Physical therapists treating hypermobile patients lack time and specialized knowledge to address neuromuscular coordination deficits and compensation patterns during stretching exercises.

Workarounds Described

• watching patients stretch from across the room while treating another patient
• brushing aside patient concerns about muscle tightness due to full ROM presentation

Implied Software Gaps

• Remote movement analysis software that can detect compensation patterns during stretching
• Automated assessment tools that identify neuromuscular coordination deficits in hypermobile patients

HypermobilityPro Therapy Assistant

A specialized software platform that helps physical therapists assess, track, and guide hypermobile patients through compensation-aware stretching exercises. It uses AI-assisted movement analysis to identify neuromuscular coordination deficits and provides personalized exercise prescriptions that address the specific structural differences in hypermobile patients.