VOR Eye Rehab vs Physitrack: Purpose-Built Vestibular Rehab vs General HEP Platform

Physitrack includes some vestibular exercise videos in its library of 18,500+ exercises, but it does not offer interactive VOR guidance, gyroscope-based gaze stabilization tracking, or vestibular-specific outcome measures like the DHI, ABC, and VVAS. Vestibular exercises on Physitrack are limited to passive video demonstrations that patients watch and replicate on their own, without real-time feedback on head speed, range of motion, or exercise accuracy. VOR Eye Rehab provides fully guided, sensor-driven vestibular exercises with automatic difficulty progression based on five vestibular symptom metrics tracked before and after every session.

Physitrack does not offer automatic VOR exercise progression. Clinicians must manually review patient adherence data and update exercise parameters themselves — typically during follow-up appointments. This creates gaps of days or weeks where patients train at the same intensity regardless of symptom changes. VOR Eye Rehab uses an AI-driven progression engine that adjusts exercise difficulty (head speed targets, duration, complexity) automatically after each session based on real-time symptom responses across dizziness, brain fog, headache, eye strain, and nausea.

Physitrack is a general-purpose HEP platform designed for all rehabilitation specialties, while VOR Eye Rehab is purpose-built for vestibular and oculomotor rehabilitation. Key differences include: VOR Eye Rehab offers gyroscope-tracked gaze stabilization exercises with real-time feedback, AI-driven progressive difficulty adjustment, five-metric vestibular symptom tracking (dizziness, brain fog, headache, eye strain, nausea), validated vestibular outcome measures (DHI, ABC, VVAS), an in-clinic projector mode with 15 optokinetic and pursuit patterns, and condition-specific templates for BPPV, concussion, and Meniere's disease. Physitrack offers a broader general exercise library and more EMR integrations, but lacks these vestibular-specific clinical tools.

Yes. Many vestibular-focused clinicians use VOR Eye Rehab alongside or instead of Physitrack for their vestibular caseload. VOR Eye Rehab handles the complete vestibular workflow — from intake with condition-based templates through discharge with AI-generated reports — while Physitrack can continue to serve orthopedic and general rehab patients. There is no data migration required because VOR Eye Rehab's structured vestibular programs are built from clinical protocols, not imported exercise libraries. Patients download the VOR Eye Rehab app and begin their personalized program immediately after being invited by their clinician.