TeleRehab company TheraNow has been awarded another accolade, this time from the 2018 American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine (ACRM) conference in Dallas with selection as the most Innovative Company in its annual launchpad competition from among other very promising start-up peers in the field.

TheraNow touts itself in applying ground-breaking concepts pioneered by companies such as Uber and Doctors on Demand to the field of Rehab Medicine. TheraNow began by developing protocols and specialized training to gear physical therapists to render effective PT services remotely via a HIPPA compliant Telemedicine platform accessible via smart phones, laptops, computers and tablets. In its retail model, it can match available therapists to patients seeking treatments and manage payments in between. The therapist can send diagnosis-specific exercise videos that the patient can play and mirror on their smart phone and can receive a compliance report generated by the App.

Meanwhile, the patients can manage their appointments and even send payments to the provider’s bank account. The most recent innovation by TheraNow involves launch of a businesss-to-bussiness (B2B) concept by providing subscription services to any enterprising therapist wanting to start his/her own business or to a preexisting brick-and-mortar therapy clinic in setting up an e-Practice that can run even after-hours and on weekends, with both the provider and patient in the comfort of their homes. Larger organizations can use TheraNow’s services in optimizing PT human resources between different locations with supplementary locum-tenens staff available from TheraNow.

TheraNow builds on its momentum after recent recognition from the 2018 Collision conference in New Orleans by selection and feature as an Alpha Level company for their innovations.