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EnglishWhat Is Physitrack and What Is It Used For?
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Physitrack is a remote patient engagement and telehealth platform for clinicians, mainly in physical therapy and rehabilitation. Clinicians use it to prescribe home exercise programs from a library of 18,000+ exercise videos, deliver them to patients through the PhysiApp mobile app, and monitor progress and outcomes in real time. It is used by more than 110,000 practitioners in 174 countries, according to the company. It fits practices that want patients to follow a structured program at home while the clinician keeps visibility between visits.
What Physitrack Is Used For
Physitrack is built around one workflow: prescribe, engage, monitor. The platform's own description frames the problem it addresses — most recovery happens at home, where care is hardest to deliver.
Prescribe home exercise programs
- Choose exercises from a library of 18,000+ clinically validated videos.
- Set reps and sets, then send the plan to the patient's phone.
- An AI exercise search lets you describe the movement you want and have it found for you.
Keep patients engaged between visits
- Patients follow their plan in PhysiApp, the patient-facing app.
- They log completed sessions and discomfort levels.
- Gamification and two-way messaging are used to keep adherence up.
Monitor and adapt care
- Clinicians track every patient from a dashboard.
- Discomfort trends and session data are visible in real time, so programs can be adjusted rather than waiting for the next appointment.
Who It Is For
Physitrack segments its offering by practice size, which is a useful guide to whether the platform fits you:
| Practice size | What the platform emphasizes |
|---|---|
| Small practice (1–19 clinicians) | Fast setup — sign up and prescribe a first program in one sitting, no complex setup |
| Mid-size practice (20–100 clinicians) | Standardized care across clinics: shared protocol libraries, one view of outcomes across sites |
| Enterprise (100+ clinicians) | Dedicated customer success team, org-wide operational oversight, custom EHR/EMR integrations |
Patients do not need a clinician account: they receive their exercise program through PhysiApp.
Beyond Exercise Prescription
Physitrack also markets adjacent tools under its "AI-first healthtech" positioning:
- EMR — an AI-powered electronic medical record system.
- AI Exercise Search — describe an exercise and have it located in the library.
- Motion capture — real-time movement tracking without sensors.
These extend the platform beyond program prescription into documentation and movement assessment, though the core use case remains remote exercise prescription and monitoring.
How to Evaluate It
The site offers a 14-day free trial and a "Find Your Plan" path, with a separate sales contact route for mid-size and enterprise teams. Before committing, check the following against your own practice:
- Library fit — whether the 18,000+ video library covers the conditions you treat most.
- Workflow fit — whether sending programs to a patient's phone and monitoring a dashboard matches how your clinic already works.
- Scale needs — small practices can likely start without sales involvement; larger organizations should ask about shared protocol libraries and EHR/EMR integration during the trial or sales conversation.
- Pricing — the site signals a free trial and plan selection but does not publish prices in the material reviewed here, so confirm costs and any login requirements directly with Physitrack.
The practical test is simple: during the trial, build one real program for a current patient, have them complete a session in PhysiApp, and check whether the dashboard data tells you something you would actually act on.