Bexley MSK (Physio)

Adult MSK (Musculoskeletal) Service – Bexley

getUBetter app – to support you to self-manage all common muscle or joint conditions.

 

 

Working in partnership with the NHS, getUBetter is a free app designed to provide you with the knowledge, confidence, and skills to self-manage all common muscle or joint conditions. It is designed to be used alongside the health system and therefore will signpost you back into the system if you need additional review.

It is suitable for 80% of muscle or joint conditions, which includes new, ongoing or returning muscle or joint conditions. If you are already on a waiting list for treatment, it can support you while you are waiting.

The app covers a range of musculoskeletal injuries, these include

Back & leg
Neck
Shoulder
Elbow
Wrist
Hand
Hip
Knee
Ankle
Foot
Lower limb tendinopathy
Upper limb tendinopathy
Sprains and strains

 

What will I get?

Instant and 24/7 support
Easy-to-follow exercises
Support to recover, live, and work well
Help when waiting
Advice on when to seek help
Approved by your clinicians
Access to local treatments and services
Support before and after surgery

 

What are the next steps?

Download the getUBetter app:

Download here getUBetter App

Create your account:

Enter your postcode, select your GP practice, and enter your details to create your account.

Choose your condition:

Select your condition and follow your personalised and targeted recovery pathway.

 

What languages are available?

Users of the app can turn any text into audio in the following languages:


Arabic

Bangla

English

Farsi

Gujarati

Polish

Portuguese

Punjabi

Romanian

Somali

Spanish

Ukrainian

Urdu

Welsh



If you need support

If you need help with the app or getting started, find more information on the getUBetter website or get in touch with one of our team: contact@getubetter.com

If you do not have access to the internet or have a smartphone, then your GP Practice can print you a page of exercises to follow for the body part you are experiencing pain with.



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