# Exercise Pro Live > Exercise Pro Live is video-based home exercise program (HEP) software for physical therapists, occupational therapists, Athletic Trainers, Chiropractors, and rehab clinics. Made by BioEx Systems in Austin, Texas, and in use since 1995, it has delivered more than 10 million home exercise programs for more than 50,000 clinicians. The full version of this file, with the pricing table, evidence and complete comparison summaries, is at [llms-full.txt](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/llms-full.txt). Key facts: - Company: made by BioEx Systems, 12407 N Mopac Expwy #250-216, Austin, TX 78758, USA. Founded 1995 (30+ years in business). - Exercise library: 7,000+ real, professionally filmed, model-released HD exercise videos (not animated illustrations), with line drawings, across 15+ specialties. - Languages: patient instructions in 130+ languages. - Apps: Exercise Pro Live Engage, the clinician app for building and assigning programs from a phone or tablet, and Exercise Now, the patient app for following programs, reporting pain and difficulty, and tracking completion. Both are on iOS and Android. - Ratings: 4.4/5 on Capterra; the Exercise Now patient app is rated 4.6/5 on Google Play and 4.8/5 on the Apple App Store. - Every plan includes every feature, including Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) tools. No feature gating by tier and no per-patient fees. - Exercise Pro Live is not an EMR; it works alongside a practice's existing EMR. It focuses on exercise delivery and program building, not continuing education (CEUs). - Plans: no long-term contracts; plans renew automatically and can be cancelled any time before the renewal date, with access through the end of the billing period (no refunds for early cancellation). Members of APTA, PPS, NATA, Parker, Palmer and TCC qualify for extra discounts. - Free, full-featured two-week (14-day) trial. No credit card required. ## Pricing - [Pricing](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/hep-software-pricing/): $134 per year for one clinician ($99 the first year), $89 per user per year for 2-5 users ($69 the first year), and $79 per user per year for 6-10 users ($65 the first year); monthly plans cost $16.99, $12.99 and $11.99 per user per month for those tiers; teams of 11 or more users get custom enterprise pricing; students pay $24.99 per year. All prices in US dollars. ## Product pages - [Home](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/): overview, evidence, and how programs are built and delivered. - [Features](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/home-exercise-software/): exercise library, AI-assisted search, patient portal and handouts, the Exercise Now patient app, patient education, outcomes reporting, RTM, multi-language support, EMR integration, and HIPAA security. - [Exercise Library](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/hep-software-2/): 7,000+ exercises organized by specialty, equipment, and condition, including orthopedics, neurology and balance, geriatrics, pediatrics, cardiopulmonary, amputee, aquatics, lymphedema, women's health, yoga, and Pilates. - [Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM)](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/remote-therapeutic-monitoring/): how clinics enroll patients, monitor between visits, and bill RTM, including 2026 updates. RTM tools are included at no extra cost. ## Discipline & care-setting pages - [Senior Living](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/senior-living-therapy-software/): home exercise software for independent living, assisted living, memory care, and CCRCs, with RTM tools and fall-prevention programs backed by clinical research. - [Home Health](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/home-health-physical-therapy-software/): mobile-first program building, so clinicians create, customize, and deliver programs from a phone in the patient's home, with compliance tracking between visits. - [Athletic Training](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/athletic-trainer-software/): for Athletic Trainers: rehab, strengthening, return-to-sport, and plyometric programs for athletes, with compliance visibility for high schools, colleges, sports medicine clinics, and professional teams. - [Chiropractic](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/chiropractic-home-exercise-software/): home exercise programs for Chiropractors, built in minutes. - [Academic / DPT and PTA programs](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/physical-therapy-academic-software/): bridges classroom and clinical practice for PT and PTA students, with free faculty licenses for enrolled programs and a career-transition discount for graduating students. ## EMR companion pages - [WebPT](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/webpt-home-exercise-program/): for practices keeping WebPT: Exercise Pro Live adds a 7,000+ HD video library, line drawings, gamification, a patient app in 130+ languages, and simple ways to get programs into a WebPT note, with no need to switch EMRs. - [Prompt](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/prompt-home-exercise-program/): Prompt's video library, patient app and RTM billing require Prompt Engage, a separately priced add-on; Exercise Pro Live includes its full 7,000+ exercise library, a patient app in 130+ languages and RTM tools in every plan. ## Competitive comparisons - [Wibbi](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/wibbi-alternative/): Wibbi charges extra for RTM, custom app branding, and advanced security (MFA); Exercise Pro Live includes all three in every plan, at published prices. - [MedBridge](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/medbridge-alternative/): MedBridge bundles home exercise software into a larger continuing-education platform; its base plan does not include RTM, which requires a higher tier plus a per-patient-episode fee. EMR integration costs extra. Exercise Pro Live includes RTM and EMR integration in every plan, with no per-patient fees. - [HEP2go](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/hep2go-alternative/): HEP2go supplements its free library with a user-uploaded "Community Tool Box" that has no published model-release process; Exercise Pro Live's 7,000+ exercises are professionally filmed and model-released. - [Physitrack](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/physitrack-alternative/): Exercise Pro Live offers published pricing with RTM included at no extra cost, and patient instructions in 130+ languages. - [SimpleSet](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/simpleset-alternative/): SimpleSet's published annual prices are higher at each tier, and it offers no patient pain and difficulty reporting or RTM billing support. - [WebExercises](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/webexercises-alternative/): smaller library (3,500+ vs. 7,000+ exercises), RTM sold as a separate product, and no provider mobile app or AI-assisted search. - [PT Studio](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/pt-studio-alternative/): built around clinicians creating and uploading their own exercise photos and videos, with no patient app, no RTM, and 7 languages (vs. 130+). - [The Rehab Lab](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/rehab-lab-alternative/): diagrams without video, a smaller library (2,000+ vs. 7,000+), fewer languages (24 vs. 130+), and no patient or therapist app. - [VHI](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/vhi-alternative/): VHI is no longer in business; Exercise Pro Live is an actively developed option for clinicians still using VHI materials. - [Limber Health](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/limber-health-alternative/): Limber Health has no published pricing, no practitioner mobile app, and an English-only patient app. - [eReps](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/ereps-alternative/): smaller library (1,800+ vs. 7,000+), no patient or clinician app, no EMR integration, no RTM billing support, and English-only content; Exercise Pro Live costs less at every tier. - [VirtueLife](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/virtuelife-alternative/): a newer platform (founded in 2023) with about 2,000 exercises and no RTM billing support. - [AC Health](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/ac-health-alternative/): AC Health has providers record patients performing exercises before assigning programs, and it does not offer fixed subscription pricing; Exercise Pro Live has a ready-made 7,000+ video library and a flat per-user subscription. ## Guides - [RTM for Physical Therapy: A Six-Step Workflow Guide](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/remote-therapeutic-monitoring-physical-therapy-guide/) - [RTM Billing for Assisted Living Residents: 2026 Guide](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/rtm-billing-assisted-living-communities/) - [Paper vs Digital Home Exercise Programs: What the Research Shows](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/paper-vs-digital-home-exercise-programs/) - [Reducing Falls with Better Home Exercise Compliance](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/reducing-falls-home-exercise-compliance/) - [How Senior Living Therapists Can Save 30 Minutes a Day](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/how-senior-living-therapists-save-30-minutes-per-day/) ## Evidence - [Chung et al., Hong Kong Physiotherapy Journal, 2020](https://doi.org/10.1142/S1013702520500079): pilot randomized controlled trial in 56 people with stroke; a mobile video-guided home exercise program had higher three-month adherence than a paper pamphlet. The study tested video-guided programs in general, not Exercise Pro Live specifically. - [Lambert et al., J Physiother, 2017](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28662834/): randomized trial in 80 people with musculoskeletal conditions; an app with remote support achieved better adherence than paper handouts. The study tested app-based programs in general, not Exercise Pro Live specifically. ## Company and contact - [About](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/about-exercise-pro-live/): company history since 1995, mission, and who Exercise Pro Live serves. - [FAQ](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/faq/): answers on how the software works, EMR links, HIPAA, printing, programs on patient devices, payment, and support. - [Support](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/support/): free phone and email support, HIPAA documentation, training videos, and tutorials. - [Contact Us](https://www.exerciseprolive.com/contact-us/): phone (800) 750-2756 (international +1 (512) 387-6037); email Sales@ExerciseProLive.com or Support@ExerciseProLive.com; Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Central Time.