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📊 Therapist Performance

Physio A has a 4.9 star average. Physio B has a 3.7. Gut feeling isn't enough.

Most physio clinics manage therapist performance based on vibes — who patients ask for by name, the occasional complaint, a general sense. Spokk turns that into real data: per-therapist satisfaction scores, rating trends, review generation rates. The kind of data that makes coaching conversations specific and performance decisions defensible.

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1 star

difference in average rating between your best and worst therapist can be the difference between a full and empty schedule

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70%

of patients who leave a healthcare provider cite a people-related issue rather than a clinical outcome

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more likely to leave a Google review after a session with a therapist they specifically mention positively

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90%

of new physio staff reach peak patient satisfaction within 6 months when given regular data-based feedback

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The #1 driver of physio patient satisfaction: exercise clarity

When physiotherapy practices start tracking custom feedback questions, one question always rises to the top: "Did you understand your home exercise program?" Therapists who score high on exercise clarity have:

40% lower dropout rate

Patients who understand exercises stay engaged.

3× more referrals

Exercise clarity = confidence = word of mouth.

0.8 point higher rating

Single largest driver of overall satisfaction.

Implication: If a therapist's overall satisfaction is average but their exercise clarity score is low, the coaching conversation is crystal clear: this is the lever to improve both satisfaction and outcomes. This isn't a personality issue — it's a teachable skill.

The problem with managing performance on feelings

In most physiotherapy practices, the manager knows who the "good" therapists are and who the "less popular" ones are. But that knowledge is based on a combination of reception gossip, occasional patient complaints, and which therapist's schedule fills up first.

That's fine as a starting point. It's not fine when you need to have a specific performance conversation, decide who to promote, justify a decision to your team, or understand why one therapist's patients keep dropping out.

The real cost of gut-feel performance management is the conversations you never have — because you don't have the evidence to back them up. Spokk gives you the evidence.

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The declining therapist

Physio who used to be excellent has seen their scores drop over 3 months. You have a vague sense something's off — but no data. With Spokk: the trend is visible. The open comments point to a specific issue (e.g. "sessions feel rushed"). Coaching conversation is specific and early.

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The improving graduate

New physio starts with lower patient satisfaction scores — normal for a new grad. Over 6 months, their scores improve consistently. With Spokk: the improvement is tracked and visible. You can show them their own progress. That's motivating and builds confidence.

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The hidden issue

One therapist is scoring 4.8 stars overall but 3.1 specifically on exercise clarity. Patients love them but aren't following through on home programs. Dropout rate is slightly higher. With Spokk: this pattern is visible and specific. A targeted intervention is possible.

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The unrecognised star

One physio generates 3× more Google reviews than their peers, has the highest satisfaction scores, and the lowest dropout rate — but isn't senior. With Spokk: the data makes the case for recognition or promotion on objective grounds.

Before Spokk: generic reviews. After: therapist-specific proof.

When patients are asked to leave a review without attribution, they often write generic praise. When they know a specific therapist is the focus, they write transformation stories.

Without per-therapist focus

"Great clinic, friendly staff, clean environment. Highly recommend!"

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Positive but vague. Doesn't differentiate this clinic from 100 others. Doesn't drive conversion.

With therapist attribution

"Sarah completely transformed my recovery after ACL surgery. She explained every exercise so clearly, and when I had setbacks she adjusted everything instantly. I'm back playing football. Cannot recommend her enough."

— James | ACL Rehab | 12 weeks
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Specific. Credible. Conversion-driving. Shows exactly what someone with an ACL injury can expect.

How this works in Spokk

• Patient leaves high-rating feedback after a session with Therapist A

• Review request routes specifically to that therapist's page or profile

• Patient is asked: "Would you mention [Therapist A] by name in your review?"

• When therapist is named, the review naturally becomes specific and detailed

What you see in the Spokk therapist dashboard

Per-therapist views are available for any time period. Here's the kind of data that builds up over a few months of running Spokk.

Team performance — last 90 days
Illustrative data
SK
Sarah K.
Senior Physio
4.9
↑ +0.3
JO
James O.
Physio
4.6
→ Stable
MC
Mia C.
Physio (Grad, 5mo)
4.5
↑ +0.6
DR
David R.
Senior Physio
3.8
↓ -0.4
PN
Priya N.
Physio
4.7
↑ +0.2

What each metric tells you

Average rating

Overall patient satisfaction per therapist. Anything below 4.0 warrants investigation. Anything above 4.8 is genuinely excellent.

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Rating trend

Is the score improving, stable, or declining? A declining trend is an early warning sign. An improving trend — especially for new grads — is a green flag.

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Reviews generated

How many Google reviews were posted by patients of this therapist. High review generation = patients who are not just satisfied but compelled to share.

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Feedback responses

Volume of feedback received. Low volume might mean the automation isn't attributing sessions correctly, or this therapist sees fewer patients.

Frequently asked questions

What is the single biggest driver of patient satisfaction in physiotherapy clinics?+
Exercise clarity. Across physiotherapy practices using Spokk, the custom question 'Did you understand your home exercise program?' is the single most predictive question for patient dropout and satisfaction. Therapists who consistently score high on exercise clarity have dramatically lower dropout rates and higher referral rates. This is the most high-impact coaching conversation a clinic manager can have with a therapist.
How should I coach a therapist whose patient satisfaction is declining?+
Start with the data. Look at their recent feedback comments and identify the theme — is it exercise clarity? Feeling rushed? Communication style? From there, the conversation shifts from 'patients aren't happy' to 'let's improve how you explain exercises' or 'let's look at your time management.' Specific feedback backed by data is far more coachable than vague impressions.
Can I show therapists their own performance data?+
You control this. Many practices find it highly motivating for therapists to see their own rating trends and see themselves improving. Others prefer to only discuss data in one-on-one conversations. Either way, transparency about what's being measured builds trust.
How does Spokk track per-therapist performance in physiotherapy clinics?+
When a patient session is linked to a specific physiotherapist (via the check-in or session setup), all feedback collected from that session is attributed to that therapist. Over time, Spokk builds up per-therapist data: average satisfaction rating, rating trend over time, number of Google reviews attributed to them, and feedback volume. This is visible in your dashboard filtered by therapist.
What specific data does Spokk show per physiotherapist?+
Per-therapist data includes: average star rating from post-session feedback, rating trend (improving, stable, or declining over a selected period), total feedback responses received, Google reviews attributed (where the patient mentioned the therapist or the session was attributed to them), and completion-related data if dropout tracking is configured.
How does therapist performance data help with staff management in physiotherapy?+
It converts subjective impressions into objective conversations. Instead of 'I feel like patients prefer Sarah' you can show the data. It makes performance reviews evidence-based. It lets you identify which new graduates need coaching and on what specifically. It helps explain why one therapist's schedule fills up faster than another's. And it gives you something concrete to act on when a trend is declining.
Can I see which therapists are generating the most Google reviews?+
Yes. Spokk tracks review generation rate per therapist — the percentage of their patients who went on to leave a Google review after submitting feedback. A therapist with a high review generation rate is providing experiences patients feel compelled to share. A low rate with otherwise good feedback suggests patients are happy but not reaching the review step, which might point to a timing or follow-up configuration issue.
Is per-therapist feedback data visible to the therapists themselves?+
You control access. As the practice owner or manager, you see all therapist data. You can choose whether individual therapists can see their own performance data in Spokk — which many practices find motivating and useful for self-directed improvement.
How does this help when managing new graduates or junior physiotherapists?+
New physios starting their career have a learning curve that's often invisible without data. Tracking their patient satisfaction from week one means you can see where they're improving, where they're struggling, and what specifically patients are flagging. Coaching conversations become specific: 'your scores for exercise clarity have gone from 3.2 to 4.6 in 3 months' is a very different conversation from a general annual review.
Can per-therapist data influence bonus or compensation decisions?+
Spokk doesn't prescribe how you use the data — that's a management decision. But practices that use patient satisfaction as one input into performance assessments find it far more objective than anecdotal feedback. The key is being transparent with therapists about what's being measured and how it factors in.
What if one therapist consistently gets lower scores than others?+
That's exactly the signal Spokk is designed to surface. The first step is understanding why — is it a communication style issue? A specific type of patient or condition? A time-of-day pattern? The open comments from feedback often provide the specific insight needed. From there, it's a coaching conversation with data, not a vague feeling.

Starter

For solo operators & small teams

$49/month

Billed $588/year

250 customers / month

Unlimited SMS included

  • 250 customers / month
  • 1 manager + 1 staff member
  • Unlimited locations
  • Dedicated toll-free SMS number (US & Canada)
  • Full automation sequence
  • AI review response drafts
  • Loyalty & referral programs
  • Feedback forms & QR codes
  • HubSpot integration & API access
  • Buy additional customer top-ups

Growth

For growing businesses & teams

$82/month

Billed $984/year

500 customers / month

Unlimited SMS included

  • 500 customers / month
  • 2 managers + 2 staff members
  • Unlimited locations
  • Dedicated toll-free SMS number (US & Canada)
  • Full automation sequence
  • AI review response drafts
  • Loyalty & referral programs
  • Feedback forms & QR codes
  • HubSpot integration & API access
  • Buy additional customer top-ups

Pro

For high-volume businesses

$166/month

Billed $1992/year

1,500 customers / month

Unlimited SMS included

  • 1,500 customers / month
  • 3 managers + 5 staff members
  • Unlimited locations
  • Dedicated toll-free SMS number (US & Canada)
  • Full automation sequence
  • AI review response drafts
  • Loyalty & referral programs
  • Feedback forms & QR codes
  • HubSpot integration & API access
  • Buy additional customer top-ups

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