AlliedWell

Patient app

The program that goes home with them.

What your patients get: today’s exercises, a way to tell you how it went, and their own records.

The AlliedWell patient app showing today’s home exercises, each with a photo and a Start button.
Sample data · early version

Today

Today’s session, step by step.

The patient opens the app and sees what to do today and how long it takes.

  • A card with the number of exercises, the minutes and their place in the course
  • A follow-along player with a demo, rep and hold pacing, and a 30-second rest ring
  • Pain and effort recorded after each exercise

Progress

Staying on track.

Small prompts that keep the program going between visits.

  • Streaks, a weekly grid and an evening streak reminder
  • A morning check-in that asks about the body part from their diagnosis
  • Pain and effort charts for the last 14 sessions
  • A “Rest today” card when you cancel, with “Do them anyway” if they want to

Their therapist

Show your therapist.

Questions and form checks without waiting for the next visit.

  • Film an exercise with recorded consent, and see “Seen by your PT” with a reply
  • Messages with the therapist
  • “Ask to change this time” on the next-visit banner

Their records

Visits and invoices in one place.

What was done, what it cost and what is left.

  • Invoices that can be shared, with refunds reflected. There is no Pay button
  • Account credit, prepaid sessions and discounts
  • Consents, a rating for each visit, and “Ask for another course”
  • A final report with the therapist’s name and PRC licence, shareable as an image

Privacy

Their data is theirs.

Built around the Data Privacy Act.

  • Download my data, and Delete my account, from inside the app
  • Sign in with a single-use code or one-time password you give them
  • Biometric unlock

And the rest of their day.

Give your patients a program that goes home.

AlliedWell is in alpha with solo home-care therapists first. Tell us about your practice and we will keep you posted.

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