The Clinician’s Toolbox
Practical tools for physical therapists, built by a physical therapist. They open in your browser, with nothing to install.
The tools
Three tools for everyday clinical work
Each tool opens in your web browser. There’s nothing to install, and every one produces a document with your practice’s name and logo on it.
MSK Ultrasound Report Builder
Write a complete, structured musculoskeletal ultrasound report without starting from a blank page. Choose a region, record your findings, and watch the report build itself as you go.
- Structured findings in accordance with AIUM guidelines
- Your practice details, logo, and signature on every report
- Save as PDF, download for Word, or copy straight into your EMR
Dynamometry Norms Guide
Put your strength testing in context. Compare your patient’s results with published norms matched to their age, sex, activity level, and sport, and give a professional summary to the patient and referring provider.
- Norms matched to the patient, including after ACL reconstruction and for throwing athletes
- Limb symmetry, strength ratios, and areas of concern flagged for you
- Works with any dynamometer: handheld, fixed-frame, push, or pull
- A professional PDF summary, ready to print or send
Patient Letters
Patients almost always ask for a letter at the very end of their visit or after their visit is supposed to be over. Fill in a few details, and get a clean, professional letter on your letterhead in seconds, not minutes.
- Appointment excusals for work or school
- Accommodation recommendations
- Recommendations for participation restrictions and return-to-play
- Download for Word, save as PDF, or copy the text
Your patients’ information never leaves your computer.
These tools run entirely in your web browser. Nothing you type is sent to us or to anyone else, and there’s no account holding your patients’ records.
Some tools can remember your practice details on your own device, so you don’t have to retype your address and logo each time.
Who made these
Built in the clinic, not in a boardroom
These tools were made by a practicing physical therapist. Each one started as a solution to a real problem in daily practice, and each is shaped by how clinicians actually work.
Questions
Common questions
Do I need to install anything?
No. The tools work in any up-to-date web browser, such as Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox, on a desktop or laptop computer.
Is my patients’ information stored anywhere?
No. Everything happens in your browser, and nothing you type is sent to a server. The only copy of a finished document is the one you download or print.
Can I use these with my EMR?
Yes. You can download a finished document or copy the text and paste it into your EMR, attach it to a visit, or send it to a referring provider.
Does the Ultrasound Report Builder cover every possible finding?
It covers the large majority of findings you’ll see in everyday MSK ultrasound practice, but no structured tool can anticipate every case. That’s why you can download any report as a Word document and edit it freely, adding unusual findings or wording it your way before you sign it. You can also copy the text and edit it in your EMR.
Will my practice’s name and logo appear on the documents?
Yes. Add your practice name, address, and logo, and every report and letter comes out clean, polished, and professional, ready to hand to a patient or send to a referring provider.
Do these tools replace my clinical judgment?
No. They help you organize and present your findings. You’re responsible for reviewing every document before you sign or send it.
Support
Questions, problems, or ideas
Found something that doesn’t work, have a question, or want to suggest an improvement? Send a note. Ideas for new tools are especially welcome, whether it’s a task that eats up your time in the clinic or a way to make evidence-based practice easier to deliver and explain to patients and referring providers. Every message is read by the person who built the tools.
We reply within 2 business days. If you notice something that could affect clinical accuracy, such as a normative value that looks wrong, please say so in your subject line so it’s reviewed first.
Email support
Please don’t include patient information such as names or dates of birth. Describe the problem in general terms, or include a screenshot with patient details covered.