A body map
Shoulder, lower back, hip, knee and ankle with typical presentations and course lengths.
TYCHALOGInjured athletes want two things: to understand what is going on, and to know when they can play again. Lab Report presents the clinic like an assessment report: a runner whose pace follows the scroll, a body map where visitors tap the injured area, a recovery curve they can drag through twelve weeks of phases, and a three-question self-check that suggests a protocol.
Every section below is already built and working in the live demo — not a mock-up.
Shoulder, lower back, hip, knee and ankle with typical presentations and course lengths.
Twelve weeks across protect, restore, rebuild and return, with capacity and pain lines.
Where it hurts, how much and the goal lead to a suggested protocol, clearly marked as not a diagnosis.
A ruled table of programmes, patient cases and an assessment request with sport and date.
Yes. Phase names, week ranges and descriptions are configured from your programmes. The curve stays labelled as an illustrative course.
It only suggests which programme to discuss and is stamped “not a diagnosis”. Every path ends in booking an assessment with a therapist.
Yes. The final phase can describe your testing and the written go/no-go criteria, which athletes and coaches look for.
Pick the design, choose a plan, and we adapt it to your business, your content and your language before it goes live.