Restore Movement.
Measure Progress.
AI Built for Physical Therapy.

HELIX connects the patient's condition, functional limitations, therapy plan, exercises, and progress over time—helping therapists capture every session, see what's changing, and keep recovery moving forward.

What Matters in Physical Therapy

Recovery happens over time. HELIX helps make every step of progress easier to see.

Understand the Starting Point

Bring the diagnosis, injury, surgery, relevant history, precautions, previous treatment, and initial functional limitations together.

Capture Function, Not Just Symptoms

Document mobility, strength, range of motion, balance, activity tolerance, functional limitations, and other relevant findings.

Keep Goals Connected to Care

Connect patient goals and therapy goals with interventions, exercises, and the evolving plan of care.

Document Every Session

Capture interventions, patient response, progress, education, exercises, and plan updates as therapy happens.

See Progress Over Time

Follow changes in function, mobility, strength, symptoms, goals, and outcomes across visits.

Common Challenges in Physical Therapy

Physical therapy depends on understanding where the patient started, what is changing, and whether care is moving them toward their goals.

Progress Happens Across Many Visits

The clinical story develops session by session rather than during a single encounter.

Function Is Central to the Story

Pain alone does not capture whether the patient is walking farther, moving better, returning to work, or getting back to daily activities.

Documentation Is Repetitive but Detailed

Each session requires relevant findings, interventions, response, progress, and next steps without losing longitudinal context.

Goals Need Continuous Tracking

Short- and long-term goals need to remain connected to treatment and patient progress.

Plans Change as Patients Improve

Exercises, intensity, interventions, and goals evolve throughout recovery.

Objective Measures Matter

Range of motion, strength, balance, mobility, and other measures may need comparison across visits.

Care Often Begins Somewhere Else

Orthopedics, surgery, neurology, pain management, primary care, and other specialists may provide important context.

Therapists Need to Stay With the Patient

Excessive documentation can take attention away from observing movement, guiding exercises, and delivering hands-on care.

AI Workflows Designed for Physical Therapy

Intelligence that follows the patient from initial evaluation through every step of recovery.

Understand the Patient
Bring forward diagnosis, injury or procedure, relevant history, precautions, previous treatment, and functional limitations.
Establish the Baseline
Capture symptoms, mobility, strength, range of motion, function, goals, and relevant objective findings.
Capture the Session
Organize interventions, exercises, patient response, functional findings, education, and plan updates as therapy happens.
Advance the Plan
Connect progress with updated exercises, interventions, goals, recommendations, and next steps.
Measure Progress
Track function, mobility, symptoms, objective measures, goals, and outcomes throughout recovery.