PhysiApp

Once you add your feedback and save, you can’t add additional notes. Please allow more edits in the Feedback. Otherwise it’s a great tool for rehab.

I would like to know what is the recommended weight time between reps and sets

Very helpful work at home.

In reviewing the apps on my phone, I found this one. It doesn’t appear on my Home Screen and despite trying numerous ways to delete this thing from my phone, I can’t find any way to do it. I didn’t download it and the fact that I can’t find a way to delete the app from my phone is ringing huge alarm bells.

Trying these routines to obtain relief from femoral nerve related trauma. Nice stretches after less evasive mitral valve repair open heart surgery. Unlike most open heart surgeries my sternum is intact and I have medium strength in my arms already. I have to go a little easy avoiding tension in suture areas.

This is a great way to show people what they need to do and you always have access to it.

This exercise program is extremely helpful for anyone recovering from knee surgery. I wish that this would have been available to me right after my knee replacement surgery. The challenges now are somewhat difficult, but manageable. After only 7 sessions, I can begin to feel the benefit. Onwards and upwards.

I love the app. The workouts allow me to get stronger, the tutorial videos provide great instruction on how to do the exercises correctly and I appreciate the timer

Thank you! I don’t know why I didn’t look before the last review. I was hoping it would let me edit the last review and delete that part.

So glad I found my current Physiotherapist and am glad to have this app to guide me in my program. The only thing I would like to see added, is the ability to change the order of items, primarily to stretch (for example) hips after all other relevant exercises. Thank you for producing a great App!