Evidence from rehabilitation in practice.

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An older adult doing a standing exercise in a sunlit living room.

PATIENT ENGAGEMENT + EXPERIENCE

3.8

Active days per patient per week

Average engagement outside clinic visits.

+71

Patient Net Promoter Score

Based on patients’ likelihood to recommend Brightway.

ACCESS TO REHABILITATION

Begin care sooner.

Patients can begin virtually and receive ongoing support while an in-person appointment is pending.

4 days

4 days

4 days

Average wait for an available virtual PT appointment

From the patient’s call.

Call

Virtual appointment

Ongoing care and therapist follow-up

In-person visits when appropriate.

PATIENT VOICES

Care that fits into everyday life.

“This app has been a game changer and made my life so much easier and having a physical therapist that’s understanding has been amazing.”

“This app has been a game changer and made my life so much easier and having a physical therapist that’s understanding has been amazing.”

“This app has been a game changer and made my life so much easier and having a physical therapist that’s understanding has been amazing.”

Brightway patient

“I love having the app to help with my exercise program. It is very easy to use. My therapist is able to change the exercises as I progress.”

Brightway patient

47%

of Brightway users are aged 65+

CLINICIAN CAPACITY

Put gaps in the schedule to work.

53%

Estimated offset of missed-visit revenue

Therapists can use some time freed by missed visits to review patients, communicate, and document care between visits.

Illustrative financial estimate based on tracked reimbursed RTM time, assumed cancellation/no-show rates, and approximately comparable reimbursement rates.

HEALTH-SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION

From initial evaluation to broader rollout.

Following the initial evaluation, the health system selected Brightway for a broader rollout.

Total-hip recovery

5.1

sessions per week

Initial total-hip cohort

Oncology rehabilitation

The oncology care model combines selected in-person assessments with virtual care and remote monitoring, helping fit rehabilitation around other treatment demands.

The health system evaluated engagement, patient experience, clinical outcomes, and reimbursement performance.

Initial evaluation: 20 patients across total-hip recovery (10) and oncology rehabilitation (10).

MEASUREMENT IN PRACTICE

See how care continues between visits.

Therapists can see how regularly patients exercise and use that information to guide follow-up.

Demo engagement review: 14-day activity chart, exercise completion and active-day summary.
Activity excerpt from the 14-day illustrative engagement review, showing exercise activity on August 26–30.
Activity excerpt from the 14-day illustrative engagement review, showing exercise activity on August 26–30.
Illustrative 14-day summary: sets completed 54 percent; days active 11 days.
Illustrative 14-day summary: sets completed 54 percent; days active 11 days.

Example therapist view · Illustrative patient data

Patient engagement

Review activity and exercise completion over time.

Patient feedback

Follow assigned surveys and patient-reported information.

Care delivery

Review documented interactions and clinician time.

RESEARCH + EXTERNAL SUPPORT

Research collaboration and support.

Grant-supported research

Johns Hopkins AITC

Brightway received research support through Johns Hopkins AITC, funded by the National Institute on Aging, for smartphone-based fall prevention and monitoring.

Project collaborator: Dennis Anderson, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center / Harvard Medical School.

Read the award announcement

Read the award announcement

Social-impact investment

Richard King Mellon Foundation

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