Physical therapy clinics have enough paperwork. Sorta handles it.
Physical therapy intake is repetitive by design — the same patient information spread across evaluation forms, functional outcome measures, and insurance paperwork. Sorta enters it once.
The paperwork problem that never goes away.
A new PT patient fills out a general health history, a pain diagram, a functional outcome measure, an insurance authorization, and a consent for treatment. Their name, DOB, and insurance show up on almost all of them. Someone on your staff types it all again.
For clinics working with athletic teams or performing arts organizations, it's worse — you get a roster of 30 people, send them screening forms, and then manually upload each PDF to your EMR one by one.
PT clinics are already stretched thin on admin. The paperwork layer is the one thing that could be automated and isn't.
What changes when you use Sorta.
Intake to SOAP in seconds
Patient demographic and insurance information from intake populates automatically into your documentation forms. Your staff never types a patient's name twice.
Group intake for teams and rosters
Working with a sports team or performing arts group? Send intake links to the whole roster. Every submission processed automatically.
Return visit memory
Returning patients see their existing data and confirm what changed. No starting from scratch on every episode of care.
Works on top of whatever you're already using.
Sorta doesn't integrate with your EHR — it sits completely outside it. Your EHR stays exactly as-is. Sorta handles the paperwork layer your EHR doesn't touch.
Don't see yours? If it runs on a computer, Sorta works on top of it.
"Most of our complaints is operations. It's a stupid, manual, tedious task that takes too long."
Sorta is $300/month flat — see full pricing details.
See it with your actual forms.
We don't do generic demos. We'll show you Sorta working with the real forms your physical therapy clinic already uses.
Book a demo$300/month after your pilot. No contracts. Cancel anytime.