For clinicians · Investigational workspace
Review movement remotely. Keep the clinical decision human.
TelePT is an investigational workspace for reviewing movement evidence and editable draft notes. The tool estimates and organizes; you verify the findings and make every clinical decision.
PUBLIC DEMO: Fictional data · No PHI · Not clinically validated · Not for patient care
Clinician decision in this example: accepted 129°. This is the reviewed frame estimate, not the highest observed value.
Why not the observed maximum?
The observed maximum was 136°. It is context, not an automatically accepted result. The clinician reviews the captured estimate and can accept, retake, reject, or record unable to measure.
Source → TelePT → clinician
Know the source. Review the result.
An observation, a calculation, and a draft are not the same as a clinician-verified finding.
What happened in the fictional session
Movement, task response, and clinician-entered observations.
What the tool estimated
Browser-local angle and quality information that remains investigational.
What the tool organized
Editable wording that cannot be signed or submitted independently.
What a human explicitly accepted
The reviewed captured estimate—not automatically the highest observed value.
The product path
One review, five steps.
Follow one fictional shoulder-mobility case from setup to an editable draft.
- 01
Meet
Review one fictional shoulder-mobility case and the limits of the demonstration.
- 02
Prepare
Check whether the sample setup supports a clear observation.
- 03
Review movement
Review the simulated evidence. Accept, retake, reject, or record unable to measure.
- 04
Review draft
Trace clinician-accepted findings into editable draft text. Nothing is signed or submitted.
- 05
Finish
Confirm cleanup, review what happened, and share optional product feedback without patient information.
Clinician control
Poor evidence is not a confident finding.
When evidence is insufficient, retake the observation or record unable to measure. Accepting an estimate requires your explicit review.
TelePT does not
- × Diagnose independently
- × Prescribe treatment automatically
- × Guarantee measurement accuracy
- × Determine jurisdictional authorization
- × Sign documentation, submit billing, or write to an EHR
Try the public sandbox
Explore the fictional workflow.
No login or camera permission required. Use the sample case; do not enter real medical information.
Research and limits
Investigational. Not clinically validated.
The sandbox is available for exploration, not patient care.
What is available now?
A fictional five-step clinician workflow, browser-local generated-landmark testing, fail-closed poor-evidence states, editable draft review, local recovery, cleanup, and optional product feedback.
What is still investigational?
Movement estimates, measurement validity, usability, camera lifecycle, future video integration, jurisdictional research, and any real clinical performance remain unestablished.
What about Recovery Quest?
Recovery Quest remains a separate private clinician-review experiment. It is not patient-facing and is not exposed through the public sandbox.
Does the public demo use patient information?
No. The sandbox uses fictional sample data and is not for patient care. Do not enter PHI or other real medical information.
Looking for Medicare policy context?
The Medicare guide provides separate policy context for students and clinicians. It does not establish TelePT as a clinical service. Read the Medicare telehealth context.
Tiny feedback
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Need the policy context?
Read the current Medicare telehealth frame.
TelePT here is investigational and clinician-in-the-loop. The Medicare guide gives students and clinicians policy context without turning this into a clinical service claim.