Clinical reasoning,
built around how you actually treat.

Describe the patient. Get a reasoned assessment and a plan tuned to your clinic.

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Real Oris output

Pick a scenario

PatientSUBACUTE

42F, 3 weeks post low-speed rear-end MVA. Constant left cervical pain (NRS 6/10) with intermittent radicular symptoms into L thumb and index finger. Worse with sustained extension and L rotation. Sleep disturbed. No saddle anaesthesia, no bowel/bladder changes. AROM: flexion 60%, extension 50%, L rotation 40% — all painful.

Oris will return

Differential

ranked, with reasoning

Red flags

patient-specific screen

Special tests

with evidence grades

Plan

tuned to your clinic

Walk a case with Oris

The clinician brings the patient.
Oris brings the reasoning trail.

Pick a case. Step through what you do, alongside what Oris contributes — intake to next-session adapt.

MSK · case

Post-MVA whiplash with C6 radiculopathy

42F, 3 weeks post low-speed rear-end MVA. Axial neck pain with L thumb/index radicular symptoms.

Clinician

What you bring to the room

  • Mechanism: low-speed rear-end MVA, 3 weeks ago
  • NRS 6/10 axial pain, intermittent radicular L thumb/index
  • Sleep disturbed, light desk duties only
  • No saddle anaesthesia, bowel/bladder intact
Oris

What Oris adds at intake

  • Flags MVA mechanism → screen cervical instability before manual therapy
  • Weights C5–C6 in differential given radicular distribution
  • Prompts: headache pattern, dizziness, dysphagia, jaw pain
  • Frames Quebec Task Force WAD grading for time-course
Stage 1 of 4

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A look inside

What it looks like inside.

The actual product chrome — dashboard, patients, treatment plans, calendar.

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Wednesday · 09 May

Good morning, Sarah.

Patients today

7

+2 vs yesterday

Plans generated

142

this month

Avg session

34m

across all

Recovery score

82

+6 this month

Today's schedule

09:00

Sophie C.

Post-MVA neck — wk 3

10:30

Marcus T.

ACL post-op — wk 6

12:00

James L.

Plantar heel — wk 4

14:00

Aisha R.

PGP — postpartum

Recent assessments

Sophie C.

12 min ago

SUBACUTE

Marcus T.

1 hr ago

REHAB

James L.

Yesterday

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Where it fits

Use Oris where your workflow puts it.
Before, during, or after the session.

Some clinicians prep on the commute. Some reach for it mid-session. Some clear up at the end of the day. Oris fits all three.

Brief Oris on the patient before they walk in.

Review the schedule the night before or on your commute. Brief Oris on the unusual presentations, get a draft assessment and plan ready, and walk into the session already a step ahead.

  • Glance at tomorrow's schedule, flag the unfamiliar cases
  • Brief Oris in two lines per patient — get a draft plan back
  • Save the prep so it's there when the patient arrives

Where Oris stands

The principle

The clinician makes the call.
Oris helps you see more of the case.

Every output is for you to weigh, adapt, and sign off. Oris assists the reasoning — it never replaces it.

Built with clinicians

Reviewed by practising physiotherapists before every release.

Sourced

Differentials, special tests, and protocols reference clinical practice guidelines and named authors.

e.g. (per APTA Neck Pain CPG 2017)

GDPR compliant

Patient data is encrypted at rest and in transit. Never used to train AI models.

Sources cited inline on every Oris output. Privacy details on the privacy page.

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