Friday, November 11, 2011
Physical Therapy Jobs Arizona Get Help from New App
A new application may help those with physical therapy jobs Arizona do their job better.
Blue Whale Apps recently unveiled the Motion Doctor iPad app, which features more than 60 high-quality videos to serve as a reference for physical therapists or anyone else looking to maintain a healthy and pain-free body.
The videos - which are categorized by body part, activity, sport, and occupation - will show therapists and patients how to properly perform exercises during treatment or at home while watching the video on the iPad.
"While this app is not intended to replace a physical therapist's services, we feel it is important to teach consumers how to properly maintain their bodies and prevent injuries," Dr. Desiree Caucci, PT, DPT, said in a statement.
Physical therapists work with patients suffering from a number of conditions to help them regain mobility and prevent permanent disabilities. The app - which has already been named to the iTunes 'New and Noteworthy' and 'What's Hot' lists - can help them better achieve this goal.
"With the widespread adoption of smart phones and iDevices such as the iPad, the medical community at large must continue to keep up with the rapid pace of mobile technology," Gregg Weiss, CEO of Blue Whale Apps, said. "The Motion Doctor iPad app brings physical therapy exercises to consumers who can now practice these routines anywhere.
Blue Whale Apps recently unveiled the Motion Doctor iPad app, which features more than 60 high-quality videos to serve as a reference for physical therapists or anyone else looking to maintain a healthy and pain-free body.
The videos - which are categorized by body part, activity, sport, and occupation - will show therapists and patients how to properly perform exercises during treatment or at home while watching the video on the iPad.
"While this app is not intended to replace a physical therapist's services, we feel it is important to teach consumers how to properly maintain their bodies and prevent injuries," Dr. Desiree Caucci, PT, DPT, said in a statement.
Physical therapists work with patients suffering from a number of conditions to help them regain mobility and prevent permanent disabilities. The app - which has already been named to the iTunes 'New and Noteworthy' and 'What's Hot' lists - can help them better achieve this goal.
"With the widespread adoption of smart phones and iDevices such as the iPad, the medical community at large must continue to keep up with the rapid pace of mobile technology," Gregg Weiss, CEO of Blue Whale Apps, said. "The Motion Doctor iPad app brings physical therapy exercises to consumers who can now practice these routines anywhere.
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