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Neurofit vs paper home programs
Paper programs can be a simple, accessible way to support a familiar activity. Neurofit fits teams that want interactive cognitive practice and a recorded view of what happened.
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| Consideration | Paper home programs | Neurofit |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Offline, familiar tasks and personalised written instructions | Clinician-selected digital activities and a connected activity record |
| Works at home | Yes, without a device | Yes, with a laptop or desktop, mouse and internet |
| Clinician visibility | Client or caregiver report, logs and review | Recorded activity completion and performance |
| Mood and engagement | Discuss or record separately | Check-ins alongside practice |
| Reports | Prepare from your own records | Pro PDF reports, letters and CSV |
| Cost | Printing, materials and your preparation time | Starter free for up to 5; Pro $35 CAD per active client |
On Pro, every active client is billed from the first one. Product features differ across other providers; check the option you are considering.
When paper is a good fit
Use paper when it suits the person’s access needs, preferences or goals, or when the activity needs to happen offline. A recorded digital activity can add context to a home program; it does not replace the clinician’s judgment about the best format.
A clinician’s perspective
“The activities translate into real-world function, and it collects measurable progress as your client works, so you’re not just guessing.”
Nicole Poppert, MS, OTR/L & Stephanie Mayer, PT, DPT
The Note Ninjas · Documentation partner
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