Ascenti launches physiotherapy app

PhysioNow

Adam Saville
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Rehabilitation and exercises for musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries for NHS and private patients

Ascenti has launched PhysioNow, an app which provides physiotherapy services for both short-term and long-term MSK injuries. Providing 24/7 access to guidance about exercises and rehabilitation, Ascenti said it is designed to reduce the number of physiotherapy sessions required for NHS and private patients. According to Public Health England, 16.9% of the UK population have back pain, with 60 to 80% expected to experience it during their lifetime, while a third of all of Ascenti MSK referrals are for back pain. PhysioNow offers digital triage, virtual consultations and tailored exe...

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