Theranex

Virtual assistant for physiotherapy and rehabilitation

Theranex keeps rehab sessions moving.

Theranex supports rehabilitation centers and physiotherapy practices with a tablet-based virtual assistant that guides patients through the exercise plan prescribed by their therapist, records and reports their advancement, and helps therapists use their time where it matters most.

Patient exercising with a Theranex tablet
PAIN CHECK-INPain level 3/10Saved for the therapist
Tablet-firstRuns on provided tablets inside practices and rehab centers.
Patient-specificExercises are chosen and adjusted by the therapist.
Developed by a physiotherapistBuilt for the reality of daily rehab work.
Rehab room with patients training on tablets

Why practices choose Theranex

A virtual assistant that extends the reach of every therapist.

Theranex helps physiotherapists delegate repetitive explanations and exercise guidance without losing treatment quality. Patients stay active and supported throughout the session, even when therapists are managing several people at once.

Tablet set up in a physiotherapy practice

01

Area of application

The software is designed as a virtual assistant installed on tablets used inside rehabilitation centers and physiotherapy practices.

02

Individual exercises

Patients receive personalized and targeted exercises based on a pre-established diagnosis, with the difficulty set by the therapist and updated over the course of treatment.

Patient following an exercise on the tablet
Patient doing an exercise with the instructions and the mirror view on the tablet
Mirror view on the tablet · sample exercise

03

Guided exercise with mirror view

The tablet shows the instructions and the exercise video. The tablet camera can show the patient’s picture like a mirror, so patients see their own posture; the picture is only displayed – it is not analysed, recorded or sent. The patient taps “Set finished” after each set and “Exercise done” at the end.

Instructions and video for every exercise
Mirror view – display only, nothing is analysed or stored
The patient confirms each set with a tap

04

Exercise reports at a glance

For each patient the therapist sees the prescribed exercises, the exercises the patient reported as done and the pain levels the patient entered, as a list and as a chart of the entries over time – shown as entered, without analysis or evaluation.

Prescribed exercises, sets and repetitions
Reported exercises and pain entries, as entered by the patient
Therapy decisions remain based on the therapist’s own examination and tests
Therapist dashboard · patient view
Therapist view with a patient's reported exercises and pain entries (sample data)
Therapist dashboard · sample data, patients shown only as pseudonymous numbers
Hand tapping a pain scale on the tablet screen

05

Pain feedback

After each exercise, patients can record their current pain level. The therapist reviews these entries and decides whether to change the exercise plan.

06

Relief for therapists

Theranex addresses staff shortages and time pressure by taking over repeated instructions, reducing idle time and keeping patients engaged between therapist interactions.

Therapist talking with a patient while others train on tablets
How it supports care

Structured support from diagnosis to daily exercise execution.

The platform is built to fit into the flow of a real rehab session: clear instructions, exercise levels set by the therapist, a record of the exercises done, pain feedback after each exercise, and more room for therapists to focus on their own clinical examination and decisions.

Rafik Benattallah, physiotherapist and co-founder of Theranex

From practice, for practice

“More time for patients with acute needs while being there for all”

Theranex was developed by a physiotherapist to improve efficiency in rehab centers and reduce stress and waiting times for both therapists and patients.

Rafik BenattallahPhysiotherapist and co-founder of Theranex

Give every therapist more time for real care.

Bring Theranex to your practice or rehabilitation center.

Smiling patient finishing a session with the tablet