The whole rehabilitation pathway on one record: a referral becomes an assessment, a set of goals, scheduled therapy sessions with progress and pain tracked, outcome measures over time, and a clean discharge.
A clinician anywhere in Veona refers a patient to physiotherapy, and the rehab team picks it up. They assess the patient, set a problem list and SMART goals, plan the modalities and frequency, then run scheduled therapy sessions, each capturing the exercises performed, progress, and a pain score. Standardised outcome measures track recovery over time, and discharge closes the episode when goals are met, with every session billed and every consumable drawn from stock.
A referral from any clinician via the chart opens a physiotherapy episode. The therapist records a structured assessment, subjective history, objective findings, range of motion, strength, and pain, so the starting point is documented and the plan is built on evidence rather than recall.
Turn the assessment into a plan: a problem list, specific and measurable goals, and the modalities and frequency that will get there, from manual and exercise therapy to electrotherapy and hydrotherapy. The plan drives the schedule, so the patient knows what the course of treatment looks like.
Each scheduled session records the modalities delivered, the exercises prescribed and performed, the patient's progress against goals, and a pain score. The therapist sees the trend across the episode at a glance, so the plan can be adjusted when something is not working.
Standardised outcome measures track recovery objectively across the episode, so improvement is evidenced rather than assumed. When goals are met the therapist discharges the patient with a summary, closing the episode cleanly on the same record the rest of the hospital reads.
From any clinician via the chart.
ROM, strength, and pain at baseline.
Specific, measurable, tracked to attainment.
Modalities and frequency that drive the schedule.
Manual, exercise, electrotherapy, and hydrotherapy.
Captured per session, trended across the episode.
Standardised, objective recovery tracking.
Per-session fees and stock drawn for COGS.
Shared with the chart and the whole hospital.
A clinician refers the patient to physiotherapy.
The therapist assesses and sets a plan with SMART goals.
Scheduled sessions capture progress and pain.
Outcomes are measured and the episode closes when goals are met.
By referral. A clinician anywhere in Veona refers the patient via the chart, and the rehabilitation team picks up the referral and opens an episode with an assessment.
Yes. Baseline measures at assessment, a pain score and progress at every session, and standardised outcome measures over the episode mean recovery is evidenced rather than assumed.
Per session, with per-modality add-ons, captured against the visit so the charge posts to receivables, and consumables like electrotherapy pads and bands draw from stock for cost of goods sold.
Yes. The physiotherapy episode lives on the same patient record the chart, ward, and the rest of the hospital read, so there is no separate rehab system to reconcile.
A walkthrough of the rehabilitation pathway, from referral to discharge, on one record.