Physical therapy software for referrals and follow-up.

UtahIQ builds custom software for Utah physical therapy clinics. It can handle referral intake, appointment reminders, visit tracking, home exercise follow-up and reporting for referring providers.

Sample mockup of Physical therapy software: a dashboard on a laptop and an AI text conversation on a phone
Free sample mockup. Made-up data, not a real customer.

What we can build.

Starting points. Yours is built around how you work.

  • Referral intakeNew referrals logged and called quickly.
  • Visit trackingSee who is falling behind their plan.
  • Home exercise remindersKeep patients engaged between visits.
  • Referral source reportsKnow where patients come from.

A good fit if…

  • Referrals wait days for a call.
  • Patients drop off before finishing care.
  • You do not know which providers refer most.

Simple, start to finish.

You know your business. We handle the software.

  1. 1

    Draw what you need

    Use the blueprint below, or just call us.

  2. 2

    We design it around you

    What it does, what it connects to, what it costs.

  3. 3

    We build it and plug it in

    Connected, tested on real work, your team trained.

Straight answers.

Can it track referrals by provider?

Yes. Each referral can be tied to its source, so you can see who sends patients and follow up with them.

How much does it cost?

It depends on what the software needs to do, so we quote each project after a free consultation. You get the cost and timeline before any work starts.

Who owns the software?

You own the custom software we build for you. Anything with an ongoing cost, such as phone minutes or hosting, is explained and quoted up front.

Draw your software. We'll tell you what it takes.

Pick what you need and watch the blueprint draw itself. We reply within one business day.

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