APTA Private Practice 2026

Recovery Happens Between Visits

Nov. 11-14 | The Broadmoor | Colorado Springs, CO

Improve home exercise adherence, stay connected between visits, and track patient progress throughout care. Book time with the Limber team at Booth 222.

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The Limber Health team smiling in front of the Limber booth at a rehab therapy conference

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Booth 222

Nov. 11-14, 2026

The Broadmoor, Colorado Springs

Between visits

The Other 166 Hours

A patient spends about two hours a week with their therapist but manages the other 166 on their own. Those hours are when much of the recovery happens... and when a slip in progress can go unnoticed until the next visit.

What Limber does

Limber Is Built for the Time Between Visits

01

Improve home exercise adherence

With Limber, patients follow each exercise on video, with real patients demonstrating and a physical therapist giving verbal cues. More than 7,000 follow-along videos make the program easier to follow than a paper handout.

02

Stay connected between visits

With remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM), your care team sees adherence and progress between appointments and can reach a patient who is falling behind before they disengage from care.

03

Track progress throughout care

Outcome surveys are distributed automatically throughout the episode of care, so staff aren’t chasing patients to complete them. See how each patient is progressing and adjust the plan of care when progress stalls.

New at PPS

See Where the Patient Is Headed While There Is Still Time to Act

Limber Outcomes predicted trajectory compares each patient’s score on their primary outcome measure with the expected recovery path for that point in the episode, so you can see when care is on track and when progress needs attention. Check out a demo at booth 222.

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Predicted Trajectory chart for PROMIS Upper ExtremityIllustration of a patient outcome score line rising over the first weeks of care, shown against a shaded expected recovery range and optimal, expected, and outside zones.PROMIS® Upper Extremity45.038.430.117.0Day014284256708420.7809/02/2626.1109/15/2627.8509/23/26OptimalExpectedOutside

Illustration of a Predicted Trajectory path in Limber Outcomes. Scores and dates are for demonstration only.

The evidence

Developed by Clinicians and Backed by Published Evidence  

72%

of patients receiving physical therapy plus RTM achieved their functional outcome goals, compared with 63% receiving physical therapy alone.*

57%

improvement in drop-off rate for patients using Limber RTM in a propensity-matched analysis of nearly 33,000 patients.

QCDR

A CMS-approved Qualified Clinical Data Registry (QCDR) for MIPS reporting.

Older woman lying on a yoga mat looking at her phone with dumbbells and water bottle nearby.

“Before I would kind of do the exercises at home, mostly relied on the therapy appointments. Now, I am definitely more consistent at home than I ever have been before.”

Patient using Limber

Booth 222 | Nov. 11-14

Book a Meeting at APTA Private Practice

Tell us a little about your practice and when you’re available. We’ll confirm a time at booth 222 by email.

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