HANDS-ON TREATMENT

• DIVERSIFIED (HVLA) to document HVLA manipulations (High Velocity Low Amplitude) spinal and extra spinal.

• REHAB (LVHA) to document Hands-on rehab LVHA (Low Velocity High Amplitude) to patients.

• OSTEO* to document cranial treatment LVLA (Low Velocity Low Amplitude), Trigger point therapy.

*Coming soon

CREATION OF HANDOUTS

• EXERCISES to create handouts of Rehab Exercises using light equipment (Ball/Band/Rope etc.).

• GYM to create Handouts of Exercises using Heavy equipment as encountered in a Gym.

DOCUMENTATION OF MODALITIES

• MODALITIES to document the modalities used on a patient.

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This module includes exercises performed in a gym using heavy equipment such as the bench press, squat machine, bike etc...
Over 200 animations (over 1,300 pictures) are available, with more available for download online.

For the doctor:

Monitor the weekly patient workout from the comfort of his office. In the office the patient is loaned a computer; the patient selects on a computer screen the different routine exercise that they performed in the gym by just clicking on the animated thumbnail.

Then the doctor can review those by simply scrolling the screen. The doctor now has the perfect knowledge to advise his patient intelligently without loosing time questioning him. He then can e-mail immediately his recommendations as animated thumbnail to the specific trainer.

For the trainer:

Many different "printouts" are available for the client.
The trainer can modify the text or picture of each exercise and enter his own using his own pictures.

The program also prints a calendar schedule associated with each exercise.
The program can be run on “touch screen” at the entrance of a Gym. It may then assume several functions:

• Introduce the Gym’s equipment to the newcomer.
• Customize a monthly exercise program for a client on the fly.
• Provide an instant printout, personalized to the Gym, the trainer, or both.

The trainer can enter his own clients, select the exercises that are to be performed with the associated values (weight, rep, sets, and days per week), and then save the protocol with a secure password, insert picture of himself performing the exercise, type his own recommendations, provide a nice print out, and e-mail a series of animations to the client.