PTX Therapy - 24/7 Pain Relief

I cannot say enough about PTX. I got in touch years ago before s knee surgery and got so much help and relief at that time. Now I’m suffering with sciatica and John gave me a new program for that and it’s gone!!! Please people- do yourself a favor and try this

The therapy was useful for my neck and back pain, and the app is very easy to follow. It’s great to have an app where I can do personalized exercises at home. I didn’t have to chase down a PT covered by my insurance, I could just signup and get started.

This has been a very helpful app to use. Thank you ! Charlene

Been an amazing help to me to maintain fitness at age 83. These stretches as prescribed by a fine therapist can be a doorway to remaining fit into advanced age. Not having and not using these stretches is a guarantee that you will be reduced to a lack of movement type lifestyle which will destroy you.

Best therapy in the world no cap

This program works and is fantastic!

Why not leave it alone? I used to be able to just pull up the exercise list from my therapist. Now, I have to start a training session and check boxes that submit information to whatever. Before you change things, use them so you understand what’s important to the user. Or ask them. Instead of spamming the world with ways to make another dollar and get those all important stars, send an email to users for review/suggestions for an update.

Timer stops when the screen goes to sleep. Also can’t see the exercise list without clicking through a bunch of questions. Bring back the old UX please!

The update ruined a perfectly useful app. Way too much friction and inflexibility now. Data scraping seems to be the motivation as new version forces user to rate their pain index in order to start the exercises!! Why must we offer data in order to access our routines? New version also forces user through exercise plan in the app-lead order whereas previous version was a user-directed checklist that put the user in charge. Finally the old, pleasant timer with quiet cheerful tune at alarm is now a female machine voice ordering the start and end. Sorry, human patient. Technology is meant to be a tool to help humans, but the new PTX app thinks humans are here to serve technology.

I really hate the recent changes to the app. The worst problem is that the timer for the exercises no longer works on my iPhone because s as soon as my screen goes dark ) while I’m doing the exercise), the timer pauses. Not helpful! I also dislike the addition of the “How are you feeling” score before beginning the exercise menu. I also dislikethat’s it’s more cumbersome to find the list of exercises and the default seems to be open to the first exercise rather than the list. I finally found where the list can be accessed, but just generally think the so changes were not thoughtfully done and wish I could revert to the older version.