Recovery after surgery
Post-Operative Physical Rehabilitation
Guided exercise at home, with the physiotherapist still in the loop.
Post-Operative Physical Rehabilitation is designed to support recovery after surgery with clinician-prescribed home exercise programmes, camera-based movement guidance, progress the patient can see, and a clinician view that flags who needs attention.
Demonstration
Demo with synthetic data
A synthetic lateral shoulder raise: the camera tracks each rep against the range the physiotherapist set, says whether it was done well, and flags anything above the limit.
All names, values, and records in this demonstration are invented. It illustrates the workflow and is not a screenshot of a deployed system.
Post-Operative Physical Rehabilitation
Conceptual demo, synthetic dataTracking
Camera view
Lateral shoulder raise
Set 1 of 2Target 75–90°
Shoulder angle
83°
Reps
6/6
Set complete. 4 of 6 reps in range.
Design intent
Design intent
- 01
Prescribed, not generic
Programmes are set and adjusted by the treating clinician for each patient and each phase of recovery.
- 02
Movement guidance
Camera-based feedback on repetitions and range of motion, using an ordinary phone or laptop.
- 03
Progress people can read
Patients see sessions completed, range-of-motion trends, and what comes next.
- 04
Pain and symptom check-ins
Short check-ins before and after sessions. Concerning answers are routed to the care team.
- 05
Clinician overview
Adherence and trends across patients, with flags for those who may need a call or an earlier visit.
How it works
- 1
Prescribe
The physiotherapist sets exercises, targets, and limits.
- 2
Exercise
The patient follows guided sessions at home.
- 3
Check in
Pain, swelling, and effort are logged in seconds.
- 4
Review
The care team sees trends and flags, and adjusts the plan.
Built for
- Patients recovering after orthopaedic and other surgery
- Physiotherapists and rehabilitation teams
- Surgical service leads
Safeguards
- Red-flag symptoms prompt the patient to contact their care team. The app does not triage emergencies.
- Range-of-motion estimates are shown as estimates, with their limits explained.
- Programme changes are made by clinicians, not by the software.
Boundaries
- This is a working title for a product in design. Capability and availability are to be confirmed.
- It supports supervised physiotherapy and does not replace it.
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