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Most of physical therapy
happens at home

Revora keeps the plan moving between visits, for patients and the clinics behind them

About seven in ten outpatient PT patients stop before finishing their plan of care.

Source: WebPT

Recovery doesn’t pause between visits. With Revora, neither does the clinic.

Backed by

Traditional follow-up does not reach the living room

We’re built for the days in between

Patients keep momentum

The home program guides, logs, and encourages, so the plan keeps moving after everyone goes home.

Clinics see who needs a hand

Quiet days surface before they become cancelled appointments, and a glance orders the caseload by who needs attention.

RTM revenue, captured

Remote therapeutic monitoring, billed for the between-visit work the clinic is already doing.

Everything recovery needs to keep moving

Care continues between appointments. Now the clinic can too.

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A patient app

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Good morning, Maya

Tuesday’s plan

Heel slides2 sets of 10
Glute bridges2 sets of 12
Step-ups at the stairs3 sets of 8

Felt steadier on the stairs today.

Logged and shared with the clinic

Exercises, logging, and encouragement, in the patient’s pocket. When something does not feel right, help is easy to reach.

Clara, your companion

MMaya

A sharp twinge when I twist. Should I worry?

CClara
That deserves your therapist’s eyes. I sent your note over so they can take a look.

Cedarline Physical Therapy Shared with your clinic

Clara answers questions between visits, keeps momentum up on the hard days, and makes sure the therapist sees what matters.

A provider view

Cedarline Physical Therapy

18 patients today

MHM. Herrerakeeping pace
RPR. Padillafinished this week’s plan
ALA. Lindqvistmoving right along
JOJ. Okafora few quiet days

One screen showing who needs attention today, ordered by who needs it most. Staying connected to a whole caseload takes a glance. Try it with a week of data ↓

For clinic owners

What quiet days cost, and what they could return

Play one week between visits for a sample caseload of four patients. Then put in your clinic’s numbers and see what catching patients early could be worth over a year.

1A week between visits

Scrub through the week. Watch who goes quiet.

With Revora, the caseload reorders itself as patients stop logging, so the clinic can reach out while there’s still time. Without it, the first sign is usually a cancelled appointment.

Cedarline Physical Therapy

Monday · 4 patients

0
patients surfaced before they cancelled
0
reached out to, back on plan

What the clinic sees

    Press play, or drag across the week. When a patient goes quiet, press Reach out.

    2Your clinic, in numbers

    Now scale it to a year at your clinic.

    Set four numbers from your clinic. Revora’s side of the math is prefilled and kept separate, so you can see exactly what’s yours and what’s an assumption.

    You set these

    Your clinic

    Four numbers you already know. Drag each one to match your clinic.

    Not sure? Leave it at 30%, the WebPT benchmark for outpatient PT.

    Set by Revora Revora’s assumptions You don’t need to change these. They’re conservative defaults that Revora would confirm with you on a demo. Adjust assumptionsHide assumptions

    Percentage points. The simulation above caught some quiet patients in one week.

    Illustrative blended rate. Real reimbursement depends on codes, payers and documentation.

    Left on the table each year

    $0

    in visits that never happen after patients stop.

    Visits keptRTM capturedStill lost
    Visits kept with Revora0 more patients finish their plan$0
    RTM revenue capturedbetween-visit work, billed$0
    What Revora could return, per year$0
    Book a demo with these numbers Your numbers come along with the request.
    How this is calculated
    • Patients a year = new patients a month × 12.
    • Patients who stop early attend about half of their plan, on average.
    • Left on the table = patients who stop × half the plan’s visits × revenue per visit.
    • Visits kept = the extra patients who finish × half the plan’s visits × revenue per visit.
    • RTM = enrolled patients × months in care (visits ÷ 2 a week) × monthly RTM rate.
    • Illustrative only. These are not Revora’s published figures.

    Meet Clara, your companion who keeps the plan moving

    Soreness or setback, a question about form, a nudge on a hard day. Clara meets patients where they are, in words they understand.
    Some things need clinical judgment. Clara flags those and passes them to the clinic, so nothing important waits for the next visit.
    Clinicians make every clinical decision. Clara does not diagnose, prescribe, or change a program.

    From your plan

    Today’s new exercise

    Prescribed

    Lateral step-down · 3 × 8 · eccentric control

    What does eccentric mean here?

    CStep down slowly off the bottom stair, leading with your right foot. Three rounds of eight, and stop if it pinches.

    We are here to help. If you did not find your answer, email us anytime.

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    Care that continues
    between visits