PhysioTools
PhysioTools - the smart way to create exercise programs for rehabilitation and fitness
With PhysioTools you can
- Create professional exercise programs tailored exactly to your clients' needs
- Engage and motivate your clients with the PT Momentum app
- Select from a wide range of exercises in different specialist areas
Products
Use PhysioTools Online from any device with Internet access to create a personalised exercise program with videos that can be emailed, printed or sent to PT Momentum - the exercise motivator App.
PhysioTools Online Basic forms a solid base for healthcare and fitness professionals. Add Collections to expand your exercise library. Read more
PhysioTools Online Premium provides a cost effective option for organisations requiring a wide range of multi-professional content in different specialist areas. The exercises cover rehabilitation, occupational therapy, ergonomics, paediatrics, podiatry, speech therapy, manual therapy, neurology, aquatic therapy, older people, sports and fitness and much more. Read more
Free PT Momentum app encourages your clients to reach a daily exercise target and reminds them to exercise. Read more
Educational offer: Used extensively in schools, colleges and universities, PhysioTools is a great resource for both tutors and students. We offer educational institutions FREE use of PhysioTools Online Premium. Read more
About PhysioTools
Since 1987, PhysioTools has worked with world renowned authors and publishers to bring you professional and up to date clinical content. Leading hospitals, universities, clinics and professionals around the world use PhysioTools to create exercise and information programs in 28 languages.
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