Client Testimonial: Ivy Rehab

Founded in 2003, Ivy Rehab has become a leading national provider of physical, occupational and speech therapy services.

As a network made up of 232 rehabilitation therapy clinics and counting, the Ivy Rehab Network facilitates care across 11 different states across the U.S. midwest and east coast.

From chronic pain management to pediatric PT, OT, SLP and ABA, they offer an extensive range of services including aquatic therapy, athletic training, post surgical treatments as well as workers’ compensation programs. In addition, they also provide complimentary injury screenings and offer direct access appointments for clients without prescriptions.

Founded in 2003, Ivy Rehab has become a leading national provider of physical, occupational and speech therapy services. Their motto, “it’s all about the people,” ties into their core values of creating exceptional patient experiences and encouraging positive patient outcomes. With a similar mission, Raintree’s software for PT, OT, SLP, and ABA empowers innovation, engagement and continuity within the rehabilitation therapy field.

Ivy Rehab Selects Raintree as Enterprise EMR Partner to Power the Future of Rehab Therapy Ivy Rehab, one of the nation’s fastest-growing outpatient rehab therapy networks chose Raintree as its EMR platform, scaling AI scribe adoption.

“We are incredibly excited to lead the industry as the first organization at our scale to roll out ScribeIQ™ to all of our clinicians for every patient visit,” said Jason Strauss, CEO of Ivy Rehab. “This is a long-term strategic partnership. Raintree’s vision, innovation velocity, and commitment to transformational AI align perfectly with Ivy’s focus removing technology burden on clinic-based teammates to focus on patient care.

Ivy Rehab has been a Raintree client since 2018, utilizing solutions such as automated RCM, elevated patient engagement tools, and our standalone business intelligence platform.

 

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