Cadence gives physical therapists the structured clinical tools to document sessions, track objective outcome measures, and demonstrate evidence-based progress — without the documentation overhead that steals time from care.
Every tool in Cadence is designed around how physical therapists actually work — not adapted from generic EMR templates.
PT-native SOAP note templates with guided fields for impairment measures, interventions, and response to treatment. Documentation takes minutes, not the drive home.
Automated scoring for LEFS, DASH, NDI, PSFS, GROC, FAAM, KOOS, and 28 other validated tools. Trending charts and norm-referenced comparisons built in.
Assign video-guided HEP from the session screen. Patients check in via mobile app. You see compliance rates, exercise-level adherence, and pain response — before the next session.
One-click generation of formatted progress reports for referring physicians, surgeons, and insurance reviewers. Outcome graphs, objective data tables, and clinical narrative — all structured for clinical review.
End-to-end encryption at rest and in transit, full audit log, per-user role controls, automatic session timeout, and BAA included on every plan. Not retrofitted — built from day one.
Track referral source conversion, clinician productivity, payer mix, discharge outcomes, and patient census — in a dashboard built for clinic owners, not hospital administrators.
Aggregate data from 3,200 clinicians across 12 months of active Cadence use.
All outcome data is real — pulled from de-identified Cadence session records with clinician consent.
"My shoulder patients used to ask me 'am I making progress?' and I'd have to pull out my notes to reassure them. Now I just turn the screen around. The outcome trend chart does the talking. It's changed how I talk about recovery goals in the first session."
"Our referring orthopedic surgeons started sending more cases after we sent our first Cadence progress report. They could see exactly what we were tracking, with real numbers. Before, they were getting hand-written summaries. The difference is night and day."
"I'd tried three EMR systems over my career. Every one of them was built for billing, not for clinical thinking. Cadence is the first tool I've used that actually maps to how I reason about a patient's episode of care — intake, impairment profile, hypothesis, intervention selection, response. It's not just documentation. It makes me a sharper clinician."
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