Your patient portal.

Your exercises, your schedule, and a direct line to your therapist. All in one place, on your phone.

The paper printout is the reason nobody does their exercises

You know the one. A sheet of grey stick figures, folded in a bag, found three weeks later.

You could not remember how many reps. You were not sure you were doing it right. So you stopped.

That is not a discipline problem. That is a bad handoff.

We use PtEverywhere for that reason. Your plan lives on your phone, and it looks like something a human being made for you.

What you can do in it

  • Watch a video of every exercise in your home program, so you can check your form against the real thing
  • See exactly what you are meant to do, how much of it, and how often
  • Book, move or check an appointment without playing phone tag
  • Message your therapist directly between visits when something flares or something does not make sense
  • Join a telehealth visit when getting to the clinic is not realistic that week

Why it matters more than it sounds

Most of your recovery happens on the days you are not with us. The hour in the clinic starts it. The rest of the week is where it sticks.

So the goal of the portal is simple: remove every excuse between you and the work. No guessing, no lost paper, no waiting until your next visit to ask a question.

Getting in

Your Client Success Coordinator sets up your access, and your therapist loads your program before you leave.

If you cannot log in, or you want to be set up before your first visit, call (210) 750-9004 or message us.

Not a patient yet? Request an appointment and we will get you started.

Book Your Visit

Ready when you are.

Request a time and a real person calls you back. No phone tree. No ‘someone will reach out.’ Just a plan.

  • Hours Mon to Thu 6:30am to 7pm, Fri and Sat 6:30am to 12pm, Sun closed
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