The provider packet
A referral that arrives
already documented.
Most referrals are a name and a phone number. A Better Athlete referral is a structured record: what was screened, what was found, which trials were valid, and exactly which protocol and algorithm produced every number. Your evaluation starts ahead — and stays yours.
See how a clinic joins the networkInside the packet
Referral context
Why this family was referred: the flagged finding, the screening band, and the athlete’s own words where captured. No diagnosis — a documented reason for professional review.
History & symptoms
Injury history, current symptom screen (pain, swelling, instability, locking), sport, position, and exposure context — collected with guardian consent, structured for a clinical intake.
Movement findings
Task-by-task results with the trials behind them: which attempts were valid, which were rejected and why, and the quality checks each metric passed before it was allowed to count.
Strength & capacity context
Objective measures where available, with device, protocol, and units preserved — plus interlimb comparisons framed as screening signals, not cut-points.
Trend & change
This assessment against the athlete’s prior ones. Change is only called change when it exceeds measurement error — otherwise the packet says so plainly.
Provenance appendix
Protocol version, algorithm version, device identifiers, assessor, and date for every number above. If you want to know how a value was produced, the answer is in the packet.
Three promises, kept in the data model
Traceable
Every metric traces to a specific trial, protocol version, and algorithm version. Nothing arrives without its provenance.
Honest about uncertainty
Invalid trials are excluded and labeled. Low-confidence measures are marked. “No confident change” is a result we actually report.
Scoped
The packet supports your evaluation; it does not pre-empt it. No diagnosis, no treatment directive, no return-to-play call.
Sample packets shown to prospective network members are generated from synthetic athletes. Real athlete records are shared only with authorized care relationships under the applicable consent and agreements.
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Recovery episodes →
Post-op milestones, adherence, and the return continuum — anchored to the pre-injury baseline.
Evidence posture →
What the screening literature supports, what it doesn't, and how we handle the difference.
Join the network →
Membership tiers by practice size, and the compliance posture behind them.