Care settings, typical session structure, rooms and equipment required, outcome measures and credential rules — the detail a clinical director checks before forwarding a site to a colleague.
Restoring movement, strength and function after injury, surgery or neurological event.
Rebuilding the ability to do daily activities — dressing, cooking, working, playing.
Assessment and treatment of communication, voice and swallowing.
Assessment, individual and group therapy, neuropsychology and health psychology.
Airway clearance, ventilation support and pulmonary rehabilitation.
Purposeful leisure and community reintegration as a clinical intervention.
A pathway becomes a protocol: phases, durations, disciplines, frequency, room and equipment needs, milestones and discharge criteria. Delivered care is reported as variance from it.
| PATHWAY | DISCIPLINES | |
|---|---|---|
| Stroke | PT · OT · SLT · PSY | Acute → subacute → community, 12–24 weeks |
| Orthopedic (TKR / ACL) | PT · OT | Pre-hab → 0–6 wk → 6–12 wk → return to sport |
| Pediatric neurodevelopmental | OT · SLT · PT | Assessment → block therapy → school liaison |
| Cardiac | RESP · PT · PSY | Phase I inpatient → Phase II 6–12 wk → maintenance |
| Oncology | PT · OT · PSY | Prehab → treatment support → survivorship |
| Geriatric | PT · OT · REC | Falls screen → strength & balance → home safety |
| Sports | PT · REC | Acute → loading → return-to-play criteria gates |
Standardized instruments by discipline and population, with scoring range, administration interval and minimal clinically important difference where established.
We run demos with clinicians, not only with operators. Bring your templates and outcome measures.
