RTM Physical Therapy clinician treating a patient inside a clinic

About MovementRx

Built inside a real clinic, by clinicians who needed it themselves.

MovementRx wasn’t built by a software company that spotted a market opportunity. It was built by two practicing Doctors of Physical Therapy who ran an outpatient clinic, watched their patients struggle with home exercise adherence, and decided to build the tool they couldn’t find anywhere else.

The origin story.

In 2011, Andrew Gorecki and his wife Erin opened Superior Physical Therapy in Traverse City, Michigan with three employees, a belief that patients deserved more personalized care than the standard model offered, and no particular plan to become a software company.

Over the next decade they built the clinic into a 19-person team helping thousands of patients recover from orthopedic conditions without surgery, injections, or long-term medication. The clinical outcomes were strong. But one problem kept coming back: patients would improve dramatically during their in-clinic visits, then plateau or regress at home. Home exercise adherence — the single most important predictor of long-term outcomes in outpatient PT — was broken. The standard tools available to monitor it were either nonexistent or laughably inadequate.

“We had patients doing well in the clinic and struggling at home. We needed a way to see what was happening between visits and actually do something about it.”

When CMS introduced Remote Therapeutic Monitoring codes in 2022, it created the billing framework that made a real solution viable. Andrew and co-founder Ben Fuson — who had joined Superior PT and brought both clinical and operational depth to the practice — built MovementRx to solve the problem from the inside out. Not as a startup pitching to clinicians, but as clinicians building for themselves first.

The platform launched internally at Superior Physical Therapy, where it was tested on real patients with real billing cycles and real audit exposure. Every compliance feature, every documentation standard, every workflow decision was shaped by the reality of running a busy outpatient clinic and needing things to actually work — not just look good in a demo.

The research followed the clinical work. The preliminary outcomes data, the NIH grant application, the APTA PPS presentations — none of that was the starting point. The starting point was: our patients needed better tools. Everything else grew from there.

Founded Superior Physical Therapy, 2011

Research Partner NIH SBIR Phase II Submitted

Speaking APTA PPS 2024 & 2025

Outcomes Data 2,230 Patients Studied

The founders.

Andrew Gorecki RTM and Physical Therapy founder of MovementRx

Andrew Gorecki, PT, DPT, FAFS

Co-Founder & CEO • MovementRx

Andrew is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, a Fellow of Applied Functional Science, and the owner of Superior Physical Therapy in Traverse City, Michigan. He received his BS in Exercise Science from Northern Michigan University and his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Central Michigan University, and completed advanced fellowship training in Applied Functional Science at the Gray Institute.

At Superior PT, Andrew grew the practice from a three-person startup to a 19-clinician team over a decade, focusing on non-surgical orthopedic rehabilitation and developing an outcomes-driven clinical culture that ultimately became the laboratory for MovementRx.

Andrew led the development of MovementRx and the clinical research that supports it. He served as principal investigator on the first feasibility study of Remote Therapeutic Monitoring in outpatient physical therapy, and is a co-investigator on the submitted NIH Direct to Phase II SBIR developed in partnership with a leading academic clinical research institute. He has presented MovementRx outcomes data at the APTA Private Practice Section national conference in consecutive years — 2024 and 2025 — reaching an audience of the most influential private practice PT owners in the country.

Andrew’s approach to MovementRx reflects his approach to clinical care: build tools that work in the real world, measure what actually happens, and be honest about what the data shows.

DPT — Central Michigan University
BS Exercise Science — Northern Michigan University
FAFS — Gray Institute
APTA PPS Speaker 2024
APTA PPS Speaker 2025
NIH SBIR Co-Investigator
Owner, Superior Physical Therapy

Ben Fuson, PT, DPT, FAFS

Co-Founder & Chief Compliance Officer • MovementRx

Ben is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, a Fellow of Applied Functional Science, and the co-owner and Chief Compliance Officer of Superior Physical Therapy. He received his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Michigan State University and has spent more than a decade building clinical operations at Superior PT alongside Andrew.

Ben’s role at MovementRx reflects his expertise at the intersection of clinical practice and operational rigor. As Chief Compliance Officer at Superior PT, he designed the documentation standards, billing workflows, and quality systems that allowed the clinic to achieve a 100 out of 100 MIPS quality score — among the highest attainable in CMS’s Merit-based Incentive Payment System — and to pass a commercial payer RTM audit without a single denial.

Ben’s fingerprints are on every compliance-critical decision in the MovementRx platform: the time-tracking architecture, the audit-ready documentation export, the consent workflows, the supervision documentation for PTA and OTA monitoring staff. His instinct is to build compliance infrastructure that holds up under scrutiny rather than one that passes casual inspection.

He has presented alongside Andrew at the APTA Private Practice Section national conference in 2024 and 2025, and contributes to the research team supporting the NIH SBIR application. His understanding of how payers actually audit RTM — drawn from direct experience — shapes how the platform is built and how clients are onboarded.

DPT — Michigan State University
FAFS — Gray Institute
APTA PPS Speaker 2024
APTA PPS Speaker 2025
Chief Compliance Officer, Superior PT
MIPS 100/100 Quality Score
NIH SBIR Research Team

Ben Fuson RTM and Physical Therapy founder of MovementRx

The virtual monitoring team behind Full-Service.

When a practice chooses the Full-Service RTM model, they’re not outsourcing to a call center or a billing company. They’re handing off to a team of licensed Physical Therapist Assistants and Occupational Therapist Assistants who are credentialed in the same way their own staff are — and who operate under the same documentation and supervision standards the platform was built on.

Building this team was a deliberate investment. We hold active licensure in all 50 states, which means a practice in California, a health system in Ohio, and a clinic in rural Montana can all use Full-Service without worrying about whether the provider monitoring their patients is legally authorized to do so in that state. Every patient-to-provider match is verified against state licensure requirements before monitoring begins.

Supervision documentation, escalation protocols, and clinical handoff procedures are all built into the platform workflow — not managed informally. When a Full-Service patient has a concerning data point, there is a defined path from the monitoring provider back to the supervising PT or OT at the referring clinic.

27 Licensed Providers

PTAs and OTAs on the virtual monitoring team

50 States Licensed

Active licensure in every US state — no geographic gaps

How it works

Each Full-Service patient is matched to a licensed provider in the patient’s state. The monitoring provider reviews engagement data, responds to messages, tracks treatment management time, and escalates clinical concerns to the supervising PT or OT at the referring clinic — all documented within the MovementRx platform, all audit-ready from day one.

The research behind the platform.

MovementRx is not just built on clinical intuition — it is backed by a growing body of preliminary outcome data and a formal federal research partnership that most of our competitors simply don’t have.

The outcomes data was generated at Superior Physical Therapy, where RTM has been live with real patients and real billing for several years. The preliminary findings — 40% higher home exercise adherence, meaningful improvements in functional outcome scores across four standardized measures — are currently supporting a submitted NIH research grant application that proposes a full 400-participant randomized controlled trial.

We present this data honestly: it is preliminary, it comes from one clinic, and it has not yet been peer-reviewed. What it is, is real. And it is being subjected to the same rigorous scrutiny as any federal research application, in partnership with a leading academic clinical research institute with deep expertise in biostatistics and clinical trial methodology.

Outcomes Study

2,230 patients • retrospective ANCOVA • 2023

40% higher home exercise adherence and 11–19 percentage point improvements in MCID achievement across DASH, KOS, LEFS, and NDI outcome measures. Preliminary data.

Federal Grant

NIH Direct to Phase II SBIR — Submitted

Grant no. 1R44 HD120281 through NIH NICHD/NCMRR. Proposes 400-participant RCT. Developed in partnership with a leading academic clinical research institute.

National Presentations

APTA Private Practice Section — 2024 & 2025

Both founders presented MovementRx outcomes at the APTA PPS national conference in consecutive years — reaching the most influential private practice PT owners in the country.

Audit Validation

Commercial Payer Audit — Passed, Zero Denials

The platform’s compliance infrastructure was tested under a real commercial payer RTM audit. 25 records reviewed. Zero denials. The payer subsequently asked us to train their audit team.

What we believe about physical therapy.

Physical therapy works. The evidence is clear: for the vast majority of musculoskeletal conditions, skilled PT — combined with a patient who actually does their home program — produces better long-term outcomes than surgery, injections, or medication. The problem has never been the clinical model. The problem has been the gap between the clinic and the patient’s home.

RTM closes that gap. When patients know their therapist can see whether they’re doing their exercises, they do their exercises more. When therapists can catch a patient in a pain flare early — before it becomes a setback — they intervene in time. When a practice can measure adherence and outcomes systematically, it can prove its value to payers, employers, and health systems in ways that anecdote alone never could.

MovementRx exists to make that possible for every PT and OT practice — private practice, hospital outpatient, or anywhere in between — at a price that makes the economics work and with the compliance infrastructure that makes the billing hold up.

Transparency over gatekeeping

Our pricing is public. Our outcome data is disclosed with its limitations. We don’t hide what we are or what the platform costs behind a contact-sales wall.

Built for compliance, not just audits

The compliance infrastructure in MovementRx wasn’t designed to pass one audit. It was designed to be right every time — because that’s what protecting patients and practices actually requires.

Clinician-led, always

Every product decision gets filtered through a simple question: does this actually help a physical therapist take better care of a patient? If the answer is no, it doesn’t ship.

Ready to see the platform?

Schedule a 15-minute call with Andrew or Ben directly. No sales team, no slides, no pressure — just a conversation about whether MovementRx is a fit for your practice.