DigiRehab’s digital exercise tool is designed for assisted living facilities, in-home care providers, and therapy clinics.
DigiRehab for Assisted Living Facilities
Assisted living facilities want to keep their residents as independent as possible. DigiRehab helps alleviate caregiver burden through providing exercise plans specifically designed to maintain and improve overall mobility, strength, and function in seniors. DigiRehab allows decreased resources and clinician time in order to still make improvements with the resident. Additionally, DigiRehab is another source of revenue for assisted living facilities, because they can charge participants for the use of the DigiRehab software.
DigiRehab for In-home Care Providers
In-home care providers can use DigiRehab for unskilled staff that come in and help participants with daily housekeeping and personal care tasks. DigiRehab allows in-home care providers to use their software to alleviate caregiver burden and maintain participants as long as possible and at a higher functional and strength capacity. DigiRehab allows decreased acuity for care provided and decreased clinician skill set to allow time to focus on participant needs. Additionally, DigiRehab provides in-home care providers with another source of revenue.
DigiRehab for Therapy Clinics
DigiRehab allows therapists to use their software after they discharge participants. This provides additional revenue and assists participants with continuing their treatment program. DigiRehab gives the discharged participants an exercise program to maintain current level of function and provide areas of growth. This decreases the level of therapist burden, while providing another source of revenue for the clinic. Additionally, for private practices, DigiRehab is an easy way to provide therapy programs with a cost-neutral or positive ROI. The amount of money needed for DigiRehab’s platform is less than what private practices can be reimbursed for through the participant care provided.
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