
Patient-Reported Outcome Measures in Physical Therapy
Patient-reported outcome measures capture health information directly from you.
The most useful report names the exercise, dose, timing, response, and recovery. ‘It felt bad’ matters, but the therapist needs enough context to ask the next question. These guides organize that context without assigning a cause or changing the prescribed plan.

Patient-reported outcome measures capture health information directly from you.

A physical therapy exercise log should record the date, exact exercise version, prescribed dose, amount completed, symptoms or function before starting,…

Confirm that a video visit is suitable with your treating clinic, test its connection instructions, and arrange a private, stable camera setup.

Ask your physical therapist what each home exercise is meant to improve, how to perform it, how many repetitions or how long, how often, which resistance…

Contact the treating provider's records office or use its official patient portal.