RecoveryOne

Revolutionizing MSK Care with Clinical Rigor and Trusted Technology

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RecoveryOne

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In the early years of RecoveryOne, we spent time validating and building over 200 clinical pathways that can be tailored to specifically address the patient’s condition. Our team harnesses the same thoughtful and quality-centric approach for clinical care and applies it toward making our technology platform robust and secure.

Most recently, our virtual physical therapy platform is registered with the Food and Drug Administration, recognizing that we have the quality management systems in place to ensure our products are safe and effective for their intended use. Additionally, our platform is HITRUST r2 certified, the gold standard in healthcare and patient data security.

With the added assurance of these two certifications, providers can be confident in the reliability and effectiveness of the technology, especially when delivering on new opportunities for better patient care provided by the availability of the recently released Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) codes. RTM codes have the potential to bring enormous value to not only our health plan and employer customers by increasing access to care for patients struggling with MSK issues, but also to providers by opening new revenue streams for them.

This is yet another example of how RecoveryOne meets the needs of the rapidly evolving health care industry, upholding the best practices in health care and adhering to an FDA process for managing risk. Our technology platform is the perfect solution for health plans, employers and providers seeking to provide their patients with trusted, high quality and secure virtual care for MSK pain or condition.

Employee Benefit News: Views Based on empathy, grounded in science. The essential role of health coaches

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By Dana Medlin

Behavior change isn’t easy. Dealing with stress, making healthy food choices, getting enough exercise — I don’t know anyone who doesn’t struggle with at least one of these issues. People don’t give up from a lack of desire to change, but rather, because they approach behavior change alone and in ways that aren’t productive or that don’t lead to lasting results.

That’s why I became a health coach — to offer patients reinforcement, hope, and trust. With evidence-based interventions and rigorous training, coaches are uniquely qualified to support patients on their healthcare journey, helping them change behaviors so that they can live healthier lives. 

As health and wellness become increasingly accessible to the average adult through digital health, many healthcare startups are relying on health coaches as an integral part of the virtual care team. They act as an indispensable human link between the patient and the software, healing the body and mind in ways that augment technology and ensure its success through personal connections and proven interventions.

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Fierce Healthcare: Long-term plans for hybrid care begin to take shape as health systems and digital platforms team up

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By Annie Burky

When TytoCare entered telehealth over a decade ago, the technology was “nice to have,” according to Stephanie Schmidt, area vice president for provider solutions at the digital health company.

“It went from something that was a nice to have, to something that was absolutely ‘need to have’ during the pandemic, and now I think we’re hitting our balance,” Schmidt told Fierce Healthcare.

As the pandemic wanes, digital health companies are partnering with health systems to integrate virtual care into their practices. Partnerships like those between TytoCare and Overlake Medical Center or Michigan State University Healthcare and RecoveryOne are crafting a long-term future for hybrid care.

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MedCity News: 3 Ways Digital Health Can Curb Opioid Use

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BY SEAN KINSMAN

Not too long ago, in the 1990s and 2000s, the health care system’s best solution for chronic pain was an opioid prescription. Today, of course, we know that opioids are highly addictive and deadly, only to be used as pain relief in moderation with careful oversight.

Still, even after more than a decade of trying to curb opioid use, overdose deaths continue to ravage the country, with each year’s death count higher than the last. In a single 12-month period ending in April 2021, more than 75,000 people were estimated to have died from opioid overdoses – nearly 20,000 more deaths than the previous year.

Clearly, the nation’s strategies to lessen opioid-related deaths are not working. Even though opioids are off the table in many instances, people still experience pain. So how do we address pain management effectively with little or no opioids?

One solution is digital health, an effective – though underutilized – tool for pain management. In my role as a chief clinical officer of a virtual physical therapy platform, I get to see firsthand how solutions like these can help reduce opioid reliance and regain mobility.

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Modern Healthcare: MSU Health Care launches virtual physical therapy program

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BY GABRIEL PERNA 

MSU Health Care is launching a virtual physical therapy program for rural patients, the East Lansing, Michigan-based academic medical center said Tuesday. 

MSU Health Care will work with Walnut Creek, California-headquartered startup RecoveryOne on the virtual musculoskeletal program, which will be administered in conjunction with the health system’s in-person rehabilitation services. RecoveryOne clinicians will provide virtual care under the MSU branding, while the health system’s clinicians will work with patients in person.

“Physical therapy is one of the top reasons people go to a doctor … so it’s a natural fit in terms of where we can make an impact at scale while improving access to care,” said MSU Health Care Chief Innovation and Digital Health Officer Roger Jansen.

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MSU Health Care and RecoveryOne to Deliver Virtual and In-Person Physical Therapy Services in Michigan

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Innovative collaboration expands access to rehabilitation services with virtual physical therapy

East Lansing, MI and Walnut Creek, CA – February 7, 2023 – MSU Health Care and RecoveryOne, a leading digital health innovator dedicated to improving clinical and economic outcomes for conditions stemming from musculoskeletal (MSK) disorders, are collaborating to transform the delivery of MSK care to residents in Michigan. In this novel collaboration, RecoveryOne’s clinically-validated virtual platform for MSK conditions will be integrated into MSU Health Care’s network, increasing access to care and expanding services into the home. The virtual services will complement MSU Health Care’s in-person physical medicine and rehabilitation services, helping to improve community health and healing while reducing overall costs. 

MSK diseases, such as joint, neck and back pain, affect one out of two Americans and three out of four people over the age of 65. Furthermore, individuals suffering from MSK conditions are four times more likely to report depression and anxiety. Through this collaboration, patients in Michigan will have more options and flexibility to access physical therapy services to fully recover from their MSK conditions. 

For example, nearly 20% of the state’s population lives in a rural area and long drives to clinics can be a barrier to recovery, especially when mobility is limited for older Americans. Other individuals may not be able to access traditional medical services due to family or work obligations. In many cases, individuals do not require full in-person services to recover and will find it more convenient to receive treatment virtually. MSU Health Care aims to meet patients where they are from the convenience and comfort of home. In addition, by enabling patients to stay within the MSU Health Care system to receive their care through virtual services, providers will be able to better coordinate care and treatment plans, which can prevent unnecessary and costly surgeries. 

“This innovative collaboration will expand physical therapy to our current patients who may not be able to seek care on site due to geographic or other barriers to care. Our musculoskeletal services within our primary care, neurology, rehabilitation, physical therapy, imaging and osteopathic manipulation will benefit from this additional modality,” said Roger Jansen, Chief Innovation Officer of MSU Health Care. “We can evaluate the patient and direct them to either the in-person clinic or virtual therapy. For some patients, we’re aiming to consolidate both into one treatment plan. With RecoveryOne’s help, we are meeting our patients where they are, extending our reach to serve more patients with our current workforce all which increases our value to the community .”

RecoveryOne offers more than 200 clinically-validated, condition-specific pathways and over 2,000 therapeutic exercises that collectively address the entire body, providing the industry’s only full-body virtual physical therapy and MSK solution.The solution dynamically adjusts based on the individual’s performance and healing process and includes Motion Trainer, a sensorless computer vision and AI technology capability that provides visual and audio guidance to help members perform their exercises correctly. In addition, patients have access to physical therapists and certified health coaches via the app, to help them stay on track with their progress. RecoveryOne delivers an enhanced interactive experience that drives better adherence and patient engagement, which leads to better clinical outcomes.

Recently, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services enabled providers such as MSU Health Care to be reimbursed for remote MSK therapeutic services such as monitoring patient adherence and response to therapy. This update opens up new possibilities for care for both patients and providers. Patients have improved access to care at lower costs and physical therapists can offer digital services that not only complement in-person care but also provide more information about the patient.

“This collaboration is a significant step forward in improving the cost, quality, and access to care for individuals in Michigan,” said Mark Luck Olson, CEO of RecoveryOne. “By adding virtual physical therapy, MSU Health Care patients have more flexibility to recover on their terms, making it easier for them to fit therapy into their busy schedules and recover more quickly. Whether it’s getting back to sports or being able to pick up a grandchild, no one needs to suffer needlessly due to lack of access or cost of services.”

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About RecoveryOne

RecoveryOne is a recovery-focused virtual physical therapy solution for employers, partners, and health plans. In reinventing MSK care delivery, we have created evidence-based programs rich in human-connected care and amplified through technology that help members from head to toe and everything in between. RecoveryOne is reimagining conventional MSK recovery by giving users a highly engaging and tailored experience that reduces costs and speeds recovery. For more information, visit RecoveryOne.com and follow us on LinkedIn.

About MSU Health Care

MSU Health Care is the fully integrated academic health center of Michigan State University, representing more than 600 faculty and affiliate providers. Our commitment to safe, high-quality patient care is realized through our comprehensive services for people of any age, education of the next generation of health care providers and medical research. MSU Health Care providers treat ongoing primary care as well as some of the rarest forms of cancer and neurological conditions along with advanced surgical, pharmaceutical, rehabilitation, therapy and imaging services. With more than 100 affiliates located next door and as far as Ludington, Saginaw, Detroit, and Marquette, MSU Health Care is building hope and healing for Michigan. Our clinical efforts support future advancements through academic and research initiatives at Michigan State University.
https://healthcare.msu.edu/

Press Contact:

Kara Spak
Director, Media Strategy
120/80 MKTG 
kara@120over80mktg.com
312.593.0596

RecoveryOne Promotes Senior Leaders to C-suite and Expands Team To Support its Strategic Business Growth and Clinical Innovation

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New positions recognize commitment in clinical expertise and business focus to maximize impact of virtual MSK solutions for health plans, employers and providers 

Walnut Creek, CA – December 19, 2022 – RecoveryOne, a leading digital health innovator dedicated to improving clinical and economic outcomes for conditions stemming from musculoskeletal (MSK) disorders of all types, promoted two senior leaders to its C-suite and hired a new executive to accelerate the company’s growth and scale its clinical innovation. Sean Kinsman, PT, DPT, OCS, has been promoted to Chief Clinical Officer from Vice President of Clinical Operations, John Araki has been promoted to Chief Financial Officer from Executive Vice President of Finance and Administration, and Josh Kaffee has joined the RecoveryOne team as Vice President of Client Implementation. 

“Over the last year, we have grown and expanded our service and capabilities for health plans, employers and providers. The strengthening of our chief executive suite and continued expansion of senior leaders is a reflection of our successful business momentum, focus on strategic growth opportunities and commitment to clinical excellence,” said Mark Luck Olson, CEO, RecoveryOne. “The addition of these proven leaders will help us continue to deliver on our mission as we scale to meet demand and provide a low-cost, easy-to-access clinically rigorous virtual musculoskeletal solution that improves health outcomes.”

As Chief Clinical Officer, Sean Kinsman, PT, DPT, OCS, will continue to serve as RecoveryOne’s clinical voice, crafting policy to optimize clinical efficacy and achieve high-performance outcomes, recruiting and nurturing clinical talent to provide first rate care for members, and developing innovative care delivery models to improve cost, quality, and experience. As the Vice President of Clinical Operations, Sean was instrumental in constructing an independent medical advisory board of orthopedic physicians and specialists to advise on clinical policy, establishing partnerships with academic research centers of excellence to generate peer-reviewed evidence, and developing clinical procedures and protocols to create the more than 200 rehabilitation pathways and 2000 therapeutic exercises on the platform.

As Chief Financial Officer, John Araki will lead strategic accounting and finance, corporate performance management, and also play a key role in evaluating strategic initiatives and corporate development opportunities. Additionally, John will continue to manage operational functions such as compliance and human resources to meet the needs of the company as it grows. In the last two years, John has seen the company through debt and equity financing activities, including its Series C funding round and HITRUST certification, a rigorous process that demonstrates the company’s ability to meet key regulations and protect sensitive information.

Joining RecoveryOne as Vice President of Client Implementation, Josh Kaffee will drive the launch of client solutions to ensure successful, timely implementations. Previously, Josh led the implementation team at League where he was responsible for building best practices and methodologies to deliver consumer engagement and digital front-door mobile and web solutions for employers, payers, providers, and retail pharmacies. Josh has more than 20 years of working in healthcare consulting and implementation services, including at Emids and Evolent Health, as well as experience in leading client engagements with the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services.

RecoveryOne offers a human-first approach, recognizing that no two people recover the same. Unlike competitors, the company has 200+ clinically-validated, condition-specific pathways and 2,000+ therapeutic exercises that collectively address the entire body, providing the industry’s only full-body virtual physical therapy and MSK solution. The solution dynamically adjusts based on the individual’s performance and healing process and includes Motion Trainer, a sensorless computer vision and AI technology capability that provides visual and audio guidance to help members perform their exercises correctly. Combined with access to physical therapists and certified health coaches, RecoveryOne delivers an enhanced interactive experience that drives better adherence and patient engagement which leads to better clinical outcomes.

With the promotions of Kinsman and Araki and the addition of Kaffee, RecoveryOne is positioned to expand into new markets, support consumer success and scale its clinical offerings with a lower-cost, more accessible and complete solution than others in this market. 

About RecoveryOne

RecoveryOne is a recovery-focused virtual physical therapy solution for employers, partners, and health plans. In reinventing MSK care delivery, we have created evidence-based programs rich in human-connected care and amplified through technology that help members from head to toe and everything in between. RecoveryOne is reimagining conventional MSK recovery by giving users a highly engaging and tailored experience that reduces costs and speeds recovery. For more information, visit RecoveryOne.com and follow us on LinkedIn.

Contact: 

Kara Spak
Director, Media Strategy
120/80 MKTG 
kara@120over80mktg.com
312.593.0596

RecoveryOne Named to the 2022 CB Insights’ Digital Health 150 List 

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NEW YORK, December 7, 2022 — CB Insights today named RecoveryOne to its fourth-annual Digital Health 150, showcasing the 150 most promising private digital health companies of 2022.

“From reimagining clinical care, to leveraging tech like AR/VR to improve surgical training, this year’s Digital Health 150 winners are transforming the future of healthcare with digital technology,” said Brian Lee, SVP of CB Insights’ Intelligence Unit. “This increasingly global cohort, representing more than 18 countries across five continents, is not only driving better patient outcomes, but making healthcare more accessible. We are excited to follow the meaningful impact and continued success of this year’s winners.” 

“To be recognized among all of these innovative companies is an honor,” said Mark Luck Olson, CEO of RecoveryOne. “I’m proud of the hard work by our team to deliver a virtual physical therapy and musculoskeletal solution that improves health outcomes and access to care, while lowering costs. We are driven by a mission to ensure that no one needlessly suffers from MSK conditions and achieves their best recovery while avoiding unnecessary treatments. As we grow, we continue to innovate, transforming the end-to-end care journey by creating a more integrated and simple experience for health plans, employers and providers as well as the consumers we serve.”

Utilizing the CB Insights platform, the research team selected these 150 winners from a pool of over 13,000 private companies, including applicants and nominees. They were chosen based on factors including R&D activity, proprietary Mosaic scores, market potential, business relationships, investor profile, news sentiment analysis, competitive landscape, team strength, and tech novelty. The research team also reviewed over 3,000  Analyst Briefings submitted by applicants.

RecoveryOne offers a human-first approach, recognizing that no two people recover the same. Unlike competitors, the company has 200+ clinically-validated condition specific pathways and 2,000+ therapeutic exercises that collectively address the entire body, providing the industry’s only full-body virtual MSK solution. The solution dynamically adjusts based on the individual’s performance and healing process and includes Motion Trainer, a sensorless computer vision and AI technology capability that provides visual and audio guidance to help members perform their exercises correctly. Combined with access to physical therapists and certified health coaches, RecoveryOne delivers an enhanced interactive experience that drives better adherence and patient engagement which leads to better clinical outcomes.

About CB Insights

CB Insights builds software that enables the world’s best companies to discover, understand, and make technology decisions with confidence. By marrying data, expert insights, and work management tools, clients manage their end-to-end technology decision-making process on CB Insights. To learn more, please visit www.cbinsights.com.

Contact:

chris.orlando@cbinsights.com

About RecoveryOne 

RecoveryOne is a recovery-focused virtual physical therapy solution for employers, partners, and health plans. In reinventing MSK care delivery, we have created evidence-based programs rich in human-connected care and amplified through technology that help members from head to toe and everything in between. RecoveryOne is reimagining conventional MSK recovery by giving users a highly engaging and tailored experience that reduces costs and speeds recovery. For more information, visit RecoveryOne.com and follow us on LinkedIn.

CONTACT:   

Kara Spak
Director, Media Strategy
120/80 MKTG 
kara@120over80mktg.com
312.593.0596

Healthline: Stretching May Help Slow Cognitive Decline as Well as Aerobic Exercise

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Written by Beth Ann Mayer

Simple movement, including regular stretching, balance, and range of motion exercises, might be just as effective in slowing mild cognitive decline as aerobic exercises.

It may sound like a stretch, but new research suggests it’s science. Researchers presented the data at the 2022 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference in San Diego on Aug. 2.

To perform the study, they followed 296 sedentary older adults already diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). This condition can lead to Alzheimer’s Disease, though it’s not a given.

Half of the participants were instructed to do aerobic exercises on treadmills and stationary bikes at a moderate intensity of about 120 heartbeats per minute for 30 to 40 minutes. The rest were told to perform functional stretching, balance, and range of motion exercises. The groups worked with a personal trainer twice per week and alone on two additional days for a year.

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