The clinic references you keep re-deriving, written down once.

Timed-code arithmetic, range-of-motion norms, note templates and printable home programmes — for chiropractic and physical therapy clinics. Nothing gated, nothing to sign up for.

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Ink-and-wash drawing of a physical therapy treatment room seen from the doorway
The treatment room a home-exercise plan is usually written in.

How a visit uses this

1

Measure it

Take the reading you already take — degrees, minutes, a pain score — and put it in. The tools want the number you have, not the one you would have to look up.

2

Check it against the norm

Every readout is scored against a published reference, with the source and the date it was checked printed beside it. No number on this site is unattributed.

3

Print the handout

One page comes out: the home programme, the superbill, the plan of care. The chrome disappears, the meaning stays — band colours and red flags print in colour.

Keep moving between visits.

Say what you are working on — units, a note, a shoulder, a fee — and this drops you on the shelf that answers it.