Enterprise Virtual Physical Therapy Capability

The Defense Health Agency is seeking information about commercially available Enterprise Virtual Physical Therapy capabilities to support rehabilitation services for musculoskeletal and pelvic floor conditions. The goal is to improve access to care, enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of existing physical therapy resources, and support active-duty medical readiness. The ideal capability should be able to improve timely access to physical therapy services, reduce barriers to accessing care, and improve patient engagement and clinical outcomes. Some key features of the desired capability include: • Improving access to rehabilitation services for musculoskeletal and pelvic floor conditions • Improving active-duty medical readiness by accelerating return-to-duty and reducing lost duty time • Reducing barriers to accessing physical therapy services • Improving access for geographically dispersed, operational, remote, and underserved populations • Improving patient engagement and clinical outcomes • Increasing enterprise rehabilitation capacity and optimizing resource utilization • Increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of the physical therapy workforce • Complementing existing physical therapy services without replacing clinical judgment or in-person care when clinically indicated • Supporting scalable enterprise physical therapy capabilities across the DHA enterprise • Providing enterprise performance reporting, readiness metrics, and healthcare analytics • Demonstrating measurable operational, clinical, and return on investment (ROI)