Therapy tracking at home
Patients report pain, mobility, and exercise progress from home between therapy sessions. Your therapists see who is falling behind and adjust the plan before the next appointment.
For patients recovering at home.
Therapy patients who do most of the work between appointments, and whose therapist wants to see it before the next session.
Patients this works well for
- Recovery after surgery
- Physical, occupational, or pulmonary therapy
- Long-term pain or musculoskeletal conditions
- A home exercise plan between sessions
Patients better served elsewhere
- Patients checking in on a long-term condition between visits
- Patients in their first month after a hospital stay
- Patients who need hands-on therapy at home every day
Your therapists set the plan. Hoss Care shows how it is going.
The plan and every change to it stay with your therapists. Hoss Care gives patients a simple way to report progress and keeps it on the record.
What your team does
- Sets the home exercise plan
- Reaches out to patients who fall behind
- Adjusts the plan between sessions
- Reviews, edits, and signs every note
What Hoss Care does
- Gives patients a simple way to log exercises and pain
- Shows the therapist who is falling behind
- Suggests the note from each check-in, for review
- Prepares the claim with the signed note attached
AI assistance in Hoss Care is advisory. It suggests and flags; your clinicians review, edit, and sign, and your staff submit.
Progress you can see between sessions.
Patients log the work at home, the therapist sees who needs help, and small fixes happen without a rebooked visit.
Most of a recovery happens between appointments.
The therapist stays in the loop for the days between sessions, so the plan changes when it needs to, not a week later.
- Home exercise plan in the patient's app
- Pain and mobility reported between sessions
- Messages and short video visits
- Notes in the chart the referring clinician reads
Questions therapy teams ask
Which therapists use it?
Physical, occupational, and pulmonary therapists, and the practices they work in. Each therapist sees their own patients' progress, and the notes land in the same chart the referring clinician reads.
What does the patient need?
A phone or tablet. Patients log their exercises and how they feel in a few taps, message the therapist, and join video visits from the same app.
Does the AI change the exercise plan?
No. AI assistance flags patients who are falling behind or reporting more pain, and suggests the note for the therapist to review. The therapist decides what changes.
How does billing work?
Eligibility is checked before the patient starts. Notes are written as the therapist works, and when the month closes the claim is prepared with the signed note attached, ready for your billing team to send.
Recovery you can see from the clinic. Progress between sessions, on the record.
Ready to see therapy progress between sessions?
We will walk through how a therapy patient checks in from home and what your team sees.