Rehabilitation testing for physical therapists, doctors, and individuals undergoing rehabilitation
Customized Rehabilitation Testing
Would you like to monitor the rehabilitation process more objectively? With rehabilitation testing, P2A helps clearly identify progress, exercise capacity, and areas for focus.
Because recovery often occurs step by step, objective data is a valuable supplement to clinical follow-up. That is why we provide clear measurement results that physical therapists, doctors, and other healthcare professionals can use in their treatment plans.
This makes it easier to track progress, adjust training intensity, and make informed decisions during rehabilitation or a return to sports.
Objective data to support the rehabilitation process
During rehabilitation, it is not always easy to assess progress based solely on how you feel. That is why rehabilitation testing can help objectively measure strength, mobility, stability, body composition, fitness, and movement control.
P2A complements the care provided by physical therapists, doctors, or other healthcare professionals. We do not take over treatment, but we provide data that can support the rehabilitation process.
Based on the results, the healthcare provider involved gains a better understanding of the person’s physical condition. This allows for better tailoring of exercises, workload, training progression, or return to sports.
How can P2A help?
Because every rehabilitation process is different, we determine which tests are most relevant. Below are a few ways P2A can support the process.
Objective measurements
We clearly assess physical parameters—such as strength, mobility, stability, asymmetry, fitness, and body composition. This provides healthcare professionals with additional data to better monitor the rehabilitation process.
Reports for Healthcare Professionals
After the testing, we can provide the results in a clear and organized manner to the physical therapist, doctor, or other healthcare professional. This makes it easier to objectively discuss progress, areas of concern, and any potential risks.
Tracking Progress
Rehabilitation testing can be repeated at various points in time. This shows whether a person is becoming stronger, more stable, or able to handle greater physical demands. It also helps provide a better basis for determining the next step in the rehabilitation process.
Return-to-sport support
For athletes, objective data can help with their return to training or competition. We assess factors such as strength, symmetry, vertical jump, movement control, and fitness. This allows for a more targeted and safer return to sports.
What can you expect from rehabilitation testing?
Because every recovery process is different, we tailor our testing to the individual, the injury, and the goal. Below, we list the main options.
Who might be interested in rehabilitation testing?
Rehabilitation testing is beneficial for people recovering from an injury, surgery, or a period of reduced physical capacity. Athletes who want to resume training or return to competition can also benefit from objective measurements.
In addition, the testing can be useful for physical therapists, doctors, and healthcare professionals who want to incorporate additional data into their follow-up care. This provides support for the rehabilitation process that is not only clinical but also measurable.
What types of testing can we use?
Depending on the situation, we can use various P2A tests.
For example:
- Strength testing for strength, muscle balance, and asymmetry
- Jump tests for explosiveness, landing, and left-right differences
- 3D Motion Analysis for mobility, stability, and movement control
- DEXA scan for body composition, muscle mass, and bone density
- fitness test for fitness, exercise capacity, and training zones
- Sweat and Hydration Analysis if hydration, recovery, or cramps are a factor
This gives healthcare professionals and people undergoing rehabilitation a clearer picture of their physical condition and progress.
Can P2A work with my physical therapist or doctor?
Yes. Rehabilitation testing can be conducted in close collaboration with your physical therapist, doctor, or other healthcare professional.
The results can be provided in a clear and organized format so they can be incorporated into your existing rehabilitation plan. If desired, we can also work with you to determine which measurements are most relevant to your treatment plan.
This way, you continue to receive treatment from your trusted healthcare provider, while P2A provides additional data and objective insights.
Can I just take one rehabilitation test?
Yes. You don’t have to go through the entire process to have a test performed at P2A. Even a single test can be useful for objectively assessing your current status.
After the test, you’ll receive clear results and practical explanations. If you’d like, you can share the results with your physical therapist, doctor, or healthcare professional.
Would you like to take the test again later to track your progress? If so, we can schedule it for a later time.
When is retesting advisable?
Retesting is useful when you want to objectively track your progress. This can be done, for example, after a few weeks of rehabilitation, before starting a new training phase, or when deciding whether to return to sports.
By remeasuring the same parameters, it becomes clear whether strength, stability, mobility, or fitness have improved. This allows the physical therapist, doctor, or coach to better assess what the next appropriate step should be.
How much does rehabilitation testing cost?
The price depends on the tests you choose. Since every rehabilitation program is different, we’ll work with you to determine which tests are best suited to your situation, injury, and goals.
You can choose either a single test or a combination of several tests. Based on that, we’ll provide you with a clear proposal so you’ll know in advance what’s included.
Data for Healthcare Professionals
Clear Reports for Physical Therapists, Doctors, and Healthcare Professionals
After testing, the results can be compiled in a clear and organized manner. This provides the healthcare professional involved with clear data to continue monitoring the rehabilitation process.
The reports can help to:
- to objectively assess evolution
- to identify differences between the left and the right
- to monitor strength, stability, or mobility
- to better tailor the training load
- to support return-to-sport decisions
- clearly discuss key points with the patient or athlete
Data for Healthcare Professionals
Would you like to monitor rehabilitation more objectively?
Through rehabilitation testing, P2A helps to more clearly identify progress, physical capacity, and areas for attention.
Whether you’re undergoing rehabilitation, are an athlete, or are a healthcare professional looking to use additional data, we’ll work with you to determine which tests are most relevant.
This provides you with objective insights that can support and enhance the rehabilitation process.
