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AI for Physical Therapists

Spend less time charting. More time treating.

30%

of a PT's workday is spent on documentation โ€” the top reported burnout driver

248,630
in the field
$102,060
median pay
+15%
job growth

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The problem

Where your time is going

These are the documented time-sinks for Physical Therapists โ€” the tasks that AI can help most.

5โ€“10 hrs/week

SOAP notes at end of every session

Writing detailed, defensible SOAP notes for 8โ€“12 patients per day is the leading cause of PT burnout. AI can draft these from your session notes in seconds.

2โ€“5 hrs/week

Insurance appeal letters take forever

When insurers deny PT visits, writing a medically necessary appeal letter citing evidence-based guidelines can take 1โ€“2 hours per denial.

3โ€“6 hrs/week

HEPs are created from scratch every time

Home Exercise Programs are re-written for nearly every patient. AI can generate complete, patient-appropriate HEPs with clear instructions in under a minute.

The solution

What AI can do for Physical Therapists

Specific use cases with real time savings โ€” not generic AI promises.

SOAP Note Drafts

15 min โ†’ 2 min

Speak or type your session observations; AI drafts a complete, defensible SOAP note in your documentation style.

Insurance Appeal Letters

90 min โ†’ 10 min

Generate evidence-based medical necessity letters citing clinical practice guidelines relevant to your patient's diagnosis and functional limitations.

Home Exercise Programs

20 min โ†’ 2 min

Generate patient-appropriate HEPs with clear instructions, frequency/sets/reps, and precautions in plain language.

Style guide

Claude for Physical Therapists

Prompt templates, workflow recommendations, and tips for consistent, professional results.

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Weekly AI digest for Physical Therapists

Every week: AI documentation workflows, prompt templates, and tools built for physical therapists โ€” from SOAP notes to insurance appeals.