Know what happens to your patients after discharge.
MOVO matches your discharged patients with vetted personal trainers who follow your restrictions, and reports back to you every month.
Built for physical therapy, chiropractic, orthopedic, sports medicine, and other healthcare practices.
The gap we fill
Discharge is where most patients lose momentum. They leave with a home program and good intentions, and you rarely hear how it went. MOVO gives them a next step you can hand over with confidence, and gives you a view of what happens next.
What your clinic gets
A monthly update on every patient you refer. Sessions attended, the patient's own function ratings since baseline (Patient-Specific Functional Scale), pain trend, and milestones reached.
Patients sent back when they need you. Trainers log anything new or worse at every session. When something is outside their lane, we notify you within 24 hours and point the patient back to your clinic.
Your restrictions, followed. Each trainer receives the patient's restrictions before the first session and agrees in writing to train within them.
Outcomes you can point to. Function scores and return-to-activity milestones after discharge, ready for your own marketing and conversations with referring physicians.
How it works
- Hand off. At discharge, give the patient a MOVO card or QR code. They complete a short intake form that names your clinic.
- We match. We pair the patient with a vetted trainer by location and condition, and brief the trainer on your restrictions.
- We report. You get a short update by the 1st of each month, and immediate notice if a patient is flagged.
What a monthly update looks like
Sample update:
Sarah M. — 6 sessions completed, 0 missed. Focus: hip strength and gait stability. Function (PSFS): 4.0 to 7.0 out of 10 since baseline. Pain: 2/10 typical, down from 4/10. Milestone: walked 3 miles without stopping. No concerns flagged. Status: On Track.
Questions
Are your trainers providing therapy? No. Trainers provide fitness training only. They do not diagnose or treat, and they refer back to you when something is outside their scope.
How are trainers vetted? National certification, liability insurance, references, and a background check, plus a signed agreement covering restrictions, session logging, and escalation.
What about patient privacy? Patients consent in writing before we share anything with you. Updates use first name and last initial and cover training progress only.