Ben, glad to hear things are continuing to go well from afar!!

“Person with $50 copay will have a better results than the person with the $20 copay 90% of the time.”

All growth HAS to come from the patient side. Call it cash pay if you want but there is NO MORE MONEY on the government (Medicare) side or from commercial insurance payers.

Thanks,

Tim Richardson, PT

First, physical therapists tend to be over scheduled which makes it difficult to provide hands-on care, progress exercise programs, and educate the patient. As a physical therapist, I have wasted too much time re-teaching exercises and printing or drawing figures. We may not have control over our patient schedule, but we can unlock wasted time.

Secondly, physical therapists are movement specialists. But this doesn’t always mean that we are always up-to-date on current exercises. Having an easy to use database of online videos would help expose therapists to forgotten or new exercises.

In an attempt to progress our field, I have designed an online physical therapy exercise library composed entirely of professionally filmed videos.

goPT allows therapists to create protocols, save favorite exercises, and quickly search through a cross-referenced library using dynamic search tools.

I have put a end to clicking through boxes. Simply begin to type an exercise, position, body region, piece of equipment, injury, or sport in order to produce a list of exercises.

Our clients and patients are technology dependent. They use it to order coffee, manage their calendar, and pay their bills. However, most physical therapists are still handing out sheets of paper.

Check out goPT and see how technology can progress our field.

http://www.gopt.com