#1 EHR for PT/OT RehabKeep Patients Engaged Between Visits
SPRY Home Exercise Program, powered by Wibbi, helps therapists assign evidence-based exercises, support patient follow-through, and keep home programs connected to the clinical workflow
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Home Programs Lose Value When They Are Disconnected From the Visit
Exercises become a separate task
If HEPs live outside documentation and care planning, therapists have to leave the workflow to assign or update them
Patients need support between visits
Care does not stop when the appointment ends. Patients need clear exercises and guidance they can follow at home
Home programs should reflect clinical progress
HEPs are more useful when they stay aligned with goals, functional progress, and the plan of care
From Plan of Care to Exercises Patients Can Follow
SPRY brings Wibbi-powered home exercise workflows into the patient chart so therapists can assign, customize, send, and update home programs without leaving the clinical workflow






Documentation Should Fit the Therapist’s Day
SPRY supports more flexible documentation workflows so therapists can review patient context, capture visit details, and keep notes moving without being tied to one workstation.
“I used dictation for follow-up notes for the first time and cut my average at-home daily note time from five minutes to two minutes on the first trial. I was able to dictate during my commute and arrived at the clinic with just the planning section left.”
JJ Lawley, PT, DPT, Clinical Director, Orthopedic Physical Therapy Services

From Separate Exercise Tools to Connected Patient Engagement
Everything Needed to
Keep Home Programs Connected to Care, Built In
Assign From the Chart
Browse and assign exercises from inside the SPRY workflow.

Wibbi Exercise Library
Access rehab-focused exercise content and patient education.

Custom Programs
Create, save, and reuse clinic-specific programs for conditions and protocols.

Digital or Printed Delivery
Share home programs digitally or as printed handouts.

Care Plan Alignment
Connect home programs to visit context, goals, and progress.

Program Updates
Adjust exercises as the patient progresses through the episode of care.

More Patient Follow-Through Between Visits
100 active HEP patients/month × better follow-through between visits
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more patients staying connected to care outside the clinic
100 HEP patients/month × 2 minutes saved assigning each program
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3+ hours of clinician time returned every month
Hear How Therapists Stay Present, Finish Notes Faster, and Document With Confidence
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Collect demographics, insurance details, consents, and visit context before the appointment so the clinic starts the visit with cleaner information.
Patient Connect
Connect scheduling, reminders, intake, portal access, check-in, payments, and follow-up in one patient journey.
Reporting & Analytics
Track referral sources, scheduled visits, and growth performance.
Eligibility Verification
Confirm coverage before appointments are finalized.
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SPRY Home Exercise Program helps therapists assign home exercises, support patient follow-through, and keep home programs connected to the clinical workflow
Yes. Therapists can assign exercises from the clinical workflow without managing HEPs in a separate system
Patients can receive home programs digitally or as printed materials, depending on clinic workflow
Home programs help extend care beyond the visit, support patient engagement, and keep treatment aligned between appointments
Yes. SPRY connects with Wibbi so therapists can use rehab-focused exercise content and patient education materials inside the SPRY workflow
Yes. Clinics can create, save, and reuse programs for specific conditions, protocols, and treatment plans
Yes. HEPs can stay aligned with visit context, goals, functional progress, and the plan of care

