Clyno for Physiotherapists
A pain score that tells you in words whether it moved, six rehab courses already written, and “session 4 of 8” with what is paid and what is still owed.
Sound familiar?
The daily frictions we hear from physiotherapists — and what Clyno does about them.
Made for a physiotherapist's day
Pain out of ten, and whether it moved
Tap today's score and Clyno says it in words — down two points since last session, or unchanged. The whole run of scores sits on one line.
Courses that are already written
Low back pain, frozen shoulder, post-operative knee, neck pain, stroke rehabilitation and sports injury, with the sessions laid out. You price them.
“Session 4 of 8”, with the money
What is done, what is left, what has been collected and what is still owed — so the patient can see where she is in the course, which is usually what she is really asking.
Function, not just pain
The functional note and the home exercise programme are kept with the session they belong to, so the next therapist picks up exactly where you left off.
Twelve modalities, priced
IFT, ultrasound, TENS, short wave, wax, cervical and lumbar traction, manual therapy, dry needling, taping and gait training — at your clinic's saved rate.
Reminders that keep them coming
Automated WhatsApp reminders for the next session, which is where most rehab courses are actually lost.
Clyno for Physiotherapists — FAQs
Yes. A course is created from a template or from scratch, each session is priced, and the panel shows which session the patient is on together with what has been collected and what is still outstanding.
Yes. A 0–10 pain score is recorded per session, and Clyno states the change since the previous session in words as well as showing the full run of scores, so progress is visible without any arithmetic.
Yes. Twelve physiotherapy modalities are ready to add to a session, they carry your clinic's saved price so the fee fills itself in, and they print with the total.
Run your physiotherapy practice on Clyno
Try it — first month ₹99 and see it with your own patients.
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