TrackActive Me - Virtual Physio

30/09/2024

TrackActive are proud to announce our renewed partnership with Physio First - the self-employed private physiotherapist Professional Network of The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP). They are a community of self-employed private physiotherapists who are leading in evidenced quality and value having established the only independently assessed private physiotherapy Quality Assured Practitioner (QAP) and Quality Assured Clinic schemes.

Members of Physio First can access an exclusive discount on new TrackActive Pro subscriptions. TrackActive Pro is a digital application for managing exercise rehabilitation programmes and tracking patient outcomes. Follow this link to find out more: https://www.physiofirst.org.uk/benefits/software-to-support-and-streamline-your-business/trackactive.html

A new benefit for Physio First members will enable members to promote their clinic services and receive patient referrals via TrackActive’s self-care and referral application, TrackActive Me.

26/01/2022

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30/11/2020

We are very pleased to announce that we have been supported by Sport England through their Open Call for Innovative Solutions. The open call was designed to find innovative solutions that were tackling the inequalities being exacerbated by the pandemic and looked to support the communities and people affected most to stay physically active.

With their support we will be developing aspects of our musculoskeletal health content and technology in order to improve our reach to those who are limited in their access to digital channels. We will therefore assist in addressing Sport England’s ‘digital exclusion’ challenge.

As a company this helps us achieve our overarching vision - to empower people with the knowledge and tools to take care of their musculoskeletal health and encourage them to lead more active lives.

We are already working with the NHS, insurance, and corporate wellbeing sectors, and now working with Sport England will expand our reach to almost everyone within the UK.

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03/09/2020

We are pleased to announce that we are now in partnership with WW (formerly Weight Watchers)

Being overweight or obese can significantly increase the risk of bone, joint and muscle injury or pain.

For example the risk of developing knee osteoarthritis may be up to 6 times greater on those who are obese.

With exercise being a key component to weight loss it is important to make sure people remain pain-free. TrackActive Me is the leading digital self care application for people to manage and prevent injuries and conditions in their own home.

Through our partnership, myWW members will be able use their points to gain free access to TrackActive Me for a limited time.

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02/07/2020

We’ve just introduced a brand new feature on TrackActive Me - physical activity tracking!

TrackActive Me is a physical wellbeing app with a particular focus on helping people to prevent and manage joint, bone and muscle conditions. Keeping physically active is important not only for overall physical and mental health, but is a key recommendation in the recovery from many conditions such as low back pain.

Therefore everyone should aim to reach the recommended National and World Health Organization (WHO) physical activity guidelines of 150 minutes of aerobic exercise and 2 strength sessions per week.

TrackActive Me now provides a physical activity diary, where users can track the amount of aerobic and strengthening exercise they complete each week and see if they hit or exceed the recommended benchmark!

04/05/2020

The Institute for Employment Studies found that within the first two weeks of lockdown, there was a significant increase in musculoskeletal complaints. More than half of home working employees reported new aches or pains especially in the neck, back or shoulder.

Preliminary results from the first COVID-19 homeworker wellbeing study, looking at how working from home for an extended period is affecting the UK workforce.

30/04/2020

The physical health among employees now working from home is declining, with over half reporting new symptoms, especially in the neck, shoulder and back. This is based on findings from the Institute for Employment Studies (IES).

Due to this the University of East Anglia (UEA) is running a study into the lockdown impact on bone, joint and muscle pain. If you are wanting to be part of the study find further details below.

Researchers in Norwich are launching a new study to see how coronavirus and lockdown are affecting people with bone, joint and muscle pain.

28/04/2020

Today is World Day for Safety and Health at work. British Safety Council and Mates in Mind have put together a number of helpful resources to support the challenges workplaces are facing due to the COVID-19 global pandemic.

Today is World Day for Safety and Health at Work. To mark this occasion the British Safety council, in partnership with Mates in Mind, is extending the availability of its free resources on offer to support employers and employees adapt to new ways of working during the coronavirus pandemic -19 http://ow.ly/VBaZ50zqmZQ