About us
Our Vision
Physiodock will be the most complete and most reliable platform for everything related to physiotherapy.
We aim to gather everything professionals and patients need – all in one place. Articles. Exercises. Tests. Tools. Quizzes. Diagnostics. Resources. Everything should be easy to find, easy to use, and scientifically up to date.
We want to make it easier to be a physiotherapist – and safer to be a patient.
We will replace fragmented websites, outdated systems, and time-consuming solutions with one unified, user-friendly platform.
Physiodock will become the first choice for everyone seeking or working with knowledge about physiotherapy – from student to specialist, from healthy to ill, from search to solution.
We believe in open knowledge, clinical quality, and digital innovation – delivered clearly, efficiently, and in your language.
🧠 The future is AI
Artificial intelligence is going to transform physiotherapy, healthcare, and patient communication.
Not in 10 years – but now.
Physiobasen takes this seriously. We are building Norway’s most innovative platform for physiotherapy – with AI as the engine for faster answers, better decisions, and smarter treatment.
🚀 What Fysiobasen Does with AI
We develop and test tools that use artificial intelligence to:
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Understand patients’ symptoms faster (Diagnosebot)
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Create precise, automated training programs
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Improve search across articles, exercises, and tests
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Give therapists quicker access to clinical knowledge
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Adapt information to the patient’s level and needs
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Generate visual training plans and patient handouts
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Produce updated content based on research
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Analyze user behavior for better functionality
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Create quizzes and educational material in seconds
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Save therapists time – and patients from uncertainty
We don’t believe AI replaces therapists. We believe it enhances them.
The Entry of AI into Healthcare
AI algorithms from Google Health detected breast cancer 9.4% more often than radiologists – and with 5.7% fewer false positives.
Source: Nature, 2020
AI models were able to predict suicide risk with over 80% accuracy, based on free text in electronic health records.
Source: JAMA Network Open, 2020
The Babylon Health platform provided safer assessments in several back-related cases compared to the average general practitioner.
Source: The Lancet Digital Health, 2021
DeepMind's AI detects patterns in blood tests and medical records before human clinicians do.
Source: Nature, 2019
AI systems connected to accelerometer data can identify subtle changes that indicate fall risk.
Source: Sensors, 2021
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Do you have any questions?
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