Minutes back, every assessment.
When TUG, gait, balance, and sit-to-stand are captured and scored automatically, your team stops re-running tests and re-typing the same numbers — that time goes back to patient care.
For clinic owners
A modern, defensible therapy operation — without buying a motion-capture lab.
Kinetically gives your clinic the objective evidence, documentation quality, and patient engagement that the next decade of therapy reimbursement and outcomes reporting will demand — using devices you already own.
Notes that hold up to review.
Objective metrics, capture timestamps, trend evidence, and adherence data give your clinicians the language payers expect — and reduce the chase when ADRs and appeals hit.
Patients who can see they're getting better.
When patients see their own numbers improve visit over visit, they show up to the next one. Quantified progress is the most persuasive case for completing a plan of care.
A foundation for remote-therapeutic-monitoring revenue.
Home-program adherence, remote re-tests, and therapy-response signals are exactly the engagement and documentation pieces RTM care models are built around.
A modern practice
Run the practice the next decade of therapy rewards.
Objective data isn't just a clinical upgrade — it's an operational one. Owner-level visibility into the same metrics across every clinician and location turns movement analysis into a recruiting edge, a referral story, and documentation that holds up when payers push back.
See the payer-documentation playbook → ROI model
Run the numbers for your own clinic.
These are configurable scenarios, not promises. Adjust the assumptions to match your practice — the calculator shows you the rough scale of each value lever.
Differentiation
Modern movement intelligence — from devices you already own.
Competing for therapists, referrals, and self-pay patients is harder than ever. Kinetically gives a multi-location practice the kind of objective, longitudinal evidence story that the best academic medical centers run on — without the capital expense of a gait lab.
- Consistent across locations. Every site captures and scores the same way. Owner dashboards roll up the same metrics across the practice.
- Recruiting edge. Therapists want to work where the documentation isn't crushing them. Objective capture removes hours of charting per week.
- Referral story. When you can hand a referring physician trended objective data, you become the practice they want to send patients to.
- Onboarding without rebuilds. Runs on the phones and tablets your clinics already have. No new hardware procurement cycle.
How RTM revenue works
The reimbursement mechanism behind the "RTM-ready" lever.
RTM is referenced throughout the business case — here's the actual mechanism, in plain language, so the model isn't a black box.
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What RTM is
Remote Therapeutic Monitoring is a Medicare-recognized care model that attaches reimbursement to monitoring and engaging patients between visits using digital tools — the work many clinics already do informally.
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Who can bill it
Qualified practitioners, including physical and occupational therapists in many practice settings, can furnish RTM under current Medicare rules. Eligibility varies by setting and state scope of practice.
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What it requires
A qualifying digital tool the patient uses, enrollment and consent, periodic time-stamped data collection, and documented clinician review/management time between visits.
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How Kinetically fits
Kinetically supplies the data-collection and engagement layer RTM assumes exists — home re-tests, adherence tracking, retained time-stamped captures, and review-ready trend signals. It is not a billing system.
Read the full RTM guide →
Eligibility, code selection, time thresholds, and payer coverage change and vary by setting — confirm current CPT guidance and your MAC's coverage with your billing and compliance teams. Not billing, coding, or legal advice.
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