Physical Therapy Patient Education
Benefit from the Industry leading patient education library with over 1,300 articles with amazing videos and imagery (and fully editable)
We produce over 1,300 amazing educational articles along with phenomenal imagery and animated videos that tell a story.
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Over 1,300 Articles
New content updated regularly
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Video Animations
Phenomenal imagery and animated videos
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Integrated to your site
All of our articles are integrated into your site
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Easily Editable
All articles are PT approved and can be easily edited
Here are some of the most recently accessed articles from prospects and patients of our clinics
Turns Your PT Website into a Patient-Generating Workhorse
Patient Education provides real value to your prospects and patients
You read books, research articles and attend key notes at seminars because you seek out "thought leaders." Your prospective patients are no different... they want to seek out a provider that helps them understand their condition and is a leader in Physical Therapy services. The purpose of having quality patient education on your website is to influence prospective patients to choose your clinic, improve customer experience and provide a platform for patients to share your brand with their friends through article sharing.
Three Primary benefits of content marketing
Most websites are basically online brochures. If you were looking at two plumbing company websites, one that is a brochure and one that has content that educates you, you may be more likely to call the company that "draws you in" by speaking to your needs.
We have seen many clinics using iPads in the clinic setting to show a patient a video or pull up a graphic to provide more context to an injury. Having content that is branded to you on your own website raises the bar in patient experience.
As you become known as an educational thought leader, online patient education presents an opportunity for patients to introduce you virtually to their own circles by sending people a link to your website to research conditions.
