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For therapists & allied health

A course with goals, a session at a time, and an outcome you can show.

Physiotherapy, speech, occupational therapy, audiology and dietetics run the same way: plan a course, set the goals, record each session, and measure the result against the baseline. The base stack books the sessions and bills them; the therapy apps keep the course honest.

  • Home programmes that report back, not handouts that vanish
  • Session packages billed against what was actually attended
  • Outcome scores recorded at baseline and follow-up, exportable as evidence
A day with medappz

A day for therapists & allied health

  1. the patient is registeredPatient Registry
  2. the week’s bookable slots are materialised from the availability template, and leave removes timeSlotGrid
  3. the exercise programme is prescribed, progress noted per sessionPhysioFlow
  4. the course is planned with its goals, and the home practice reports backSpeechPath
  5. the ADL goals are written, and the Barthel scored session by sessionOccuTherapy
  6. the baseline is recorded, then the follow-ups, and the registry readOutcomes
  7. the bill is made and the payment is takenBillDesk
The stack

The stack therapists & allied health run

13 live apps to install today, on one patient record.

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AI in every app
AI drafts. Therapists & Allied Health decide.AI sits inside the apps rather than beside them: it answers from your own records and shows the sources, drafts notes and letters that stay drafts until someone signs them, and suggests the next step without taking it.How drafting works →How we govern AI →
DraftExampleWrite the visit summary for the patient
Seen today for a follow-up. Continue the same medicines; the next review is in four weeks. Call the clinic sooner if the symptoms come back.
Sources: Visit note · Prescription

Set up a practice for therapists & allied health.

The stack above, configured for you, with your patients imported from Excel or a photograph of the register. Free for 14 days, no card.