The ReAbility Work center

An innovation that changes how physical therapists work by shifting care from time-based to needs-based, and from being episodic and reactive to proactive and continuous.

The RWS exercise device can and could pivot physical rehabilitation away from premature patient mobility and dependence on more and more compensatory devices and more toward patient recovery and independence. But whether the RWS will is up to us all!

We have come up with 14 rock solid reasons why the RWS can:

• Proprietary Exercise Device
• Increasing Demand for Rehab after Elective Surgeries
• All People (regardless of physical ability) Desire to Live Active, Healthy, Lifestyles
• A Recession-Resistant Industry With Steady Growth Predicted Well Into The Future: the Physical Therapy  Industry is growing at 6.5% annually, and now is a great time to break in
• Can be 100% private pay/out of network:  dramatically reduces the required daily documentation and compliance rules from insurance payers
• Recurring Revenue Model: clients come to see you numerous times over months  or years. Our 10 year numbers show each client staying an average of 4.5 years, paying an average of $14500 per year
• One RWS can  generate a six figure income for a physical therapist, working only 30  hours or less per week: with weekends off, if desired
• A comprehensive exercise or physical rehabilitation  program that can provide a very high ROI:  with a start-up cost of under $60,000 per unit that can provide over $400 profit (EBITA) per 400 sq ft per year.
• Highly Fragmented Market: No one player in the physical rehabilitation industry has more than a 5% share of the $57 billion Industries annual sales.
• The RWS Operates Within Multiple Thriving Health Service Industries:  Use of the RWS can be billed for traditional physical therapy, with the addition of  a private-pay model that services people (ages 0-100) with short or long-term disabilities and for those with more severe physical disabilities that are traditionally discharged from physical therapy due to insurance payer placed limits.
• The RWS can operate in a small 400 sq ft footplate, providing a small isolated space. Couple that with off-peak hours (M-F 9:30am to 4:00pm & weekends) and client's have a "safe" space to receive   servcies: this reduces the risks for the chronically ill, elderly or physically disabled from contracting COVID-19 and other infectious diseases..
• Owning a RWS provides full access to a Federally registered non-profit:  this can be of  help to the client getting financial support to attend their program from loved ones, friends and community partners to lower the clients out-of-pocket costs.
• Provides a remedial physical rehabilitation program that has already clocked 1000's of hours (from 2012 to 2022) of successful client outcomes.
• Owning a RWS(s) makes any facility an essential business allowing the facility  to remain open during any future pandemic.

In summary, investing in the RWS offers the entrepreneur,  licensed physical rehabilitation therapist or Health Club owner both an exceptional financial opportunity but maybe even as important, professional satisfaction.

A $19.5  BILLION (USD) U.S. PHYSICAL THERAPY EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY AND A 36 BILLION (USD)  U.S. PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES INDUSTRY

• The physical therapy industry has reported steady growth since 2007, with a projected increase of about 6.2% annually through 2030. Its predicted worth is an estimated $57 billion in 2023 and $85 billion in 2030.
• The $4.5 Trillion Wellness Industry: The wellness industry, driven by segments that include workplace wellness and preventative medicine, has also been steadily growing since as early as 2015. The expectation is that the industry will continue to expand through at least 2030.

PRE- MARKET SALES OF THE REABILITY

WORK CENTER BEGIN JANUARY 2023