Use AI to review your draft home exercise program before printing to catch missing steps and confusing language.

You've written a home exercise program for your patient, but before you print it or email it, you want to make sure it's crystal clear and nothing important is missing. AI can act as your first reader—spotting confusing instructions, missing safety cues, unclear rep counts, or exercises that need more context. This workflow walks you through uploading your draft HEP and having AI give you structured feedback on clarity, completeness, and readability. You'll get specific suggestions you can quickly review and apply before the patient ever sees it. Remember: never paste real patient names or identifiers—just the exercise content itself. Always review AI suggestions with your clinical judgment before finalizing. **Step 1:** Open ChatGPT or Claude and paste the text of your draft home exercise program (without any patient names or personal info). **Step 2:** Ask AI to review it specifically for clarity, completeness, and patient-friendliness. Request feedback on confusing language, missing details (like sets/reps/frequency), safety precautions, and whether instructions are easy to follow at home. **Step 3:** Review the AI's feedback carefully. It might flag exercises that need more description, missing dosage info, or jargon that patients won't understand. **Step 4:** Ask AI to suggest reworded versions of any flagged sections—then compare them to your original and decide what works best clinically. **Step 5:** Make your edits in your original document, applying only the changes that improve clarity and safety without compromising clinical accuracy. **Step 6:** Do a final read-through yourself to confirm the revised HEP is accurate, appropriate, and ready to share with your patient.

March 1, 2026