Week 1 strengthening log.
Speak or tap through a short check-in. The system prepares the record, and you approve it before either therapist sees it.
Today’s guided check-in
About 90 seconds. The guided check-in captures how the session went. Use voice to add each exercise, weight, and dose one at a time. Nothing enters the clinician view until you approve it.
Did you complete a home session?
Choose the closest answer. You can add details by voice on the right.
What changed?
Select every item that applies.
How did your body respond?
Choose the closest overall response.
What was your highest pain level?
This is patient-reported and does not diagnose the cause.
How did you feel the next morning?
This helps both therapists see whether the session response settled.
Tell me what happened.
Describe one exercise per recording, including the weight, sets, repetitions, symptoms, or changes in your own words.
Weekly snapshot
The same values become the opening signals in the clinician view.
Baseline week. Current exercises, loads, symptom response, and next-morning recovery will be added after the first sessions.
PT continuity
Identify which visit changed the plan.
Current exercise state
This is the continuity source both PTs will see. Record the latest known prescription, what you currently perform, and where that information came from.
| Exercise | Last known prescription | Current dose | Previous load | Current load | Last completed | Response | Source | Status | Notes | Remove |
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Response to load
Report what happened without self-diagnosis.
Change since the last visit
These become the short continuity narrative.
Functional motion change
Track what movement allows you to do, not an estimated degree. Clinician-measured range of motion can be entered separately when they assess it.
Clinician-measured motion
Optional. Enter only measurements or descriptions provided by the treating therapist.
Items that may not match
Use this when your current work is missing from the written plan or differs from what you remember being instructed.
Questions for today
Keep these decision-focused.
10-week map
Week 1 has two supervised visits. The remaining weeks shift to a weekly MedStar check-in with home-led strengthening.
Jacob’s current strengthening state.
A patient-maintained continuity bridge for both physical therapists. This view does not replace the chart. It shows what Jacob is currently performing, the latest loads and doses he reports, how he responded, and where clinician confirmation is needed.
Pre-visit check-in
Patient-reported information gathered before the therapist begins hands-on work.
What both therapists need first
Designed to be understood before the session begins.
No summary entered yet.
Current active exercise state
The latest patient-reported dose and load stay visible even when the two clinic notes are incomplete or entered differently.
| Exercise | Last known prescription | Current dose | Previous → current load | Last completed | Response | Source | Status |
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Visit-to-visit continuity
What happened before, between, and at the next supervised visit.
No instruction entered.
No program change entered.
Confirm current state, resolve discrepancies, and define what progresses next.
What changed
Patient observations since the prior visit.
Items needing alignment
Patient-reported activity that may be missing from or different from available instructions.
Functional motion change
Patient-reported change in what the movement allows, without estimating degrees.
Clinician-measured motion
Only information entered from a therapist assessment.
Decisions requested today
Only the items that need the treating therapist.
Response to load
Patient-reported session response.