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Elevate your BFR training protocols with objective strength and functional data. Improve patient outcomes, enhance medical necessity, and optimize clinic efficiency.
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Discover proven isokinetic exercise examples with objective data tracking. Enhance rehab protocols with techniques, equipment guidelines, and measurable outcomes.
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Choose the right rehabilitation modality for consistent results. Get evidence-based guidance on equipment, compliance , and reimbursement optimization.
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Discover how to measure, test, and strengthen wrist flexion and extension using clinical tools, functional exercises, and targeted rehab protocols.
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Accelerate your recovery with soccer rehab exercises and advanced rehabilitation tools designed to build strength, restore mobility, and prevent re-injury.
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Explore our total knee replacement rehab protocol for a step-by-step recovery plan, enhancing mobility and strength post-surgery.
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Discover effective hand physical therapy exercises designed to enhance strength and flexibility, aiding in recovery and improving daily hand function.
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Discover a step-by-step shoulder dislocation rehab protocol designed to restore function, prevent re-injury, and guide your patients safely from initial evaluation to full return to activity.
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Learn how to choose and apply the right occupational therapy assessments, from ADLs to cognition. Improve outcomes, guide care plans, and elevate your clinical practice.
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Discover the best hip exercises for strength and mobility, avoid common mistakes that lead to injury, and explore recommended equipment to enhance your routine.
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This guide walks you through the shoulder evaluation essentials: patient history, visual assessment, ROM and strength tests, special assessments, and clinical decision-making. Refine your shoulder evaluation skills for better diagnoses.
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The pinch tool (or the 151) is one of the most widely used upper extremity tools on the PrimusRS. Learn how to set it up for pinch strength testing and exercises. Customize the set up to adapt as your patient progresses.
