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If you have any questions about PTX, please get in touch. We are proud to provide the highest level of service for our patients and partners.

Getting Started

PTX integration is simple and seamless. Your Wellness or Activity Directors will interface with our support team to communicate the program to residents. We provide all communications, all protocols, all therapy support, even foam therapy blocks for the fitness area or for use in the resident’s apartment.

PTX will help you further distinguish your campus to new residents. With the integration of our PTX remote therapy program, you add unique value to your community. Beyond achieving your higher occupancy objectives, you will also be bringing great satisfaction to residents by providing them with a safe way to improve their health, reduce their pain, and feel good again.

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Top 6 Tips for Success

1. Focus
Complete one initial assessment to work on a single program at a time. Do 1 session per day. Every routine created for you will focus on your whole-body pain and posture improvement.
2. Learn
Read the instructions and watch the video for each exercise a few times to familiarize yourself with how to do all of the exercises correctly. Perfection is not necessary, but consistency is.
3. Do Sessions Daily
Perform one session daily. Complete 7 sessions then submit a progress report for a new routine. You'll receive 5 total routines per program. If not able to do a session every day, complete a session at least 4 days per week.
4. Follow the Sequence
Complete each exercise in the order listed (the sequence is vital to your therapy). Do as many of the specified repetitions or minutes instructed for each exercise as you can, and increase as you get stronger.
5. Make it a Routine
Mornings are the best time to complete your session, but it's more important to find a time that works for you and be consistent. If you have limited time, do the short version of the routine rather than skipping altogether.
6. What if it Hurts?
If a particular exercise hurts more than mild discomfort or fatigue, do fewer repetitions or skip that one exercise for a couple days and then try it again. Remember, perfection is not necessary, but consistency is.