Software
$995.00 / year with a 10-day free trial
The FCE reporter was created with the help and assistance of Dr Crane, MD, PMR in Dallas TX. He was an MD tester for many of the FCE equipment used today. He wanted a software program that could be used to enter outcomes and create a short but comprehensive ‘ability’ report that was not 45 pages long. Regardless of the equipment name. This program is his brainchild.
This program provides the physician the option of inserting ‘functional’ disability issues that can be identified in the evaluation without a ton of expensive equipment.
Check out the ‘spec sheets’ to see the functional tests that can be used to help determine disability issues. This information can then be inserted into their reports.
This FCE reporter also includes basic impairment rating testing for the 4th edition of the AMA Guides.
This program does NOT replace a comprehensive functional capacity evaluation.
10 day trial period.
Create and manage patient files with all relevant demographic and case information.
Document patient history and background information relevant to the functional capacity evaluation.
Record the referring physician, attorney, adjuster, or employer details.
Capture job title, employer, physical demand level, and essential job functions.
Enter clinical findings, treatment history, and current medications.
Document primary and secondary diagnoses with ICD codes.
Summarize evaluation conclusions and return-to-work recommendations.
Assess biomechanical factors affecting functional capacity.
Evaluate static and dynamic balance abilities.
Assess gait patterns, speed, and endurance.
Document manual muscle testing grades and reflex findings.
Evaluate postural alignment and deviations.
Record range of motion measurements for all relevant joints.
Document sensory testing results including light touch, pinprick, and proprioception.
Assess ability to meet physical demand levels as defined by the DOT classifications.
Evaluate transfers, positional changes, and overall mobility.
Measure grip and pinch strength with dynamometry.
Assess dynamic and static lifting capacities across multiple levels.
Measure horizontal force generation for pushing and pulling tasks.
Document tolerance and endurance for sustained positional activities.
Identify psychophysical factors that may influence functional performance.
Administer and score the Oswestry Disability Index for low back pain assessment.
Administer and score the Roland-Morris Disability Questionnaire.
Capture and evaluate the patient’s pain drawing for organic vs. non-organic patterns.
Document Waddell’s non-organic signs testing results.
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