FORCE Therapeutics
Patient engagement software
Health care software
Patient experience software
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What is FORCE Therapeutics
FORCE Therapeutics is a patient engagement platform focused on supporting patients through episodes of care, particularly in surgical and musculoskeletal pathways. It provides digital care plans, education, tasking, and communication workflows to help providers guide patients before and after procedures. The product is typically used by health systems, hospitals, and specialty practices to standardize care pathways and track patient-reported progress. It emphasizes pathway-based content delivery and operational reporting tied to clinical programs.
Episode-of-care pathway focus
The platform is designed around structured care pathways that span pre-op, peri-op, and post-op phases, which fits orthopedic and other procedural programs. This pathway orientation supports consistent patient instructions and milestone tracking across a service line. Compared with more general patient experience tools, it is oriented toward clinical program execution rather than broad reputation or survey management.
Patient education and tasking
FORCE Therapeutics supports delivery of educational content and action items to patients over time, aligned to where they are in the care journey. This helps organizations reduce reliance on paper packets and ad-hoc phone outreach for routine instructions. The approach is well-suited to standardizing preparation and recovery guidance across multiple sites and clinicians.
Program-level reporting capabilities
The product includes operational and outcomes-oriented reporting intended to help teams monitor engagement and progress across cohorts. This can support service line leaders in identifying drop-offs in adherence or communication needs during recovery. In the broader patient engagement space, this type of program reporting is often a key requirement for scaling pathway-based care.
Narrower than omnichannel suites
Organizations looking for a single platform that covers the full range of patient experience functions (e.g., broad review management, payments, and generalized practice marketing workflows) may find FORCE Therapeutics more specialized. Its strengths align to episode-based clinical pathways rather than front-desk growth or financial engagement use cases. Buyers may still need additional systems for those adjacent functions.
Integration requirements vary
Deployments typically depend on integration with EHRs and existing clinical workflows to avoid duplicate data entry and to trigger pathway enrollment at the right time. The level of effort can vary by EHR environment, implementation scope, and governance. Integration and workflow design can become a gating factor for time-to-value.
Best fit for procedural programs
The platform’s pathway model is most directly applicable to surgical, orthopedic, and other structured episodes of care. For organizations primarily focused on longitudinal primary care engagement, the value proposition may be less direct. Some use cases may require significant pathway design and content governance to maintain relevance over time.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise / Health systems | Custom pricing — contact sales | Enterprise deployment, EHR integration, Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) support, PROMs collection and reporting, patient engagement, configurable care pathways; pricing not published on vendor site (book a demo / contact sales). |
Seller details
FORCE Therapeutics, Inc.
New York, NY, USA
2013
Private
https://www.forcetherapeutics.com/
https://x.com/forcetherapy
https://www.linkedin.com/company/force-therapeutics/
