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YOUR PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE, CONNECTED

Your clinic, connected.
More time for
your patients.

Organise patients, appointments and exercise programmes in one place. Support each treatment with follow-up tools for your everyday practice.

From appointments to follow-upProduct scenes · Fictional data
Technology for better movement01 — The platform

01 / THE PLATFORM IN ACTION

The platform
in action.

Explore how to organise appointments, prepare programmes and review follow-up. All examples are fictional.

Your day, in perspective.

Appointments, patients and professionals. Put each session in context and keep the information you need close at hand.

From planning to follow-up
FisioTreatment / My clinicFictional data
PROFESSIONAL WORKSPACE

Your schedule

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Example patient 01Follow-up session · 45 min
02
Example patient 02Initial assessment · 60 min
Every appointment, linked to its patient and professional.
Representation of existing features. All data shown here is fictional.

Access and permissions for professionals, administrators and patients.

02 / CLEAR OBJECTIVES

Fewer scattered tasks.
More continuity.

Four aims that guide the development of FisioTreatment.

01

Simplify everyday management

Bring patients, appointments and documents together in one place.

02

Make planning easier

Organise exercise programmes and instructions tailored to each patient.

03

Keep follow-up connected

Review sessions, records and messages between appointments.

04

Support professional judgement

Present information and visual tools to support assessment by the physiotherapist.

03 / AN EASY PATH TO FOLLOW

From the first appointment
to the next step.

Connect your practice and patient follow-up in three steps.

Fictional data
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Example patient 01Illustrative record · no real personal data
09:00 — 09:45Follow-up session · 45 min
01

Organise

Organise the patient’s record and appointments.

Fictional data
Shoulder flexionInstructions and dosage set by the professional
View · perform · record
02

Prepare and share

Prepare their programme and share the instructions.

Fictional data
Logged sessions
Between appointments, too.
03

Review and adjust

Review their progress and adapt follow-up based on your assessment.

04 / TOOLS FOR YOUR PRACTICE

Your judgement.
More tools.

From clinic management to exercise and visual assessment, with the professional guiding every decision.

EXERCISE LIBRARY

3D exercise library and programmes

Prepare programmes with visual exercises, sets, repetitions and guidance for each patient.

View · perform · record
FisioMotion

Make movement visible.

Body landmarks, angles and real-time charts to support your assessment.

  • Landmark tracking and signal quality.
  • Captures and side-to-side comparisons.
  • Assessment history and reports.

Visual support with 2D estimates. It does not diagnose or replace assessment by a physiotherapist.

INTERACTIVE DEMONo camera
HIPKNEEANKLEDEMO FLEXION55°
0° · extension130°

An interactive geometric demo. It does not analyse people or take clinical measurements.

Postural assessment

Organise assessment information and use visual references to review posture.

Supports professional assessment. Visual references are not validated clinical measurements.

Nutrition

Foods, plans and weight records organised in one module.

Consent and documentation

Keep consent forms, signatures and questionnaires alongside patient information.

Educational resources and references

Organise and share materials to support guidance given during appointments.

FisioMotion VR game screenshot: GardenFisioMotion VR game screenshot: Jurassic jungleGAME SCREENSHOT
Garden

Collect fruit, ring bells and follow the light of the fireflies.

FisioMotion VR In testing

Small missions. New worlds.

Explore environments, reach targets and interact with controllers. A complementary tool for movement activities.

Interactive targets3D environmentsVR controllers

In testing. Requires compatible equipment and professional supervision. No clinical benefits are claimed; controller estimates are not anatomical measurements.

05 / ABOUT US

Two perspectives.
One shared purpose.

FisioTreatment brings physiotherapy and software engineering together with a shared aim: to make everyday work easier for professionals and connect appointments with patient follow-up.

The physiotherapy perspective

Sergio Soriano Mayor

Physiotherapy student, aged 22. He brings the perspective of his physiotherapy studies and an interest in bringing technology closer to patient care. His approach connects clinic organisation, therapeutic exercise and patient follow-up with the needs FisioTreatment aims to address.

The engineering perspective

Juan José Amores Arenas

Computer engineer and software programming specialist, aged 22. He brings the technological perspective of the project, focusing on developing clear, functional tools that are easy to use. His work connects the platform’s ideas with a consistent digital experience for professionals and patients.

YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

How it works.

Who is FisioTreatment for?

Physiotherapists and physiotherapy clinics looking to organise appointments and connect their work with patient follow-up.

What can I organise on the platform?

Patient records, appointments, exercise programmes, sessions, logs, messages and documents, all in one place and according to each account’s permissions.

How do professionals and patients sign in?

With an account and permissions assigned by the administration. Patients see the information shared with them.

Does FisioMotion make diagnoses?

No. It provides landmarks and estimated 2D angles to support the professional. Detector confidence does not equate to clinical accuracy.

Which tools are in testing?

FisioMotion VR is marked as a module in testing. It requires a WebXR-compatible headset, browser and controllers, along with professional supervision. Computer simulation is also available.

LET’S TALK

Let’s talk about your clinic.

Would you like to discover FisioTreatment or ask a question about the platform? Get in touch.