The 5 best Physitrack alternatives for vestibular rehab (2026)

Disclosure: I founded VOR Eye Rehab — one of the five below — so calibrate your trust accordingly. I've tried to rank these the way an independent writer would, including two situations where Physitrack remains the correct answer.

"Physitrack alternative" searches usually come from vestibular and neuro clinicians who like the platform's polish but keep hitting the same wall: 18,500 exercises, and not one of them tells you whether the patient's head was moving at a therapeutic velocity. Here are the real options.

TL;DR

Best vestibular-specific alternative

VOR Eye Rehab

Best all-in-one with CE education

MedBridge

Best for measurement & research

Vertigenius

Best free option

HEP2Go

Physitrack is the best global general HEP platform, and if your practice is multi-specialty you may not need an alternative at all. When your caseload is vestibular, the platforms below either measure what Physitrack can't (VOR Eye Rehab, Vertigenius), bundle education (MedBridge), or cost almost nothing (HEP2Go). Limber Health covers the RTM-focused MSK niche.

The alternatives at a glance

Tool	Best for	Price	Vestibular specificity
VOR Eye Rehab	Vestibular/concussion caseloads	USD 49/month, 2 active patients included, then USD 9.95/additional active patient/month	Purpose-built — instrumented VOR, symptom AI, projector mode
MedBridge	US practices wanting HEP + CE bundle	≈$329/yr per seat	Video library + best CE courses; no instrumentation
Vertigenius	Measurement rigor, hospital units	Quote-based	Purpose-built — wearable sensor, published trials
HEP2Go	Minimal-cost delivery	Free–$7/mo	None
Limber Health	MSK remote monitoring & RTM	Pricing on request	None — MSK focus with Care Navigator service

Why clinicians look beyond Physitrack

Physitrack's weakness is the mirror of its strength. The 18,500-exercise library is built for breadth across every rehab discipline, which means every exercise is a video: watch, replicate, self-report. That works for a rotator cuff program. For a vestibular program, the therapeutic variable is head velocity during VOR work and the symptom response after it — and neither is measured.

The second recurring theme is price-for-purpose: $19/mo per practitioner buys a library that a dizziness clinic uses maybe 5% of. The third is US-specific: practices building RTM billing workflows find Physitrack's code support thinner than purpose-built billing tooling. None of these make Physitrack bad — they make it a generalist, and specialists eventually want specialist tools.

How to choose between them

Same test as always: caseload mix. Dizziness and concussion dominant → VOR Eye Rehab (treatment surface, transparent price) or Vertigenius (sensor measurement, published evidence, enterprise pricing). Multi-specialty US practice that also wants education → MedBridge. Pure budget play → HEP2Go. RTM-driven MSK programs → Limber Health.

One thing worth saying plainly: Physitrack's international coverage and EMR integration list are legitimately hard to match, and if those two factors drive your practice, switching costs will exceed the benefits of anything on this list. Alternatives are for when the specialty gap hurts, not for novelty.

1. VOR Eye Rehab (mine)

Best for: Vestibular, concussion, and oculomotor caseloads
Price: USD 49/month, 2 active patients included, then USD 9.95/additional active patient/month · patient app free
Why people switch to it: Head-speed guidance and a free patient app

Our pitch to Physitrack users is narrow and specific: keep Physitrack for everything else if you like, and run the dizzy patients here. Interactive VOR x1/x2 with real-time head-velocity guidance from the phone's motion sensor, metronome pacing, five-metric symptom capture before and after every session, and AI progression that reacts to those symptoms.

You also get what no general HEP has: projector mode with 15 optokinetic and pursuit patterns controlled live from your laptop, real-world video habituation for visual vertigo, auto-scored DHI/ABC/VVAS, AI discharge reports, and an RTM dashboard. Honest limits: no native telehealth, fewer integrations (EMR Outbox + CSV instead), and a smaller team behind it.

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2. MedBridge

Best for: US practices that want education and HEP in one ecosystem
Price: ≈$329/yr per seat (HEP) · CE plans from ≈$299/yr
Why people switch to it: 3,000+ CE courses bundled with the platform

If the Physitrack frustration is "I'm assembling my professional development separately," MedBridge is the answer: the best CE library in rehab attached to a competent HEP, with deep US EMR integrations. Their vestibular education content (assessment, management, BPPV, concussion) is genuinely strong for clinician upskilling.

The vestibular treatment gap is the same as Physitrack's — video delivery, pain-first tracking, manual progression — and per-seat pricing with education tiers complicates the arithmetic. Right answer for the education problem, not the instrumentation problem.

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3. Vertigenius

Best for: Clinics that need defensible measurement, not just delivery
Price: Pricing on request (demo required)
Why people switch to it: Wearable sensor + peer-reviewed trials + FDA Class II

The research-grade option. A dedicated IMU sensor measures head velocity, frequency, and amplitude with corrective kinematic feedback; the portal prescribes from 400+ vestibular exercises; and the Trinity College Dublin / RCSI trial data (2024) is the strongest evidence base in the category. FDA Class II clearance and ISO 13485 manufacturing matter where procurement asks those questions.

Caveats mirror the strengths: quote-based pricing that implies enterprise budgets, narrower treatment surface (no optokinetic or oculomotor projector work), and assessment tools (DVA, gait speed, DHI) aimed at measurement more than daily progression. Demo before budgeting.

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4. HEP2Go

Best for: Practices where cost is the deciding factor
Price: Free–$7/mo
Why people switch to it: Free tier, $7/mo paid, zero pretense

The budget floor of the entire category. HEP2Go does one thing — build exercise programs from a video library and deliver them — and has done it since before "digital health" was a pitch deck. No instrumentation, no symptom science, no telehealth.

It belongs on this list because a meaningful share of "Physitrack alternative" searches are really "$19/mo alternative" searches, and for those practices HEP2Go plus printed vestibular protocols is a defensible stack at a seventh of the price. Just know exactly which problem you're solving.

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5. Limber Health

Best for: MSK-focused programs building RTM revenue
Price: Pricing on request
Why people switch to it: RTM-first design with a human Care Navigator layer

Limber Health attacks remote therapeutic monitoring from the MSK side: monitoring workflows built around RTM billing, and a Care Navigator service where humans handle patient outreach between visits. For practices whose Physitrack frustration is "remote monitoring revenue is hard to operationalize," Limber is a more direct instrument.

Vestibular specificity is absent — outcome measures are MSK-standard (LEFS, NPRS, NDI), exercises are video-based, and pricing is quote-only. Pair it with a vestibular-specific tool rather than expecting it to become one.

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My honest pick

Vestibular caseload at the center of the practice: VOR Eye Rehab — it's a specialist option for exercise guidance and symptom follow-up. Hospital or research setting where evidence and sensors open doors: Vertigenius. Education-hungry US practice: MedBridge. Budget-driven: HEP2Go, with eyes open.

The honest non-switch: if multi-specialty breadth, telehealth, and EMR integrations are why you bought Physitrack, those reasons haven't changed. A better question than "which alternative" is "which patients do I move" — and for vestibular patients, the answer can be a specialist platform without abandoning the general one.

What I'd do today

1 List which Physitrack features you actually used last month — the honest list is usually 5% of the library and the messaging. That list, not the brochure, defines your requirements.
2 Test the vestibular gap concretely: pick one active VOR patient and try to answer 'what head speed did they train at, and how did symptoms respond?' If you can't, that's the case for instrumented exercises.
3 If telehealth matters, confirm the replacement's remote story (ours is asynchronous monitoring + messaging, not video calls) before switching.
4 Run a split pilot: two platforms, six patients, four weeks. Let adherence data and your documentation time make the decision.

Questions

What's the best Physitrack alternative for vestibular patients specifically?

VOR Eye Rehab for daily treatment delivery — instrumented VOR exercises with head-speed guidance, five-metric vestibular symptom tracking, AI progression, and optokinetic projector mode at USD 49/month, 2 active patients included, then USD 9.95/additional active patient/month. Vertigenius is the stronger choice when measurement rigor and published evidence drive the decision, with a wearable sensor and quote-based pricing.

Is there a cheaper version of Physitrack?

Several. HEP2Go covers basic program delivery from free to $7/mo, and VOR Eye Rehab — while specialized rather than general — costs USD 49/month, 2 active patients included, then USD 9.95/additional active patient/month versus Physitrack's $19/mo, with the patient app free either way. MedBridge's annual seat (~$329/yr) is comparable to Physitrack annual pricing but bundles education differently.

Does anything match Physitrack's telehealth?

For live video consultations inside the same subscription, not on this list — Physitrack's telehealth is mature and a real differentiator. MedBridge and Limber cover parts of remote care in US contexts; VOR Eye Rehab's remote model is asynchronous (sensor-verified home exercises, symptom monitoring, structured messaging) rather than video visits, which suits vestibular programs but isn't telehealth in the video sense.

Can I run Physitrack and VOR Eye Rehab together?

Yes — it's a deliberate pattern. General and orthopedic patients stay in Physitrack; vestibular and concussion patients run in VOR Eye Rehab with instrumented exercises and symptom-gated progression. The patient app is free and there's nothing to migrate. Session summaries can flow upstream to your chart through the EMR Outbox or CSV export.

Run your next vestibular caseload on VOR Eye Rehab

Purpose-built VOR and oculomotor training, five-metric symptom tracking, AI progression, projector mode, and an RTM billing dashboard. Professional: USD 49/month, 2 active patients included, then USD 9.95/additional active patient/month. Patient app free. 30-day founder-guided pilot.

Promotional platform fee before December 31, 2026; standard fee: USD 89/month. The patient app is free.

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Pricing checked against public sources in October 2026 and varies by region and plan. Physitrack is a trademark of Physitrack PLC; this page is an independent comparison by a competitor and may contain errors — verify details with vendors.