Best Home Exercise Program Software for Physical Therapy in 2026
Short answer. For most outpatient physical therapy clinics in 2026, the best home exercise program software is the one patients will open every day and that turns their activity into data your therapists can act on. Orva is our pick for clinics that want that and want RTM delivered by their own therapists. Medbridge is the strongest choice for a large library plus continuing education, Physitrack for the biggest library and built-in telehealth, WebPT HEP for clinics that want everything inside WebPT, Limber for clinics that want a vendor option to run monitoring, and HEP2go for free printable programs.
Orva makes one of the products below. We compared every tool on the same criteria and link to each company’s own pages so you can check the details.
What to look for in home exercise program software
A patient app people actually open. A native app on the patient’s own phone, with reminders and today’s program front and center, beats a link or a printout.
Adherence data you can act on. Your therapists should see who is falling behind before the next visit, not after.
Your own exercises and protocols. Custom videos and saved clinic protocols matter more than raw library size.
A fit with your EMR. The tool should run alongside the system you already use.
RTM, if you bill Medicare. Automatic tracking of days of data and management minutes across all six musculoskeletal codes, including 98985 and 98979, which are new for 2026. Also check who does the monitoring, because CMS has proposed ending payment for RTM done by a vendor’s contracted staff in 2027.
Pricing you can see or test. A published price or a free trial in your own clinic.
The six tools at a glance
Orva. Best for clinics that want daily adherence and RTM run by their own therapists. Native patient app, all six RTM codes, free 7-day trial.
Medbridge. Best for a large library plus continuing education. Medbridge GO patient app, 8,000+ exercises, RTM run by your staff.
Physitrack. Best for the largest library and built-in telehealth. PhysiApp on phone, web and Apple Watch, 18,000+ exercises, RTM run by your staff.
Limber Health. Best for clinics that want a vendor option to run monitoring. 7,000+ exercise videos, RTM run by your team or Limber’s Care Navigators.
WebPT HEP. Best for clinics that want HEP inside the WebPT EMR. StriveHub patient app, 5,500+ exercises, RTM through partner products.
HEP2go. Best free option for simple printable programs. No native app, no adherence tracking, no RTM.
1. Orva
Orva is home exercise program software built around the patient’s day and the care your therapists provide between visits. Patients use a consumer-grade app on their own phone with today’s program, reminders, pain check-ins, outcome surveys and messages with their therapist. Therapists see who is keeping up before the next visit.
Library. Therapist-built and deliberately lean, with your own exercise videos and saved clinic protocols alongside it.
RTM. All six musculoskeletal codes tracked automatically, delivered by your own therapists. Clinics that don’t bill RTM can turn it off.
EMR. Runs alongside WebPT, Prompt, Athelas, HelloNote, Stride, TheraOffice and others.
Pricing. Based on results, with a 7-day free trial and no credit card.
Best for. Clinics that care whether patients do the work, and want to be paid for monitoring it.
More on Orva’s home exercise programs and RTM with Orva.
2. Medbridge
Medbridge combines a home exercise program, patient education and RTM with a large continuing education catalog. Patients use the Medbridge GO app or an online portal, and programs can also go out by text, email, QR code or print.
Library. Over 8,000 exercises and 9,000+ patient care resources, according to Medbridge.
Adherence. Tracks adherence, pain and difficulty, with reminders and streaks.
RTM. Supported, with the monitoring done by your own staff. Medbridge also offers RTM tiers with partner companies, covered in our Orva vs. Medbridge comparison.
EMR. Integrations with Epic, Cerner, athenahealth, Raintree, NextGen and others.
Pricing. Per-seat subscriptions on its pricing page.
Best for. Clinics that want staff education and a large library under one subscription.
3. Physitrack
Physitrack is an exercise prescription platform with the PhysiApp patient app on iOS, Android, the web and Apple Watch. It has the largest library in this list and includes telehealth.
Library. 18,000+ exercises, with your own videos and photos, according to Physitrack.
Adherence. Patients self-report adherence and difficulty, and clinicians see it on a dashboard.
RTM. Supports all six codes with an eligibility dashboard and exportable reports, with the clinic doing the monitoring.
Telehealth. 60 minutes free with each license, with a paid add-on beyond that.
Pricing. Per-practitioner plans on its pricing page, with RTM priced separately.
Best for. Clinics that want the biggest library and telehealth in one tool, including practices outside the US.
4. Limber Health
Limber Health is an RTM, home exercise and outcomes platform owned by Net Health, which also bought Keet Health from WebPT in 2026. Limber is now WebPT’s preferred outcomes and RTM partner.
Library. More than 7,000 exercise videos and 100+ pre-built protocols, according to Limber.
RTM. Lists all six codes. Clinics choose whether their therapists, their in-house team or Limber’s Care Navigators run monitoring. CMS’s 2027 proposal would end payment for RTM done by a vendor’s contracted staff.
Patient app. We found an iPhone app listing and no Android listing.
Pricing. Quoted through sales.
Best for. Clinics on WebPT that want an outsourced monitoring option. See Orva vs. Limber.
5. WebPT HEP
WebPT’s home exercise program lives inside the WebPT EMR, and patients use the StriveHub app or web portal. Printed programs are available in 29 languages.
Library. 5,500+ photo and video exercises, plus your own video exercises, according to WebPT.
Adherence. Tracks activity, completed workouts and engagement.
RTM. Not part of the native HEP pages we reviewed. WebPT points customers to Limber for RTM.
Pricing. Not published.
Best for. WebPT clinics that want HEP inside the EMR and don’t need RTM from the same tool.
6. HEP2go
HEP2go is an online tool for building and printing exercise programs. It is the lowest-cost option here and the simplest.
Patient experience. Printed programs, email, text and a mobile web viewer. We found no native app.
Adherence and RTM. Neither, based on its site.
Pricing. Free for up to two saved routines, and Pro at $7 a month or $70 a year, according to HEP2go.
Best for. Solo therapists or cash-pay clinics that only need printable programs.
Which one should you choose?
You want patients doing their programs and you bill Medicare. Orva, so adherence and RTM come from the same app and your own therapists.
You want staff education bundled in. Medbridge.
You want the largest library and telehealth. Physitrack.
You run WebPT and want HEP inside it. WebPT HEP.
You only need free printable programs. HEP2go.
If RTM is part of your decision, run your own numbers with the RTM revenue calculator and read whether RTM is worth it for a small clinic.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best home exercise program software for physical therapy?
It depends on what your clinic needs most. For daily adherence and RTM run by your own therapists, Orva. For a large library plus continuing education, Medbridge. For the biggest library and telehealth, Physitrack.
Is there free home exercise program software?
Yes. HEP2go has a free plan for up to two saved routines, and Pro costs $7 a month. Free tools generally don’t include a patient app, adherence tracking or RTM.
Can home exercise program software be used for RTM billing?
Yes, if it records days of patient data and tracks management time. Orva, Medbridge, Physitrack and Limber all support the six musculoskeletal RTM codes. Check who does the monitoring, since Medicare’s proposed 2027 rule would only pay when the billing practice’s own employees do it.
Do patients need a smartphone?
For app-based tools, yes. Most also offer printed or emailed programs for patients without one.
Try Orva in your own clinic. Build a program, see the patient app from your patient’s side and check it against your current tool. Start your free trial, with no credit card required.