What does your patient see when they log into PhysiApp®?

You have assigned an exercise programme to a patient and are now wondering what this assigned programme looks like on the patient's side? Check out the page below for an impression.

Patients access their exercise programme via PhysiApp®, our free app available for iOS and Android. The programme can also be opened in a browser.

Overview

• The patient opens their exercise programme with their access code and year of birth
• They then complete their outcome measure(s) if assigned
• They then see their assigned exercises and possibly educational content
• If adherence tracking is enabled, they provide feedback on progress

1. Your patient opens their exercise programme

When you assign an exercise programme to your patient, they will receive an e-mail containing an access code and instructions on how they can download and/or access PhysiApp®.

The patient can download PhysiApp® from the App Store (iOS) or Play Store (Android), but also has the option to open PhysiApp® in a browser by going to www.physiapp.com (or directly to https://XX.physiapp.com, where XX should be replaced by the country code of the server on which you have assigned the exercise programme).

The access code consists of eight lower-case letters. In addition, the patient must enter their year of birth (4 digits). This is sufficient to log in and see the exercise programme.

2. Your patient completes their outcome measure(s)

With Physitrack, you can easily add outcome measures to exercise programmes and set when they should be shown to the patient. If you specify that this should be at the start of the programme, the patient will see the outcome measure immediately after logging in. Only after they have finished completing it will the exercises be shown.

Read more about assigning outcome measures. It is also possible to add your own outcome measures to your Physitrack account.

3. Your patient sees their exercises and educational content

The patient then enters the main screen, where they see which exercises have been assigned for the day.

If you have added educational content to the exercise programme you have assigned, the patient can also access this from the main screen - as often as the patient wishes.

4. Your patient opens & completes their exercises

Your patient can now tap or click exercises, watch the video, read the description (including any instructions you may have added) and, after they have done the exercise, mark it as completed.

If you have adherence tracking enabled, you will see this information, plus any feedback from your patient, in your Physitrack account. If you have adherence tracking off, the patient can still mark exercises as completed, but this is only for the patient's own information.