VOQ for practices
physiotherapy · sports medicine · nutrition · screening labs
A practitioner with forty patients does not have an unmet need for more data; they have an unmet need for triage. VOQ's portal opens on who needs you and why — a gate waiting on your signature, a symptom drifting, adherence that quietly collapsed, a plan the engine keeps rewriting, a screening finding loading up again. Everyone else is quiet, and quiet is the point.
Your patients keep their own data — that is the feature
The account belongs to the athlete. You are invited, scoped per domain, and revocable. A clinic-owned tool collects compliant, defensive self-reporting; a patient-owned one collects the truth — and that honesty is the only reason the data you are reading is worth anything. Every act you take is narrated to the patient's chat at the moment it happens, with your name on it.
What you can do
- Sign off gates. Return-to-load is criteria-based here, not calendar-based — and the evidence pack for the appointment builds itself, tiers marked: ⌚ measured, 💬 reported, 🩺 yours.
- Set the rails. Contraindicate a pattern in plain words; set the loading stance when loading is the treatment. The engine enforces it by arithmetic, daily, between your appointments.
- Review on your cadence. Every N weeks, one act per patient; hands-off between; one Monday digest and nothing else ever emails you.
- Record screenings. Force plate, hop battery, gait lab — your metrics, your names, longitudinal from the second occurrence. The weak link you found gets watched until you see them again.
- Ask anything. Point your own Claude at a consented record over MCP — the roster answers the questions we predicted; this answers the rest. No incumbent in this category has it.
The portal is in active development. If you run a practice and want to shape it — screening workflows, review cadences, what the consult view must show — we want exactly that conversation.
Straight answers
- A patient can revoke you at any time; their record survives, and so does what you wrote into it — attributed, in their ledger.
- You cannot read a patient who has not invited you. There is no practice-wide view of other people's patients.
- Nutrition and body weight are opt-in for the patient, even to you — a food log written for a second reader stops being honest, and honest input is the product you are buying.
hello@voq.ai — tell us what your desk actually needs.