Day 10 – Standardize Your Assessments to Elevate Your Practice
If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it. And if you can’t prove it, doctors won’t refer.
On Day 10 of our “Referral-Ready in 30 Days” Challenge, we shift our focus to one of the most critical—but often overlooked—components of a professional medical exercise practice: using standardized assessment tools to track client progress. Click the play button to watch the session recording.
Doctors don’t rely on guesswork—and neither should you.
Implementing objective, repeatable tools allows you to:
- ✅ Establish a clinical baseline for each client
- ✅ Track measurable progress over time
- ✅ Modify exercise programming based on real data
- ✅ Communicate outcomes with clarity to referring professionals
The best part? You don’t need expensive equipment or complex systems. In this session, we’ll review essential assessments that every MedExPRO should be using, including:
- Range of Motion (ROM) measurements
- Manual muscle testing or resistance-based strength indicators
- Static and dynamic balance tools (e.g., Tinetti Balance/Gait Scale)
- Endurance metrics like the 6-minute walk
- Functional assessment scales (e.g., Lysholm’s, Harris Hip, Oswestry)
🎯 Please watch the session recording above. See past sessions and register for more at www.CrackingtheCode.net.
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