Restoring function, mobility and quality of life is the main goal of physiotherapy to help patients achieve successful recovery from musculoskeletal, post-surgical and chronic rehabilitation pathways. Accurate assessment, individualised treatment plan development and the ability to track rehabilitation progress are all essential to providing effective physiotherapy. However, fragmented systems and manual documentation continue to limit coordination, outcome tracking, and continuity of care across settings.
Cellma Physiotherapy EHR provides the digital foundation needed to manage modern rehabilitation services, supporting the complexity of assessment, treatment planning, and rehabilitation delivery. Cellma brings physiotherapy services into a single, secure, and interoperable platform, enabling structured assessments, personalised treatment plans, and clear rehabilitation tracking. By centralising clinical documentation, outcomes, and care plans, Cellma supports informed decision-making and more coordinated physiotherapy care.
Built for both UK and global healthcare environments, Cellma supports physiotherapy services across outpatient, inpatient, and community settings. With a strong focus on interoperability, data integrity, and scalable digital workflows, Cellma helps organisations deliver connected, efficient, and patient-centred rehabilitation care.
Aligned with NHS 10-Year Plan:
Cellma is purpose-built to support these goals through prevention-focused, digitally enabled, and integrated community care.
Patients can securely access appointments, exercise programmes, and care plans, supporting adherence, self-management, and continuity of care, with the ability to integrate with the NHS App where required.
Fully aligned with UK and International clinical, digital and regulatory standards
AI-powered physiotherapy EHR for data-driven decision-making
Supports evidence-based workflows and national rehabilitation frameworks
Configurable to recognised physiotherapy assessment and treatment pathways
100% scalable and interoperable across
care settings
Enterprise-grade security
and compliance
Flexible deployment across outpatient, inpatient, and community services
Global-ready platform with consistent governance and clinical controls
The Cellma Physiotherapy EHR provides therapists with AI-based analysis to identify when patients were not following progress plans, as well as to identify the potential for delayed recovery and the risk profile of a patient’s rehabilitation plan. Alerts and recommendations are aligned with recognised physiotherapy guidelines and care standards, supporting earlier intervention, safer therapy adjustments, and more consistent clinical decision-making across physiotherapy services.
Cellma is built for interoperability, ensuring smooth integration with national and international healthcare systems:
Fully aligned with the NHS 10 Year Plan, supporting its vision for integrated, patient-centred, and digitally enabled care over the next decade.
Built for global healthcare, enabling connected, patient-centred, and digital-first care anywhere in the world.
A Physiotherapy Electronic Health Record, like Cellma, is a digital platform that manages patient assessments, treatment planning, progress tracking, and rehabilitation outcomes. It helps therapists streamline workflows, improve documentation accuracy, and enhance patient care.
Yes. Cellma supports full interoperability with existing clinical systems, including hospital EHRs, primary care software, and community services, enabling seamless data sharing and coordinated rehabilitation pathways.
Cellma provides a secure patient portal where individuals can access care plans, exercise programmes, and appointments. It can also integrate with the NHS App, supporting self-management and improved adherence to rehabilitation plans.
Absolutely. Cellma is built to meet UK and international standards, including NHS Digital requirements, CQC regulations, GDPR, and ISO 27001, ensuring secure, compliant, and reliable physiotherapy care.
Yes. Cellma includes AI-driven clinical decision support to highlight patient risks and recovery trends, as well as secure digital therapy and virtual consultation capabilities for flexible, remote care delivery.
