Reliable Grip Strength Measurement
BTE’s grip strength dynamometer helps your clinic move beyond subjective testing with precise digital measurements. Our systems provide automated reports that save time with objective documentation.
BTE's Equipment Line for Objective Grip Strength Measurement
EVJ
Build your own portable testing toolkit with this modular evaluation system. Choose from high-precision tools measuring strength, range of motion, and functional tasks such as push, pull, lift, and carry. Objective reports support documentation of job-readiness decisions.
Prism
This compact functional testing system helps clinicians measure fine motor skills and dynamic functional activities. Use pre-built templates or customize to match client’s job demands. Export data and share reports with employers, physicians, and insurers.
Simulator II
This upper extremity rehabilitation system provides both testing and treatment of fine motor skills and functional tasks. Measure hand and UE strength, ROM, and simulate functional ADLs and job tasks. Objective reports show progress over time to support your clinical decisions.
PrimusRS
This advanced rehabilitation platform enables clinicians to objectively assess upper extremity and lower extremity strength, ROM, and functional tasks. It adapts seamlessly to hand therapy, post-op, athletic, geriatric, and return-to-work rehab. Automated reports deliver quantified data to support progress tracking.
Trusted by Clinics, Hospitals, and Research Centers Worldwide
Patients like the technology, seeing their results and tracking their improvements on the screen. They want to come back next time to get better results. This technology gives them something they cannot replicate at home or at other physical rehabilitation centers in the area.
Center Manager, NovaCare Rehabilitation
Book a Demo for Grip Strength Dynamometers
Talk with our equipment specialists to explore grip strength testing tools for your clinic
Why Choose BTE for Grip Strength Dynamometers?
Objective, Repeatable Data
Capture grip strength with digital instrumentation, supporting sound clinical decisions with quantifiable data.
Streamlined Workflows
Automated reporting can reduce documentation time and lessen the clerical burden on your staff.
Enhanced Patient Engagement
Visual progress reports help motivate patients and may improve adherence to their rehabilitation program.
Versatility Across Programs
Our equipment supports evaluations for multiple populations, from post-operative rehab to sports performance and geriatric care.
Professional, Shareable Reports
Instantly generate clear reports for payers, physicians, and patients.
Integrated Functional Assessment
BTE systems combine grip strength measurement with a wide range of functional movement assessments for comprehensive evaluations.
Clinical Application & Use Cases
Hand Therapy
Hand therapists rely on a grip strength dynamometer to measure, document, and track grip strength throughout rehabilitation, guiding progression and providing clear visuals for patient engagement.
Geriatric Rehabilitation
Clinicians use a grip strength dynamometer to objectively assess baseline grip strength and monitor changes in older adults, as grip strength is a key biomarker of overall health in this population. This data supports functional evaluations and care planning.
Occupational Rehabilitation, Industrial, and Return-to-Work Programs
Clinicians utilize a grip strength dynamometer to document functional grip strength and endurance relevant to job demands, supporting fit-for-duty and return-to-work determinations with reliable data.
Neurologic Rehabilitation
In neurologic rehab, clinicians apply a grip strength dynamometer to quantify hand function and track progress in patients recovering from neurologic events, aiding in the development of individualized care strategies.
Grip Strength Dynamometer that Simplifies Documentation
BTE’s grip strength testing tools generate automated reports that show exactly what insurance reviewers look for: objective outcomes. Clinicians can quickly drop reports directly into patient notes, saving time and strengthening documentation with data. Use of BTE’s grip strength dynamometer may qualify for the following CPT codes with the proper documentation:
- 97750—Physical performance evaluation, with a written report.
- 97161, 97162, 97163—Physical therapy evaluations
- 97164—Physical therapy re-evaluation
- 97165, 97166, 97167—Occupational therapy evaluations
- 97168—Occupational therapy re-evaluation
Objective testing. Clear reports. Documentation insurers trust.
Installation & Maintenance for Your Grip Strength Dynamometer
BTE delivers, installs, and calibrates your equipment, and provides staff training. After the initial training, your clinic still has access to virtual or on-site training for new staff, exploring unique applications, or simply a refresher. Flexible warranty options include general maintenance, repairs, priority support from BTE, and more benefits to ensure smooth operations.
Case Studies
Primus RS Case Study – London Road Community Hospital
The rehab team at London Road Community Hospital are restoring Long-COVID patients’ strength and function for Return to Work using the PrimusRS.
Read MoreRelated Articles
FAQs
-
How can a grip strength dynamometer benefit our therapy clinic?
A grip strength dynamometer provides objective data to help clinicians assess hand function, track patient progress, and tailor treatment plans. -
What equipment factors should we consider when purchasing a grip strength dynamometer?
Key factors include the device's durability, ease of use, the reliability and repeatability of its measurements, and its compatibility with existing patient management software for seamless data integration -
Is this grip strength dynamometer compatible with electronic health records (EHR)?
Yes, BTE’s equipment is compatible with EHRs for efficient documentation and data export. -
What training do staff need to use a grip strength dynamometer effectively?
Staff should be trained on proper patient positioning, consistent measurement techniques, and data interpretation to ensure repeatable assessments and support patient-centered protocols.