HEP2go

7 recommendations and reviews from 7 people

• Referral from November 4, 2016
  

  aishel asked:

  Switching from inpatient rehab to homecare, looking for resources I've done acute care and inpatient rehab for more than 5 years and am finally ready to make a change. I've accepted a job working for a homecare company. What resources would you recommend? Any specific textbooks? Online places to review? Thanks.

  

  iamprettyamazing replied:

  Hep2 go.com is a good resource with pictures available for exercise programs. It's free too!

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• Referral from July 24, 2015
  

  Brittney F. asked:

  Anyone know of a website or something where you can get free pictures (of exercises) for a home exercise program handout? I know certain companies and hospitals have their own programs, but is there anywhere to go for those of us who don't have access through school or work?

  

  Brandon P. replied:

  Hep2 go.com

  

  Lara S. replied:

  Hep2 go.com is awesome. And if you don't find what you want, have someone take a pic of you doing the exercise and upload if yourself. Pretty customizable. You can even email HEPs if needed.

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• Referral from March 7, 2015
  

  Melissa C. asked:

  Does anyone have good sources for ther ex routines? I feel like we got nothing in PT school in regard to exercises. I've been learning a bunch in clinic, but I'd like to come up with some new routines on my own. I feel like I'm doing the same old same old and boring my pts.

  

  Gwen F. replied:

  Otago exercise program (http://www.cdc.gov/HomeandRecreationalSafety/Falls/compendium/1.2_otago.html) which are exercises that have shown to reduce falls in the elderly. And HEP2 go.com is great, you can search for exercises based on what muscles your trying to stretch, strengthen, etc.

  

  Seth L. replied:

  HEP2 go.com

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• Referral from March 29, 2014
  

  Heather R. asked:

  Hi all, I have recently jumped into the world of aquatic therapy and am looking for resources with treatment ideas. Any recommendations? Thanks!

  

  Jill M. replied:

  does HEP2Go.com have any aquatic ideas as well?

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• Referral from February 5, 2014
  

  Tiffany B. asked:

  Ok, all my Physical Therapist peeps: Can anyone recommend a good software program for my home computer that I can use to print out HEPs for my patients? It would be sooooo much easier to do it from home......I appreciate all suggestions!!

  

  Stacy W. replied:

  Check out hep2 go.com, it's free

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