This iOS keyboard is designed for physical and occupational therapists to quickly input common medical symbols, shorthand, and acronyms into any app. Streamline charting and patient profile writing for increased efficiency in practice.
2.1
July 16, 2026
What's New in Version 2.1 • NEW: Full iPhone support for the PhysiKey companion app • NEW: Completely redesigned home, installation, settings, and practice screens • NEW: Improved keyboard layout optimized for iPhone • NEW: Scrollable shortcut bar on iPhone with first-use swipe hint • IMPROVED: Larger, more comfortable typing keys • IMPROVED: Better spacing and navigation throughout the app • IMPROVED: Modernized interface with a refreshed design • Numerous bug fixes and performance improvements
MoreHi Shelley_76, we just recently rebuild the entire app which besides fixing this issue adds a bunch of new functionality! I hope you will give it another shot.
PhysiKey is an iOS keyboard designed specifically for medical professionals, particularly physical and occupational therapists. It allows for quick input of common medical symbols, shorthand, and acronyms to streamline charting and patient notes.
PhysiKey is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase of $0.99. There are no additional in-app purchases or subscription fees.
No, PhysiKey is ad-free. Users can expect an uninterrupted experience while using the keyboard for their professional needs.
PhysiKey is designed for iPads. It is compatible with any iPad application that allows the use of custom keyboards.
The latest version of PhysiKey is 1.14, which was last updated on March 21, 2025. Updates are released periodically to improve functionality and compatibility.
PhysiKey has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content.
PhysiKey includes common symbols relevant to physical therapy, such as Circle-L/R, Male, Female, and P-Bar. These help in efficiently writing up observations and patient profiles.
Yes, PhysiKey functions with any iPad application that supports custom keyboards. This includes web browsers like Safari, messaging apps like iMessage, and your practice's specific applications.
