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ForPatientApp

Your patient app

ForPatientApp is your trusted digital companion, guiding you through every step of your care journey and keeping you informed along the way.

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Clear information for your peace of mind

ForPatientApp gives you easy-to-understand content tailored to your condition. It helps you know what to expect, prepare for each step, and feel more confident about your recovery.

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Your personalized treatment plan

Get a personalized care plan with helpful information, reminders, and exercises - keeping you on track and making recovery easier, every step tailored to your needs.

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Share your progress easily

With the app, you can share important recovery updates through simple questionnaires, helping your care team track progress and give you the best support throughout your treatment.

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Exercises selected just for you

ForPatientApp Move* offers a personalized recovery plan from your care team with guided exercises, supporting you to stay active and improving mobility step by step.

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Keep moving, anytime and anywhere

Easy-to-follow exercises, digital guidance, and real-time feedback allow you to train independently and flexibly – wherever you are. It is designed to keep you active and motivated.

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Valuable insights for your care team

ForPatientApp Move* helps your care team track your recovery in real time. It provides insights regarding your mobility, range of motion and exercise quality.

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Save time and feel prepared

You get the right information at the right time. ForPatientApp keeps you informed, reducing extra appointments or calls so you can focus on preparation for surgery and recovery.

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Secure data transfer

Protecting your personal data is our priority. It is only accessible to you and authorized medical staff.

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Streamlined organization

ForPatientApp streamlines organization with your clinic, keeps your information structured and accessible in one place, supporting you and your care team for well-coordinated treatment.

Your effort makes a difference

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    patients feel well-informed, improving overall satisfaction1

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    reduction in patient inquiries and phone calls2

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    of patients are motivated to exercise, supporting early mobilization and faster recovery3

*ForPatientApp Move is powered by Kemtai Care

 

References

  1. Feedback of 151 Patients using FPA in Czech Republic.
  2. Findings from FPA pilot in Joint Replacement Clinic in Australia with 167 patients, Statements from Study Nurse.
  3. Cooper, D. M., Bhuskute, N., & Walsh, G. (2022). Exploring the Impact and Acceptance of Wearable Sensor Technology for Pre- and Postoperative Rehabilitation in Knee Replacement Patients: A U.K.-Based Pilot Study. JB & JS open access, 7(2), e21.00154. https://doi.org/10.2106/JBJS.OA.21.001534