
Reputation management strategies tailored to outpatient physical therapy operations.
Automatically request reviews at discharge milestones—after breakthrough sessions or when patients report immediate pain relief—so feedback is captured when sentiment is highest. ReviewCrusher triggers requests from your scheduling/EHR system, reducing front-desk burden and increasing authentic five-star submissions that reflect real clinical outcomes.
Detect negative sentiment and route dissatisfied patients into private feedback forms instead of public review sites to avoid exposing PHI. That gives your clinicians a chance to address issues, document corrective steps, and preserve public ratings while resolving patient concerns offline.

Use recent, outcome-focused reviews (before/after mobility gains, tailored exercise plans) to build trust for referrals and recurring care plans. ReviewCrusher’s automated follow-ups and clinician-credential highlights boost new patient conversions and improve retention across multi-visit therapy programs.



Transform clinic feedback into a measurable reputation advantage.
Tie review requests to appointment completions, discharge codes, or clinician notes so outreach is automatic at the right clinical moment.
Send requests after measurable improvements—first pain-free session or improved range of motion—capturing feedback when patients are most motivated to leave reviews.
Automatically route negative sentiment to private feedback forms for internal triage, and send satisfied patients directly to Google, Yelp, or your chosen platforms.
Generate empathetic, clinically appropriate responses and monitor review volume, star ratings, and referral signals from a single dashboard.
A disciplined review program builds trust for referral sources and supports multi-visit care plans. Consistent, outcome-focused reviews help new patients choose your clinic and encourage returning visits for ongoing recovery.
Join leading clinics using ReviewCrusher to automate reviews, protect patient privacy, and grow referrals.