Clinician burnout is a growing crisis across rehabilitation and neurology practices. A major contributor? The hours spent on manual documentation that pulls providers away from direct patient care.
For every patient encounter, clinicians are expected to record detailed functional assessments, track progress against baselines, and justify medical necessity — often through free-text notes that are time-consuming and inconsistent. The administrative weight is unsustainable, and it’s driving talented professionals out of the field.
Automated movement analysis offers a meaningful solution. When objective motion data is captured during standard clinical assessments, documentation practically writes itself. Metrics like joint range of motion, gait velocity, and balance scores are recorded in real time — no manual transcription required.
This isn’t about replacing clinical judgment. It’s about removing the documentation burden so clinicians can focus on what they trained to do: treat patients. When a platform like Kinetically generates quantified movement reports automatically, providers spend less time charting and more time caring.
The result is better documentation, better outcomes, and providers who can sustain long, fulfilling careers in patient care.