

No cost today. No payment details. Just help shape a clinic OS built around real physiotherapy work.

Neurology focused today.

Musculoskeletal, sports & more fields

coming soon.

Reserve my accessSee how it works
  1. 01Tell us what slows your team down.
  2. 02Share where documentation breaks flow and what your current software still gets wrong.
  3. 03Your answers shape the workflows we build next, and your launch access will be reserved.
  4. 04This takes about 5 to 7 minutes.

Phone-first · iOS and Android · Fully customisable, fully supported by PhysioAI.

One workspace, four modules

Follow the arrows — this is exactly what you get in the app, in the order you'd use it during a clinic day.

01

Overview — the morning command centre

Open the app and see the day: greeting, live caseload count, four actions that work without leaving the screen, and today's schedule.

  1. 01New patient — intake in under a minute: name, age, gender, condition, stage, risk, chief complaint.
  2. 02SOAP note — patient picker plus Subjective / Objective / Assessment / Plan, stamped with date and clinician.
  3. 03BBS / risk — score Berg Balance 0–56 with a note; risk updates itself and a fall-risk alert is raised when needed.
  4. 04Assign protocol — pick patient, protocol, frequency and total sessions to start a rehab plan.
  5. 05Metrics that stay honest: active patients, sessions today, high fall risks, average adherence across open plans.
  6. 06Patient queue and open rehab plans with one-tap session logging. Progress bars and adherence recalculate instantly.
02

Patients — caseload and full chart

One list for the whole caseload. Search by name or condition, filter by neuro condition, open any patient for the complete chart.

  1. 01Filters for Stroke, Parkinson's, Multiple Sclerosis, Spinal Cord Injury and Traumatic Brain Injury.
  2. 02Full chart per patient: stage switcher (Acute / Subacute / Chronic / Community Integration), admission date, latest BBS, chief complaint.
  3. 03Assigned protocols with frequency, progress, adherence and one-tap Log session. Auto-marked completed at 100%.
  4. 04SOAP timeline, newest first, with therapist attribution. Assessment history with score, date and notes.
  5. 05Delete is explicit and confirmed — removes the patient and their alerts.
03

Clinical — Berg Balance scorer

All 14 Berg items, scored 0–4 at bedside. The total and fall-risk level update live on every tap.

  1. 01Live total out of 56 with High (≤ 20), Medium (21–40) or Low (41–56) fall-risk level.
  2. 02Saving a score updates the patient's risk automatically — a score of 40 or below raises a fall-risk alert.
  3. 03Optional session notes for observations, cueing used and spotting needed.
  4. 04Last five BBS scores per patient with date, score, risk and notes. Per-item breakdown is stored with each save.
04

Protocols — rehab library plus your own

Five built-in neuro protocols with timed exercises and recovery targets. Anything missing, create as a custom protocol.

  1. 01Stroke, Parkinson's (LSVT BIG), MS, SCI and TBI — each with weeks, frequency, exercises and a recovery target.
  2. 02Custom creator: name, condition, description, exercises (one per line), recovery target, weeks and frequency.
  3. 03Assign any protocol to any patient with frequency and total sessions. Log sessions from Overview, the chart or the schedule.

All 14 Berg items, scored at bedside

Each item scored 0–4. Total out of 56. High risk at 20 or below, medium at 21–40, low at 41–56.

01 / 140 – 4

Sitting to standing

Please stand up. Try not to use your hands for support.

02 / 140 – 4

Standing unsupported

Please stand for two minutes without holding on.

03 / 140 – 4

Sitting with back unsupported

Please sit with arms folded for two minutes.

04 / 140 – 4

Standing to sitting

Please sit down.

05 / 140 – 4

Transfers

Move from chair to chair, with and without armrests.

06 / 140 – 4

Standing with eyes closed

Close your eyes and stand still for 10 seconds.

07 / 140 – 4

Standing with feet together

Place your feet together and stand without holding.

08 / 140 – 4

Reaching forward

Reach forward as far as you can without falling.

09 / 140 – 4

Retrieving object from floor

Pick up the shoe placed in front of your feet.

10 / 140 – 4

Turning to look behind

Look behind you over each shoulder.

11 / 140 – 4

Turning 360 degrees

Turn a full circle, pause, then turn the other way.

12 / 140 – 4

Placing alternate foot on stool

Place each foot alternately on the stool. 8 steps total.

13 / 140 – 4

Tandem standing

Place one foot directly in front of the other.

14 / 140 – 4

Standing on one leg

Stand on one leg as long as you can without holding.

The protocol library

Five built-in neuro protocols with timed exercises and recovery targets — plus your own custom protocols.

P-1

Post-Stroke Gait and Balance Recovery

Stroke · 8 weeks · 3x per week

Body-weight support treadmill training, neuromuscular electrical stimulation and visual feedback for hemiparetic gait correction.

  • Body-weight support treadmill walking (15 mins)
  • Ankle dorsiflexion facilitation with biofeedback (10 mins)
  • Paretic limb weight-bearing and stepping drills (10 mins)
  • Perturbation training for reactive balance (10 mins)

Recovery target

Independent community ambulation without assistive device, Berg Balance Scale score above 45/56.

P-2

LSVT BIG Protocol

Parkinson's · 4 weeks · 4x per week

High-amplitude movement training for bradykinesia and hypokinesia. Larger physical scale movements carried into daily activities.

  • Maximal functional large-amplitude movements (15 mins)
  • LSVT BIG directional walking with arm swings (15 mins)
  • Postural alignment and spinal extension stretches (10 mins)
  • Dual-task walking, e.g. counting backwards (10 mins)

Recovery target

Fewer freezing of gait episodes, longer stride length, improved UPDRS motor score.

P-3

MS Energy Conservation and Stability

Multiple Sclerosis · 12 weeks · 2x per week

Aerobic conditioning and core stability to mitigate neuro-fatigue and improve proximal stability, using pacing techniques.

  • Core stabilization, pilates-based floor work (15 mins)
  • Recumbent bicycle ergometer with cooling vest (15 mins)
  • Pacing training and functional transfer practice (10 mins)
  • Cool-down stretches and diaphragmatic breathing (10 mins)

Recovery target

Lower fatigue impact (MFIS reduction around 20%), improved sitting and standing posture.

P-4

SCI Locomotor and Spinal Loading

Spinal Cord Injury · 10 weeks · 3x per week

Weight-bearing and neurosegmental stimulation for incomplete SCI (AIS C/D), targeting neuroplastic recovery of spinal locomotor networks.

  • Robotic exoskeleton walking (20 mins)
  • Standing frame weight-bearing with vibration (15 mins)
  • Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation patterns (10 mins)
  • Trunk control and seat-balance maneuvers (10 mins)

Recovery target

Improved WISCI II walking level and lower extremity motor scores.

P-5

TBI Cognitive-Motor Dual-Tasking

Traumatic Brain Injury · 6 weeks · 3x per week

Balance, vestibular rehabilitation and executive function combined, for dynamic real-world environments after head injury.

  • Balance board control while catching and throwing (15 mins)
  • Obstacle course with verbal memory tasks (15 mins)
  • Vestibulo-ocular reflex gaze stabilization (10 mins)
  • Reactive agility ladder training (10 mins)

Recovery target

Normal dynamic gait index (DGI above 19/24), normal cognitive processing speeds during mobility.

How it works

01

Reserve your access

Fill the short discovery form and reserve your first 3 months free for launch.

02

Load your caseload

Add patients in under a minute. Pick condition, stage and risk, record the chief complaint.

03

Run the day

SOAP at bedside, BBS with automatic risk, assign a protocol, log sessions from Overview or Schedule.

Who it's for

Neuro physiotherapy clinics and solo practitioners treating Stroke, Parkinson's, Multiple Sclerosis, Spinal Cord Injury and Traumatic Brain Injury — from Acute through Community Integration — who want a physio-native EMR instead of a generic hospital system.

Questions, answered

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