More than a directory

Why We Are Building Physiawy

Because finding a physiotherapist’s name is not enough to create a clear, accountable rehabilitation journey. Physiawy brings matching, assessment, treatment, documentation, review, and support into one pathway.

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The problem we are addressing

Home Physiotherapy Needs Clearer Coordination

Home-physiotherapy referrals can be fragmented and informal.

Patients may struggle to judge whether a professional suits their needs.

Physiotherapists may struggle to access organized opportunities matched to their skills and areas.

Referring physicians may have limited visibility after rehabilitation begins.

The response is clearer responsibilities, consistent documentation, timely review, and coordination that respects every participant’s role.

A clear comparison

The Difference Is in the Journey Design

A directory helps a patient find a name. Physiawy is designed to establish who is responsible for assessment, who may deliver the sessions, how supervision works, how treatment is documented, and when progress must be reviewed.

Common starting point

A directory or informal referral

The patient selects a name or accepts whoever is available.
Professional licence grade may not be clearly explained.
Responsibility for assessment and supervision may be unclear.
A Practitioner may be treated as though they are working independently.
Treatment planning and documentation may remain informal or inconsistent.
Reassessment may depend on the patient requesting it.
The referring physician may receive no structured update.
Replacement or escalation may be unclear.

Structured pathway

The Physiawy model

Professional grade is verified as Practitioner, Specialist, or Consultant.
Every Practitioner-delivered pathway requires an assigned Specialist or Consultant.
The responsible supervisor is identified.
The treatment plan is approved before supervised treatment begins.
Each session is documented.
Progress is reviewed by the responsible Specialist or Consultant.
Reassessment points are defined according to the pathway.
Medical concerns can be escalated appropriately.
Responsibility, complaints, replacement, and discharge processes are documented.

Six differentiators

Core Standards Being Prepared for the Pilot

Verified Professional Grade

Every professional is classified as a Physiotherapy Practitioner, Specialist, or Consultant only after appropriate documentation is reviewed.

Clinical Matching, Not Only Location

Matching considers rehabilitation need, required professional grade, competencies, location, preferences, and capacity.

Identified Clinical Responsibility

Every Practitioner-delivered pathway requires an assigned Specialist or Consultant who accepts responsibility for assessment, planning, supervision, and review.

Direct Specialist or Consultant Care

A Specialist or Consultant may assess and deliver all treatment sessions directly when that is the appropriate pathway.

Documented Treatment and Supervision

Treatment plans, sessions, progress, concerns, review points, and supervision arrangements follow a structured documentation process.

Support, Review, and Escalation

The model includes coordination, complaints, replacement, reassessment, professional review, and escalation processes.

Verification and governance

Professional Standards and Safety Built Into the Design

Identity, qualification, and licence verification
Competency review and case-suitability rules
Clear clinical boundaries and consent
Minimum necessary data collection
Structured documentation and audits
Red-flag escalation and incident review
Complaints, replacement, and performance processes
Secure information handling

Emergency notice

Physiawy is not an emergency service. Chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, sudden weakness, loss of consciousness, severe trauma, or other urgent symptoms require immediate emergency or hospital care.