What an allied health / physiotherapy app looks like
This is a working application, not a screenshot — click through its screens, open records, ask its assistant. It runs on fictional sample data for “Motion Point Physio” — 9 clinicians, 68 appointments today, 82% utilisation, 7 reports due and fictional client Noah Williams.
Sample dataMPMotion Point Physio
Operations
Appointments
Export report
All sites▾This week▾Filters
allied health / physiotherapy capacity
Capacity, bookings and conflicts
Capacitybookings per slot · 5 resources
3/5
Mon 21
5/5
Tue 22
5/5
Wed 23
2/5
Thu 24
5/5
Fri 25
Waiting list
Mon 212d
Tue 223d
Wed 234d
Now
Resource
Mon 21
Tue 22
Wed 23
Thu 24
Fri 25
Mon 21Scheduled
Tue 22Available
Wed 23Scheduled
Thu 24Available
Fri 25Scheduled
ScheduledAvailableConflictNow
Control register
ALL-310
Treatment plan — Hillarys
ALL-311
History private for Foreshore Holdings
ALL-312
Insurer funded — Nedlands
ALL-313
Invoices rejected for Silver Wattle Co
ALL-314
Claims practitioners — Como
ALL-315
Rooms visit for Greenmount Bros
ALL-316
Types waitlist — Hillarys
ALL-317
Cancellations initial for Foreshore Holdings
Sample app with fictional data — Motion Point Physio is not a real business.
What’s inside
Appointments
Practitioners, rooms, visit types, waitlist and cancellations.
Clinical queue
Initial assessments, plans, reports and follow-up due.
Client record
Goals, outcome measures, treatment plan and visit history.
Billing
Private, insurer and plan-funded invoices with rejected claims.
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