
Resources
How Movari works under the bonnet, what a working day on it looks like, and practical guidance on running an independent physiotherapy practice in the UK, written for physios, not for search engines.
How it works

Moving to new practice software feels risky. Here is exactly how we handle your migration, and why a human checks the import before you go live.
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What makes the difference between a home exercise programme that gets done and one that doesn't, and what Movari does about it.
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Book everything yourself, approve each request, or let patients book and pay outright. The trade-offs are real, and you can mix them per appointment type.
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Because there isn't one. Movari's automatic replies send the exact sentence you wrote, and here is why we think that's the right call.
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A specific, checkable answer: which company holds what, in which country, and where the exceptions are. No hand-waving about "UK servers".
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Every practice platform takes a cut somewhere. Here is exactly what Movari takes, what Stripe takes, and what a typical month looks like.
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The exit is worth understanding before you commit. You can export everything at any time, and here is precisely what you get, and what you don't.
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From the first appointment to the last invoice, what a working day actually looks like on Movari.
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Movari has no travel or postcode features. Here is the honest setup that works anyway, including how to charge more for a longer drive.
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The standards are shorter and less prescriptive than most physios expect. Here is what they actually say, and what that means for how you write notes.
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Almost certainly yes, it costs £52 a year, and it takes about fifteen minutes. Here is how to work out your fee tier and what happens if you skip it.
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Registration, insurance, data protection, pricing, and the software decision. The things you have to get right before you see patient number one.
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