Documentation done as a peer‑level discussion, not grunt work. The chart‑native A.I. keeps clinical decisions clear and outcomes tied to ADLs/IADLs—so programs are reproducible, safe, and defensible.
Dexterity, bilateral use, balance, pain, ROM/strength, cognition, ADLs/IADLs—measures link back to interventions so plateaus are obvious and progress is defensible.
Technician‑ready steps with guardrails (sets/reps/load, inclusion cues, stop criteria) make complex sessions consistent across clinicians and sites—ideal for scaling without losing nuance. Audit‑aware language is baked in.
Education only; protocols and payer rules vary. Follow orders, clinic policy, and current safety guidelines.
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Vestibular & Concussion EMR
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No. It reads and cites the chart, flags gaps, and proposes options with inclusion cues and stop criteria. You accept, edit, or ignore.
They open with a concise safety line and surface secondary precautions when relevant. Activities are grouped by ADL/IADL domains and room/equipment flow with a short wrap‑up to free provider time.
Outpatient neuro/hand/UE, pediatrics, geriatrics/falls, vestibular, and community/home. Flows and dashboards adapt per setting.
Yes. HIPAA‑conscious workflows, audit‑aware phrasing, scrubber checks, and optimized routing/ERA reduce friction and keep documentation defensible.
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