The Northstar Active Care Rehab system contains the essential tools to determine treatment plans by objectively documenting range of motion and muscle strength physical abilities. Users gain a competitive edge by choosing our integrated wireless devices for automated data collection. This integrated system allows users to focus more time on patient care and less time on transcription and paperwork. Plus, each instrument module comes with demonstration videos based on established best practices and published protocols to ensure proper testing technique.

Validate Med-Legal Cases

• Helps users to determine proper treatment and validate their treatment plans with objective documentation throughout the rehabilitation process
• Compliant with insurance requirements
• Provides the necessary data needed to document medical necessity and meet ICD-10 requirements
• Northstar’s instrument testing modules deliver fast, accurate testing results to assess deficits for physical strength and range of motion

Included in this System:

Allows users to objectively evaluate and document range of motion for spine and large extremities.

Documents strength of a muscle or group of muscles for a variety of tasks that require a certain level of strength.

Tests and documents max grip strength at multiple intervals, 5-position grip test, rapid exchange grip, and sustained grip.

Northstar Software

• Accurate testing results for physical deficits and consistency of effort over time to prove a patient’s med-legal claims
• Automatic calculations of grip strength eliminate the possibility of human error, resulting in more objective data to back up any legal claims
• Automatically calculates results for max and average range of motion
• Automated AMA test validity for spinal range of motion and difference compared to standard published norms
• Shows force curves in real-time for reliability of effort and/or neurological test results
• Quick and easy comprehensive test reports can be produced in just seconds
• Easy-to-read bar graphs clearly display a patient’s level of bilateral deficits to validate their case for personal injury