Thank you for moving with us.
RecoveryVR brought virtual reality to physiotherapy and mental health care across Australia. We're no longer taking on new clients — but the mission hasn't stopped. It's evolved into RecovrFlow.
What RecoveryVR was
We made recovery something people actually looked forward to.
RecoveryVR was an Australian VR therapy service for physiotherapy and mental health. By making therapy fun and immersive, we helped patients engage with their treatment — and we continued to support our existing clients right through the transition.
Therapy made engaging
We turned rehabilitation exercises into immersive VR experiences, helping patients stay motivated through recovery.
Physio & mental health
Our programs supported both physical rehabilitation and mental wellbeing, guided by allied health clinicians.
Clinician-led care
Every experience was designed alongside physiotherapists and psychologists to complement real clinical practice.
“Making therapy fun was good for the patient — but clinicians needed rigorous measurement to make it count.”
The insight that led to RecovrFlow
Why the change
VR hasn't left our thinking. We just pushed it back until we'd solved the harder problem.
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The problem we saw
Fun therapy helped patients, but without rigorous measurement and reporting it wasn't useful to the clinician — and the clinician was the one who had to justify the insurance payment.
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Where we focused
We stepped back from taking new VR clients to solve the real problem: getting reliable clinical data to flow into the notes, reports and systems clinicians rely on every day.
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What we're building now
RecovrFlow is a platform that turns clinical data — including from VR — directly into NDIS, DVA and Medicare compliant reports, saving clinicians hours and standing up to funding scrutiny.
Where we are now
Meet RecovrFlow
Documentation software for Australian allied health. RecovrFlow translates clinical notes into funding-compliant reports that meet “Reasonable and Necessary” criteria — in minutes, not hours.
- NDIS, DVA & Medicare compliant reports
- Australian data sovereignty
- Built for allied health, not adapted from a GP tool
