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It’s so nice being able to do my exercises through that app. Helps me stay accountable in between appointments.
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Could not get video to work, even after closing and reopening app.

Access your personalized home exercise program with HD instructional videos. Securely message your provider, track your progress with awards, and manage appointments. The app requires you to be a patient to gain access.
6.9.5
May 30, 2026
Fixes and Improvements: -Fixed provider messaging issues -Enhanced appointment location accessibility and UI -Resolved provider login issues -Improved messaging layout, overflow handling, and maximum size limits -Enhanced YouTube link handling and message readability -Fixed the Language Translation option glitch
MoreKitsap Physical Therapy is an app designed for patients of Kitsap Physical Therapy. It provides access to personalized home exercise programs with instructional videos and allows secure communication with healthcare providers.
You can access your personalized Home Exercise Program directly on your mobile device through the app. Ensure you are logged in as a Kitsap Physical Therapy patient to view your specific program.
Yes, the app celebrates your progress by awarding trophies and medals as you complete your exercises. You can view these achievements in the 'Awards' tab to monitor your progress.
Yes, the app includes an 'Appointments' tab where you can find more information and potentially book your appointments with Kitsap Physical Therapy providers.
Yes, the app supports multiple languages. You can select your preferred language by navigating to the 'More' tab and choosing the 'Languages' option.
Kitsap Physical Therapy is supported on iPhones, iPads, and iPods, as indicated by its compatibility with Apple devices.
The latest version of Kitsap Physical Therapy is 6.6.8, and it was last updated on March 11, 2026. This suggests a relatively recent update schedule.
No, Kitsap Physical Therapy does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.