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Physical Therapy

Physical therapy EHR software built around the plan of care, not a generic visit note.

PT practices document differently than most of medicine — functional outcome measures, a plan of care spanning many visits, and units-based billing that general medical EHRs weren't built to handle. We build physical therapy EHR and practice management software shaped around that reality.

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Image placeholder Physical therapy EHR software showing a plan-of-care timeline across multiple visits with functional outcome measures (range of motion, strength) trending upward on a chart
Why physical therapy needs its own charting logic

A plan of care that carries forward, not a note that starts blank every visit.

A physical therapy visit isn't a single diagnosis and a note — it's one visit inside a plan of care that might run 8 to 12 sessions, tracked against functional outcome measures (range of motion, strength, pain scales) that need to show progress over the whole plan, not just one visit in isolation. Billing compounds the difference: PT runs on CPT time-based units and therapy-cap tracking that a general medical billing engine handles poorly. We build physical therapy EHR software with plan-of-care templates that carry forward visit to visit, outcome tracking that charts progress across the full plan, and units-based billing that matches how PT practices actually get paid.

What we build

Plan-of-care charting

Visit notes that carry forward the same plan of care across a full episode, instead of starting from a blank note every session.

Functional outcome tracking

Range-of-motion, strength, and standardized outcome measures charted and trended across the whole plan of care, not buried in free text.

Units-based billing

CPT time-based units and therapy-cap tracking built in, not adapted from a per-visit medical billing model that doesn't fit.

Where off-the-shelf software falls short
  • Fast, repeatable documentation for practices seeing a high volume of short visits per day
  • Home-exercise-program delivery tied directly to the chart, not a separate app patients ignore
  • Multi-provider plans of care for practices where a patient sees more than one therapist
  • Therapy-cap and authorization tracking that flags a plan before it runs out, not after

Plan-of-care tracking or billing not fitting how you actually work?

Tell us what's clunky in your current system — we'll scope a build shaped around a real plan of care, not a generic visit note.

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