What the patient does at home, the clinic sees.
Most home exercise program software stops at the handout. Ormeda's rehabilitation module builds the programme day by day, sends it to the patient's phone, and brings every completed exercise, pain score and questionnaire answer back into the clinical record.
Sending a PDF is not a programme.
A handout tells a patient what to do. It cannot tell the clinic what happened. A programme in Ormeda is data from the first day to the last, so the questions a clinic actually asks have answers.
- Which exercises were done, and which were skipped
- Whether pain rose on the days the load went up
- Whether the dosage really progressed across the weeks
- Who needs a call before the next session
Six kinds of entry, in any order, day by day.
A clinician composes each day from the clinic's own library and assigns it from the encounter. The mix of entries is what makes it a programme rather than a workout.
Exercise
A movement with real dosage: series, repetitions, training load, rest between reps and between sets, and the duration of a hold.
Video
Professionally hosted demonstrations, streamed to the patient app.
Survey
Ten question types including VAS pain scales, configured without code.
Text
Instructions, precautions and encouragement, translated per language.
Medication
Structured dosage the patient confirms, feeding the medication report.
Image
Wound or posture photos on a timeline, visible only to the care team.
A recovery score the clinic can read at a glance.
Pain scores, questionnaire answers and medication logs come back as fields, not attachments. The recovery score runs from 0 to 100, and every score carries a confidence margin and a data-sufficiency flag, so thin data is labelled rather than averaged into a confident number.
- Traffic-light alerts on rising pain or missed sessions, acknowledged by a clinician
- Suspensions for illness or travel, so adherence stays honest
- Pre- versus post-programme scoring per template
- Messages answered against the day and the exercise they refer to
See a published programme before anyone pays.
The ACL programme on our store has the same structure a clinic composes: 42 days, 606 exercises and 101 check-ins, with its sample days, dosage and equipment list open to anyone.
See it against your own caseload.
A clinician is on the call. Bring the protocol you hand out today and we will build it as a programme with you.