RehabPilot vs Physitrack
Personalized exercises and clear Solo/Clinic pricing — without enterprise sales overhead.
Why choose RehabPilot over Physitrack
Personalization over stock volume
Physitrack shines with tens of thousands of studio exercises. RehabPilot focuses on content you record with your patients — familiar faces, familiar cues, higher recognition at home.
Transparent practice pricing
Solo and Clinic tiers are published on the website and priced per practitioner. You are not pushed into a sales quote just to understand the monthly cost.
Self-serve trial
Start a 14-day clinic trial from the site. Evaluate workflow with your team before committing.
Clinic workflow without enterprise weight
Plan builder, weekly scheduling, session notes, and adherence tracking — sized for solo therapists and small-to-mid clinics.
Side-by-side: more practice value, clearer cost
| Capability | RehabPilot | Physitrack |
|---|---|---|
| Large stock exercise library | ||
| Exercises filmed with your own patients | Not the core model | |
| Public per-practitioner pricing on the website | Often sales-led | |
| Free unlimited patient app | ||
| 14-day self-serve clinic trial | Typically demo / sales | |
| Price never scales with patient count | Depends on plan |
Frequently asked questions
Short answers on price, scope, and switching. Ready? Start a trial or see pricing.
Is RehabPilot a Physitrack clone?
No. Physitrack is built around a large stock library and broader platform packaging. RehabPilot is built around your own recorded exercises and lean clinic workflow pricing.
When is Physitrack still a better fit?
If you need a massive ready-made library, deep EMR integrations, or enterprise procurement features as the primary purchase driver, Physitrack may fit better. RehabPilot targets practices that want personalization and predictable seat pricing.
Can I switch without disrupting patients?
Yes in practice: recreate key exercises with your own recordings, assign week plans, and invite patients to the free RehabPilot app. Start with a trial clinic first.
What if we keep paper handouts?
Sheets get lost. No adherence trail. You rebuild the plan every visit.
What if someone builds our own HEP system?
Months of DIY while therapists type instead of treat. Solo costs less than a few billable hours a year.