Home therapy, measured. Therapists, in charge.
SCRENR exists because outpatient physical therapy is measured on what patients say they did. Closing that gap needs three things at once: clinicians who know what a plan of care actually looks like, engineers who can make a phone camera count reliably, and someone who has sold into health systems before.
The plan of care is the treatment.
Most of it happens at home, between visits. That part deserves the same care as the hour in clinic.
The therapist stays in charge.
SCRENR coaches and measures. The therapist decides the plan, reads the record and changes the plan.
Measured, not self-reported.
A rep counts when the camera sees the full range, not when someone taps done.
Video stays on the phone.
Pose estimation runs on the device. Only the measurements reach the clinic.
Find out what hybrid care would mean for your clinic.
Twenty minutes. We look at your caseload and payer mix, where hybrid care would free up therapist time, whether remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) is worth billing, and how your current adherence data would hold up if someone asked you to defend it. If the numbers do not work for your practice, we will tell you that on the call.
On the call we cover
- Whether your patient mix clears the monitoring thresholds
- What your current adherence record would survive
- Conservative revenue math against your own numbers
- What a scoped pilot would involve