Help / Tutorials
For help please review the articles below. If you cannot find what you need email us directly at support@myrehabconnection.com
My Account
- Logging In To Your Account
- Changing Your Password (Web Portal)
- Changing A Password (Patient App)
- Recovering A Lost Password (Web Portal)
- Recovering A Lost Password (Patient App)
- Exploring The Dashboard and Features
- Customizing Your Patient’s App
- Adding Additional Users To Your Account
Exercise Library
Exercise Groups
- Navigating the MY Exercise Groups Section
- Adding Exercises To Exercise Groups
- Creating a New Exercise Group
- Prescribing an Entire Exercise Group to a Patient
Patients
- Adding a New Patient
- Setting Up a Patient Password
- Activating a Patient
- Prescribing Exercises To Your Patients
- Using Dividers to Group Exercises
- Prescribing an Entire Exercise Group to a Patient
- Re-arranging Patient Exercises
- Pause / Inactivate an Exercise
- Modify Exercsies For a Single Patient
- Updating You Patient’s App
- Reset A Patient’s Password For Their App
- Copying Patient Exercises To Your SOAP Notes
- Emailing and Printing Exercise Programs
App Use / Setting
Using the My Rehab Connection App on a Computer
Want or need to use the My Rehab Connection app on a laptop or desktop computer? Click here for a PDF with instructions on how to do this.
Business Card with Patient Instructions
We have created a business card to help provide patients with the basic information they need to get started with the app. It includes basic information such as how to download the app from the app store, and how to access their exercises.
The software will also send then this information in an automated email but we find using this business card is helpful for our patients. (In our clinic we also set the password for each patient as their name followed by a number – we write this on the card as well).
If you want to use this card in your clinic you can download the pdf file below and have the cards made at your local printed. We use Vistaprint, which is quick and ineffective.