PhysiologicPRISM is an AI-powered clinical reasoning tool built by a physiotherapist. Run structured assessments, get AI-assisted diagnosis reasoning, and draft treatment plans you can review and refine.
Built by Dr Roopa Rao PT — BPT, MPT Orthopaedics, 14 years clinical experience
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Standardize assessments across your team and create more defensible documentation
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Learn more →✓ PhysiologicPRISM turns best-practice reasoning into a structured, repeatable workflow.
Guided prompts help you capture red flags, psychosocial factors, and important history details.
Structured workflow keeps your clinical reasoning sharp and consistent, even during back-to-back appointments.
Let the system handle structure and prompts so you can focus on clinical decision-making and patient care.
Integrated prompts help you document patient perspectives, lifestyle factors, and psychosocial context.
Complete clinical records that clearly show your reasoning and decision-making process.
Structured intake ensures no missed history or blind spots.
Plan and perform assessments guided by clinical hypotheses.
AI-assisted insights support your decisions without replacing your judgment.
Clear, structured reports to support your clinical documentation.
Structured, guided, and designed to fit into your workflow.
Enterprise-grade infrastructure with patient privacy and regulatory compliance at its core.
PRISM was created to bridge the gap between how clinical reasoning is taught — and how it is actually applied and documented in real practice.
We're partnering with selected clinics, universities, and educational platforms to evaluate PhysiologicPRISM in real-world use. If you'd like to explore a structured clinical reasoning workflow, we'd love to talk.
Learn about our pilot program© 2025 PhysiologicPRISM | Based on copyrighted PRISM Clinical Reasoning Framework