Overview
Videoreha is a tele-rehabilitation platform connecting physiotherapists and patients through structured video exercise programs, scheduled video sessions, and progress tracking. It serves both private practices and institutional rehabilitation providers.
The challenge
Patients often drop out of rehabilitation when in-person sessions are inconvenient or expensive, and clinicians have no visibility into what happens between visits. The result is slower recovery and worse outcomes.
What we built
We built a curated exercise library with video walkthroughs, prescription tools for clinicians to assemble personalized programs, scheduling and video consultations, and tracking dashboards that show adherence and progress per patient. Browser and mobile clients share the same backend.
Outcome
Clinicians can now extend supervision beyond the clinic visit, patients have clear daily programs to follow at home, and adherence is measurable instead of anecdotal.
Frequently asked questions
How are video consultations handled?
Live consultations use WebRTC, hosted on infrastructure that meets EU healthcare data requirements. No third-party consumer video service handles the call; the path is from clinician to patient through our servers only.
Who creates the exercise library?
Clinical content is owned by the operator. We provide the platform and the publishing tools; physiotherapists own clinical decisions about what goes into a program. We never override clinical judgment in the product.
Can patients use it on a tablet or just on a phone?
Both. Patients commonly follow programs on a tablet or large phone for easier video viewing. The clinician console works on desktop and tablet for clinics that want to demo exercises in person.
How is patient adherence measured?
Each prescribed session is tracked: whether the patient started, completed, and how they self-rated difficulty and pain. Clinicians see adherence at a glance per patient and can adjust programs accordingly. This is the layer that historically did not exist between visits.
Further reading
- World Physiotherapy — Digital practice
- WHO — Telehealth guidance
- WebRTC — Real-time communication standard
Working on something similar?
We are always open to a short conversation about a project, even when the brief is still rough.