PTX Therapy - 24/7 Pain Relief

Name: PTX Therapy - 24/7 Pain Relief
Rating: 4.8 (621 reviews)
Author: PTX Therapy, LLC

By: PTX Therapy, LLC

Unique-to-you physical therapy

Features & Capabilities

PTX Therapy delivers 24/7 at‑home physical therapy tailored to you. Sign up for a PTX Therapy subscription, then log in to the companion app to access your routines anytime, anywhere. The Patented PTX Intelligence System analyzes your profile—pain type, movement ability, and health history—and immediately generates a customized program of exercises and stretches. Your plan adapts weekly as you provide feedback, mirroring a real-life therapist without the appointments.

Our clinically informed team of on‑staff PTs is available to answer questions about your virtual program. Whether you’re dealing with a pinched nerve, muscle spasms, headaches, neck pain, or a back flare, you’ll find targeted exercises designed for acute or chronic pain. This is the world’s first virtual physical therapy program you can perform at home that’s personalized to your pain, movement, and health history. Expect improved pain relief, balance, posture, and strength, with ongoing guidance and support. Subscriptions are managed in the app, auto-renewable, and can be cancelled anytime.

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By:

PTX Therapy, LLC

Rating:

4.80

(621)

Version:

2.6.8 Last updated: 2026-05-12

Version code:

885443613

Creation date:

2020-01-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

168.30MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 70,635 ▲ 20

Other platforms

PTX Therapy - 24/7 Pain Relief (v2.01)

10,432 3.29

(25)

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Developed by:

PTX Therapy, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ptx-therapy-24-7-pain-relief/id1478813109

User Reviews

User feedback highlights effective pain relief and ease of use, with strong benefits from at-home routines and progress tracking. Recurrent drawbacks center on updates that hurt usability, cost barriers from required memberships, and timer reliability issues. Overall, the app is valued for its at-home therapy, but improvements to UX, pricing clarity, and timer stability are needed.

Pros

Easy to use and follow, making home-based therapy simple.
Effective pain relief and therapeutic results across conditions like neck, back, knee, etc.
Progress logging and built-in timers help track and pace workouts.
Flexible scheduling—fit routines into your day and access at home.
Broad library of postural and therapeutic exercises.

Cons

UX degraded by updates: frictiony changes and a call to revert to the old UI.
Cost barrier: required membership and upfront quiz/fee.
Timer reliability issues: timer stops or fails when screen sleeps or during use.

Recent reviews

I was using the previous version every day. The new version does not fit the screen of my iPhone SE and I can no longer submit progress at the end of the routine. I’ve stopped using the app altogether.

by Ju*****, 2025-08-30

Working with a therapist is definitely helpful My therapist is Courtney and we do it virtually on line .I don’t think I would have gotten rid of my pain is it were not for her. Wasn’t sure if I would be in a wheelchair today and given up if it wasn’t for her and a friend who recommended her.

by Nh*****, 2025-02-27

Unfortunately, the app does not function well. It is a hindrance. It's difficult to get a session started. I have to hit the button to start the session something like ten times before it will finally start. (And yes, I closed out of app, restarted phone, etc.) I've been doing my program regularly and the app says I haven't. The partying animals at the end of a session are nice but the front page of the app says I'm derelict. Not very motivating. I'd prefer to just log my program on paper at this point. The only reason I continue with the app is that my PT can see what I'm up to. He told me that the app is buggy and that my sessions do get logged even if on my side it doesn't look like it. I agree with another reviewer that the machine lady voice barking "three, two, one..." is unpleasant. This app needs some work.