You operated. You should not have to wait six weeks to find out how it went.
getMEDIC delivers the physiotherapy your patient needs at home, and reports it back to you — measured, dated, and attributable to a named physiotherapist. Referring costs you nothing and pays you nothing.
One PDF, every evening
One line per patient of yours seen that day: which session, pain before and after, the movement measurement for that condition, and anything the physiotherapist flagged.
It arrives as a link on WhatsApp. There is no account to create, no password to reset, and nothing to install — a decision we made because software that demands a doctor’s attention before it gives them anything simply does not get used.
If you want more than the summary, every case opens to a full timeline: each session, each measurement, each note, in order.
Daily summary · this evening
Dr Ramesh Iyer — 3 patients seen today
- Lakshmi R.7 of 12
Total knee replacement
Pain 6 → 4Knee flexion 95° - Mohammed Y.3 of 8
Lower back pain
Pain 7 → 5Lumbar flexion 3.5 cm - Sarala D.11 of 24
Stroke rehabilitation
Pain 4 → 4Gait speed 0.6 m/sFlagged
We do not pay for referrals. Ever.
Not per patient, not per case, not as a fee, a share, a gift or a rebate.
The National Medical Commission’s professional conduct regulations are unambiguous about this, and so are we. Nothing in our product counts your referrals, ranks you by volume, or shows you an earnings figure, because none of those numbers exist.
What is recorded is clinical work: a review you requested, advice you gave the physiotherapist, a concern you acted on. Those are recorded as clinical acts from the first day — complete, timestamped, and never priced.
If you are ever offered otherwise
By anyone claiming to represent getMEDIC, it did not come from us. Tell us and we will deal with it. This is the kind of thing that gets said quietly in a corridor, and it should not survive being written down.
Under a minute, at the desk, not on your phone
Our representative does the work
They sit outside your cabin. You say the patient needs physiotherapy at home and, if you have a view, how often and for how long. The representative takes it from there — the patient details, the consents, the address, all of it before the family leaves the building.
Your clinical suggestion is carried through
The sessions per week and the number of weeks you suggest pre-fill the care plan. If our physiotherapist proposes a change during the course, that change is visible to you rather than silent.
Duplicate and shared patients
If a patient already has an active case, we tell whoever is referring rather than opening a second one. Where two doctors are involved, each sees the case only if the patient consented to that doctor by name.
Where we can actually go
Koramangala, HSR Layout, Indiranagar. Outside those, we take the referral, mark it as out of area, and tell you plainly whether we can staff it.
The parts a doctor will want to check
Measures are fixed, not free text
Pain on a 0–10 scale at every session, plus a measurement scoped to the condition — knee flexion and extension lag after a TKR, hip flexion and abduction after a THR, timed up-and-go, gait speed, walking distance. Fixed units mean week six is comparable to week one, and one patient is comparable to another.
Concerns reach you immediately
A physiotherapist can raise a flag mid-visit. Urgent flags put the case on hold and notify you at once rather than waiting for the evening summary. You can request a review from the case at any point; it reaches our team and the physiotherapist together.
Consent gates what you see
A patient who declines to share clinical progress with you still receives the full service, and you see that sessions are happening and nothing more. That branch is built and tested, not merely promised — so the consent you were shown means what it says.
What we are not
Not an EMR, not a diagnostic service, not a booking marketplace. Our physiotherapists do not diagnose, do not prescribe, and do not alter your treatment. Physiotherapy at home, for 9 conditions, and nothing else.
What doctors ask us first
What happens to my patient's data?
Who are the physiotherapists?
Can I change the plan?
What does my patient pay?
We are a hospital, not an individual doctor. Can you work with us?
Refer one patient and watch what comes back
That is the honest test, and it is the one we would apply. We are running a small pilot deliberately — enough patients to learn from, few enough that every case gets looked at.