Media & Press

Begin januari zijn Physitrack en Hogeschool Utrecht een officiële samenwerking aangegaan, waarbij Physitrack gaat ondersteunen in het onderwijs van studenten Fysiotherapie.

INSEAD Business School Summer Startup 2.0 feature, July 2018 - "There has to be a better way to do this." The question that seems to forge all start-ups, and this is exactly the question that Henrik Molin, CEO of Physitrack, set out to solve when his brother in law told him a story about having had surgery and been handed a folded piece of paper with his physiotherapy instructions on. Fast forward several years later and now Henrik is sitting with us on the rooftop of The Curtain telling us the story of how he has grown Physitrack into one of the biggest players in the physiotherapy/musculoskeletal e-health space. And Physitrack has set its sights even further now providing telehealth and managing the full spectrum of musculoskeletal injury and physiotherapy process remotely.

Physitrack will pay a total cash consideration of SEK 15.0 million upfront for the acquisition, and a further potential aggregate earn-out consideration of SEK 55.0 million over four years subject to stretching growth targets in alignment with Physitrack’s being achieved in that period.

LONDON, June 25, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Today, Primal Pictures, pioneer of the world’s most medically-accurate and detailed 3D models of human anatomy, and Physitrack, the market-leading patient engagement and Telehealth solution provider, announce their partnership on a unique anatomically augmented home exercise and patient education feature. The feature inside Physitrack, which is powered by Primal Pictures, will allow healthcare practitioners to better educate their patients, and therefore help patients to improve their health outcomes.

Professional Physical Therapy, the leading provider of physical, occupational and hand therapy in the Northeastern United States, has announced it has partnered with Physitrack to deliver technology for remote patient engagement, education, and outcomes tracking via mobile apps to its 185 clinics.

The world-leading Department of Physiotherapy of the University of Melbourne, Australia, has published a multi-year, independent scientific study of exercise adherence among patients recovering from orthopaedic injuries in the American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation.