For physiotherapists
Your patients get better in the room. Rehabit is for the six days after.
A WhatsApp-first home programme tool for small physio clinics. Assign exercises in two minutes, keep patients doing them between sessions, and know who is slipping before they stop coming.
6 days
between a typical pair of sessions
Most physio plans are eight sessions long. Most patients stop at four. They feel better, life gets busy, the printed sheet goes under a fridge magnet, and six months later they are back with the same knee.
The physio only finds out at the next appointment, if there is one. There is no way to see who did their exercises, who is in more pain than they should be, and who has quietly gone.
That gap is not a clinical problem. It is a logistics problem. And logistics can be fixed.
Three things, nothing else
Assign in two minutes
At the end of a session, pick exercises from your own saved favourites, set reps and days, and send.
The patient gets it on WhatsApp with a short video for each exercise. No app to install.
Your plan for this week — 4 exercises, 10 min a day. Tap to start.
Patients log with one tap
Each day they reply “done” or tap a pain score. That is the whole interaction.
If they go quiet, Rehabit nudges them in your voice, not a robot’s.
You see who is slipping
A morning list: who is on track, who has stopped logging, whose pain is going the wrong way.
Call the two people who need it instead of wondering about forty.
- Priya M.· on track
- Rahul S.· no log for 4 days
- Anita K.· pain rising
For the physio
Fewer dropouts, which means patients who finish their plan and clinics that keep their revenue. Less time chasing, more time treating. Draft progress notes and referral letters from what the patient actually logged.
For the patient
A plan they can follow without a printout. A quick answer at 10pm to “is this soreness normal?”, with anything serious going straight to their physio. Someone noticing when they miss a few days.
Help shape it
Rehabit is being designed with working physiotherapists in Pune. If that is you, four minutes of honest answers will change what gets built.
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