TeleHab

Remote rehabilitation from a library of exercise videos

TeleHab lets a practitioner prescribe exercise for rehabilitation at a distance, and its makers describe it as a smooth remote experience for practitioner and client alike. A practitioner builds a program for a client without needing an in-person visit, and the client carries it out at home.

Building programs

The library keeps growing and already holds over 4,500 videos that have been through clinical review, which practitioners draw on. The subjects named include range of motion, hand therapy, pilates and strength and conditioning, among others, so a program can be put together from material suited to the client's recovery.

Clients record their own exercises

The company calls it unique that clients can film themselves performing their exercise program on a phone. The practitioner can then review the videos remotely, which is the way the platform keeps clients accountable and lets progress be tracked between appointments.

TeleHab is aimed at therapists and other rehabilitation practitioners who work with clients at a distance.