Simplify school-based physical therapy documentation. Record performance on mobility and participation goals during sessions, document the assistance provided, and generate progress reports in seconds from your session data.
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Keep your PT schedule, student records, goals, and documentation in one place, so you can spend less time managing paperwork between services, consultations, and school meetings.
Keep student goals, session data, notes, and progress reports in one place, wherever you provide physical therapy services.
Online PT sessions involve observing movement, guiding activities, and coaching the adult supporting the student. Record the activity, assistance, and equipment used for each goal. Review those results when drafting notes and planning the next visit.
Use the goal bank to develop individualized goals for mobility, transitions, and participation in learning environments.
Document the activity, level of assistance, equipment used, and results for each goal addressed.
Generate reports that show changes in performance and the support students continue to need.
Moving between classrooms, hallways, and school activities leaves little time to rewrite session details. Record mobility and participation during services, including the assistance or equipment needed, then use those records for school updates.
Write measurable goals for transitions, mobility, and participation in classroom or campus activities.
Document the activity, performance, and support provided during each service.
Summarize functional changes and continuing access needs using recorded session results.
Families need practical information about movement during learning and daily routines. Record the activities practiced, the student’s performance, and assistance provided so progress discussions and between-visit practice reflect what you observed.
Build targets around learning activities, movement between spaces, and the family’s priorities.
Record how the learner moved, the assistance provided, and any equipment used during practice.
Review changes in performance with families and identify priorities for practice between sessions.
Direct services, equipment consultations, and IEP meetings compete for time. Document mobility goals in school activities, then draft reports that describe functional changes, the support provided, and access needs that remain.
Develop IEP targets for mobility, transitions, and access to school activities from the student’s current needs.
Keep the activity, assistance, equipment, and results with each goal addressed.
Draft progress updates and present levels that describe movement, participation, and support needs.
Develop measurable goals for mobility and access to school activities. Record performance and assistance during sessions, then use that information to draft present levels that explain how students move through and participate in their learning environments.
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Create measurable goals, schedule services, collect session data, draft notes, monitor progress, and generate reports from one connected workspace.
Manage your school PT caseload, schedule, goals, session notes, and progress reports in one place, so documentation takes less of your day.
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