Price Update for Atlas Health


Hi, Reader

We’ve heard all your feedback on pricing, and we don’t want cost to get in the way of you being able to treat your patients well.

So, we've made a pretty big change.

We’re lowering the price of our patient management platform from $49/month to $22/month, a 55.1% reduction, or $220/year (2 free months compared to a monthly subscription).

For $22/month, you get everything Atlas Health offers to enhance your patient's experience:

  • Precise video instruction, 700+ exercises, patient education, joint replacement post-surgical instructions
  • Text, email, or print
  • Secure patient messaging
  • Automated pain outcome collection with threshold rating auto-alert
  • EHR copy-paste compatibility
  • Automated long-term outcome collection
  • Template builder

Click HERE to sign up, or go to: https://atlashealthx.com/providers/sign_up​

The patient cases you’ve seen recently have all gone through the Atlas Health platform. With 5100+ patient programs delivered across 10 states, they consistently tell us it’s a better experience for patients and clinicians.

We are in a time when differentiation has never been more important, as many of you transition from in-network payment to out-of-network payment models. Those who remain in-network must maintain market volume by providing a patient experience that is above the others. Precise, consistent patient instruction and engagement are what keep the whole clinical process flowing, from evaluation to touchpoints between face-to-face sessions to discharge.

Thank you for the work you do every day for your patients.

If you have any questions, just reply to this email, I read every one.

All my best,

Ryan Tauzell, PT, Cert. MDT

ryan@atlashealth.io

​atlashealth.io​

PS: As always, I’m happy to chat.

P.O. Box 11195, Blacksburg, VA 24062
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