Getting better happens mostly at home. Now your physio can see it.
Angghrija runs your clinic's bookings and plans, and guides patients through their home exercises with just a phone camera, so you know how they're really doing between visits.
- Any modern phone, no wearables
- Video stays on the phone
- Patients never pay
Eleven days after surgery, Ritu books her first session.
She finds an open slot on her phone from the link her surgeon gave her. On Tuesday, Dr. Ananya records her assessment, then builds a home plan from her own post knee replacement template, adjusted for Ritu, in under two minutes.
- Online booking that shows real availability
- Assessment notes with range of motion and pain fields
- Templates you write once and adjust per patient
Tuesday with Dr. Ananya · reminder set for the day before
- Heel slidesSlow, to a gentle stretch3 × 10
- Quad sets3 × 10 · hold 5 s
- Sit-to-standRaised chair, adjusted for Ritu3 × 10
- Ankle pumpsEvery waking hour2 × 20
Most patients stop doing their exercises at home.
Not because they don't care, but because they're unsure they're doing them right.
So Ritu's plan lives on her phone in plain language. Each exercise has a short video in Dr. Ananya's own words, the dose she prescribed, and one clear button to begin.
- Short demo videos from your own library
- Reminders at the time the patient picks
- Large text and calm screens for every age
- Heel slides3 × 10 · 4 min
- Quad sets3 × 10 · 5 min
- Sit-to-stand3 × 10 · 8 minNext
Her phone props against a cup. The camera starts counting.
Her phone camera counts reps and checks her form. Nothing is recorded unless she chooses to share a clip.
- Counts every repSets, reps and hold times are tracked without tapping the screen.
- Measures the angleKnee, hip and shoulder angles are estimated from the camera on each rep.
- Corrects kindlyOne short cue at a time, written the way a physio would say it.
Between visits, Dr. Ananya can finally see the work.
You see progress between visits, and the AI points out what's worth a look. You decide what changes.
- Adherence, angles and pain, per exercise
- Short flags for patients who need attention
- Nothing in the plan changes without you
Pain rose to 4/10 after step-ups on two days this week, while knee bend keeps improving. You may want to review step height.
Two edits on Monday. Ritu sees them before lunch.
Dr. Ananya swaps step-ups for supported mini squats and adds ten minutes on a stationary bike. Ritu's app updates straight away, with a short note from her physio explaining why.
- Swap, add or progress an exercise in a few taps
- A note travels with every change
- Full plan history kept for your records
“Let's swap step-ups for mini squats this week. Your bend is looking great.” Dr. Ananya
Meanwhile, the front desk runs itself a little more.
Reminders go out on their own. Invoices and packages are tracked against each visit. When someone cancels, the slot is offered to the waiting list and filled.
Thursday 4:00 pm with Dr. Rohan was offered to 3 people on the waiting list. Taken in 11 minutes.
Every patient booked for tomorrow got a reminder with a confirm and reschedule link.
10-session rehab package, 6 used. Balance shown on her next invoice.
Invoice raised from the visit, payment recorded, receipt emailed.
Ritu walks up the stairs at home. No pain.
Her knee bend went from 78° to 115° across eight weeks. Every home session, every angle and every pain score is in her record, so the discharge summary almost writes itself.
Same visits. Better recovery. Because the work at home finally counted.
Ready to share with Ritu and her surgeon.