dorsaVi Athletic Movement Index (AMI)

Why Choose to Adopt DorsaVi Technology into Your Practice? When debating about whether or not to adopt dorsaVi wearable sensor technology into their practice, customers regularly focus on three key factors of the technology: its portability, versatility and reliability. Can dorsaVi provide you with all three things?  To answer this question, we thought we would share with you the explanation Gareth Ziyambi offered when we asked him why he chose to adopt dorsaVi's wearable technology into his practice.  Gareth Ziyambi is a Physiotherapist and Clinic Director & Principal Physiotherapist at A2Z Elite Health & Performance in London, UK as well as the Physiotherapist for UK Swimming and Diving. He has represented both his native Zimbabwe and Great Britain at 5 Olympic Games as a Physiotherapist.  When answering this question, Gareth outlined what key qualities he was looking for in a product before going on to discuss how dorsaVi's technology was able to tick each of ...

Patient Care and the AMI When deliberating whether dorsaVi’s Athletic Movement Module (AMI) is a fit for their clinic, many potential customers ask our sales team about the impact the test and the test results have on the athlete:  can patients interpret and understand the results of their AMI test?  How easy is it for the clinician to explain the results to their athlete, or even to the athlete’s parents? And what are their feelings about the AMI tests?  To answer this question, we thought it best to ask one of our existing customers: Courtney Green, physical therapist, and Jeff Hannah, Conditioning Coach, from 10-41 Strength and Physical Therapy. 10-41 Strength and Physical Therapy is the first facility in Alabama to partner strength coaches with a full-time physical therapist and have been reaping the benefits of AMI, using and avidly enjoying the technology In a few quick and easy video clips down below , you can listen to Green and Hannah  explain the posit...

Recently, dorsaVi conducted a webinar between ourselves  and Physical Therapist Courtney Green and Strength Coach Jeff Hannah from 10-41 Strength and Physical Therapy ,  the first facility in Alabama to partner strength coaches with a full-time physical therapist. W e used this as an opportunity to ask them  how their purchase of the AMI positively impacted their business, client care, and revenue.  Previously, we posted their answer to "Why did you purchase the AMI?", if  you are interested in this post, you can click  here to hear their answer! This week, we are discussing their answer to one of our burning questions: How did you implement the AMI in to your practice? And how did this work? Watch the video clips below to see their answer!  Here they discuss how useful the actionable AMI data is as an immediate screening tool for each of their clients (prior to even their first session, as it provides them with such useful information)....

We sat down for an online discussion with physical therapist Courtney Green and Conditioning Coach Jeff Hannah  from  10-41 Strength and Physical Therapy ,  the first facility in Alabama to partner strength coaches with a full-time physical therapist, to discuss all the ways dorsaVi's Athletic Movement Index (AMI) benefited their facility.   Throughout the webinar, Green and Hannah talk about how they integrated the AMI into their practice and how  this purchase positively impacted their business, client care and revenue.  One  of the first questions we asked them was: Why did you gravitate towards the dorsaVi AMI? And why you decided  to  make  the purchase? Watch the video clip below to see their answer!  Here they explained how our wearable sensor technology had the potential to expand their facility and profession and why it suited them over other systems that they had previously tried. The AMI measures and assesses athlet...