Kinetisense Newsletter
Version 3 , December 2021
Version 3 , December 2021
Kinetisense 3D Balance
The Kinetisense balance module is a state-of-the-art markerless motion capture assessment that will act as the “differentiator” for your clinic.
Expand the walls of your clinic and drive additional revenue with the following strategies…
◊ Appropriate for Athletes
◊ Monetization Strategies
◊ Billing Strategies
◊ General Intake
◊ Monetization and Billing Strategy
◊ Monetization and Billing Strategy
◊ Monetization and Billing Strategy
Kinetisense is a patented advanced functional movement software. The real-time, video-based reporting system enables practitioners to eliminate the guesswork that’s often involved in movement assessments.
Importantly, the modules/assessments within Kinetisense such as KAMS, Functional, ROM, and Posture each have a CPT code assigned to them. Medical coverage of up to $35.00 is available to clients.
The new CPT billing codes can be accessed on our Vault. After purchasing a license, you will be given a username and password that can be used to view the document.
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Kinetisense software provides real-time analysis and easy to understand reporting for motion capture in all planes.
The proprietary algorithms of Kinetisense allow for enhanced joint location and movement tracking accuracy. They also help remove outlier data over the course of the movement.
This software changes the way that practitioners and trainers interact with their patients and clients, and as a result can help improve the overall quality of healthcare and performance training.
For personal reasons, this veteran wishes to remain anonymous.
After sustaining a hip injury while serving in the army, one Canadian veteran struggled for 17 years with constant pain and discomfort. During this time, he was unable to play with his kids, participate in social activities, and work efficiently. It was only after his quality of life began to deteriorate further that he decided to see his doctor again.
His hip was found to be in far worse shape than originally thought, which resulted in hip replacement surgery. After the surgery, his extent of disability was deemed to be 3%, despite the drastic differences in hip AROM between the left and right hip. With the completion of a Kinetisense Advanced Functional Movement Screen (KAMS) and Hip AROM assessment, his extent of disability was changed from 3% to 17%. The increased disability benefits he received gave him access to soft tissue therapy, which finally helped relieve his pain and restore function.
Increased Disability Benefits
“I am eternally grateful for a team of medical professionals for navigating this time with me. To have a wonderful group of people fight for me to gain my life back is a gift I cannot repay.” – Canadian Army Veteran
The main advantage of the Kinetisense Advanced Movement Screen is that it detects areas of dysfunction in the entire body. Being able to provide raw, objective data from a patented company (Kinetisense) helps prove to insurance companies that veterans are entitled to the benefits they have applied for.
Workplace injuries are a major public health issue around the world, with an estimated 317 million occurring each year (1). In Canada and the United States, there were approximately 1,130,245 work-related injuries that occurred in 2018 alone (2). The most commonly reported workplace injuries are strains and sprains, cuts/open wounds, contusions, fractures, and other chronic joint or muscle conditions (3, 4, 5). Out of the many possible causes, overexertion and slips, trips, and falls have been found to account for the majority of these injuries (6).
In addition to the physical pain and disability that these injuries can cause, they also place a substantial economic burden on individuals, employers, and society. For employers in particular, workplace injuries come with a number of direct and indirect costs. Costs that are tied directly to the injury are referred to as direct costs, and usually include workers’ compensation payments, medical expenses, and costs for legal services (7). Indirect costs on the other hand are any additional, unexpected costs associated with the injury. These include costs related to lost productivity, training replacement employees, and repairing damaged equipment and property (7). Indirect costs are 2 to 10 times as expensive as direct costs, and as a result can have a long-term financial impact on a company (8).
Given what is known about workplace injuries and the negative effects they can have, it is crucial that preventative measures such as pre-employment screening be implemented. Kinetisense has developed a tool to assess injury risk that is cost-effective, accurate, and portable. This 12-part functional movement screen, known as the Kinetisense Advanced Movement Screen (KAMS), identifies asymmetries and restrictions in range of motion for key movements and provides a quantitative representation of injury risk. Utilizing a tool such as KAMS will not only help prevent workplace injuries from occurring, but will also allow employers to ensure workers are fit to perform the tasks required of them while on the job.
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As the world’s first patented markerless motion capture analysis system, Kinetisense allows you to engage with your patients and provide them real-time biofeedback for how they truly move. Gain the data you need to analyze over 40 joint ROM movements with the click of a button, and give your patients the ability to move with ease.
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