Stop eyeballing ROM at re-exams. MotionArc measures it from a single camera and saves a clean, consistent record at every visit.
Re-exams, progress notes, and documentation all lean on range of motion. The method behind the number matters.
Inclinometer and goniometer readings shift with technique and landmarks, visit to visit and doctor to doctor.
Careful ROM at every visit takes time a full schedule does not have.
If the method changes from visit to visit, the trend in your notes means less.
Showing patients their own numbers improving beats telling them they are improving.
Measured from the camera. Saved in seconds.
The same number, whoever measures
MotionArc measures from the camera with one method, so readings stay consistent across visits and across your team.
Fast enough for every visit
Capture range of motion in seconds, without slowing the schedule.
A clean record, every time
Each measurement is saved as a consistent record for your notes and insurance documentation, and patients can see their progress.
Measure, save, done.
No hardware and no setup.
When measuring takes seconds, you can track range of motion as often as you need, and your records show the full picture.
New patient exams
Record a clear starting point.
Re-exams
Compare against the baseline, measured the same way.
Progress reviews
Show patients how far they have come, in numbers.
What changes when the camera does the measuring.
Straight answers. If yours is not here, request access and ask us anything.
Range of motion, form, and balance from a single camera. Tell us what you measure most when you request access, and we will show you how it fits your practice.
Seconds to capture, with no setup. Fast enough to run at every visit.
A clean, consistent record you can add to your notes, and progress you can show the patient over time.
No. Any phone, tablet, or laptop camera works.
Clinicians sign a business associate agreement (BAA) with us before any real patient data is entered.
Pricing is simple and usage-based. You pay for what you use, with no per-clinic lock-in. Early access includes a free usage allowance so you can try it on real work.