Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Information System
Request a demonstrationRehabilitation is delivered in a course of sessions and judged on functional improvement. Without a baseline measurement and a repeat, nobody can say whether the course worked.
REHABIS structures the assessment, the programme and the outcome measures, so progress is demonstrated rather than asserted — to the patient, and to whoever is paying.
Baseline assessment with standard measures, repeated through the course so change is quantified.
Structured programmes with exercises, frequency and progression rather than a note per visit.
Every session recorded, with attendance tracked because non-attendance is the main reason rehabilitation fails.
Standard outcome instruments scored over time, producing evidence of benefit.
Physiotherapy, occupational therapy and other disciplines contributing to one plan rather than parallel notes.
Home exercise programmes issued at discharge and reviewed at follow-up.
Physiotherapy departments, rehabilitation centres, private physiotherapy practices and multi-disciplinary rehab teams.
Yes. Rehabilitation is modelled as an episode containing many sessions, which is how it is actually delivered and billed.
Yes. Standard outcome measures recorded at baseline and review produce the evidence an insurer or scheme asks for before approving further sessions.
Yes, through the patient portal where the facility enables it, which improves adherence between sessions.
Yes. It scales down to one practitioner while keeping the assessment and outcome structure that distinguishes professional practice.
Every OPES system shares one patient identity through OPESCare, so a patient moving between departments or facilities keeps one record rather than accumulating several.
We will show you the system against your own workflow rather than a generic demonstration. Tell us your facility type and we will tailor it.
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