Longstride RehabRange comes back in order.Assess, load, return. Two therapists, one room, and a plan short enough to read on one page.Book an assessmentStage 01 — Assessment, 50 minutesStage 02 — Loading, twice weeklyStage 03 — Return, tested before discharge
Demo brand · a two-therapist rehab clinic in a converted garage beside a municipal swimming poolKineticTier: Standard
Full Range
A movement-led clinic page where the proof is a body doing something it could not do last month, laid out as a numbered arc from first session to discharge.
- Feeling
- You can put weight on it again, and someone wrote down exactly how you got there.
- Composition
- One looping movement clip and a single line about what brought you in → the arc in three numbered stages: assess, load, return → what a session actually involves → who treats what → the discharge promise → book an assessment
- Motion
- Stage cards sweep in along a shallow arc rather than a straight line, echoing a joint travelling through range; the numbered spine down the left edge stays perfectly fixed, so movement always reads against something still.
- Guardrail
- Fails if a movement clip is decorative: every clip must be captioned with the exact movement and the stage it belongs to, and any clip that cannot be captioned that way is deleted rather than kept for energy.
- Best for
- Physiotherapy and rehab clinic · Sports massage and bodywork · Chiropractic or osteopathy practice · Post-surgical recovery service
- Tier
- Standard tier. The complete prompt and agreement. Builder renders it with the shared generic renderer rather than a template of its own.
Capability sources
- react-bits
- motion-primitives
- motion-primitives
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