Primary Care

Primary care physicians treating musculoskeletal conditions and chronic pain have limited treatment options, often leaving them to manage symptoms pharmacologically or to refer patients onward for therapy or surgical care. Opioids carry real risk, and deciding whether conservative management (e.g., PT) is sufficient—or whether operative intervention is warranted—often lacks objective, longitudinal data.

ptMantra gives physicians a third option: They can adopt remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) to manage chronic pain, coordinate care, inform referral decisions, and earn reimbursement for these improvements in care.

Primary care physicians treating musculoskeletal conditions and chronic pain have limited treatment options, often leaving them to manage symptoms pharmacologically or to refer patients onward for therapy or surgical care. Opioids carry real risk, and deciding whether conservative management (e.g., PT) is sufficient—or whether operative intervention is warranted—often lacks objective, longitudinal data.

ptMantra gives physicians a third option: They can adopt remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) to manage chronic pain, coordinate care, inform referral decisions, and earn reimbursement for these improvements in care.

And when escalation is appropriate, ptMantra provides a clearer evidentiary basis to guide referral—whether toward continued conservative care or operative evaluation—so the next step is justified, timely, and defensible.