How IndiAide Helps Patients Actually Do Their Home Exercises with Alyssa Antcliff, M.S., CCC-SLP

Jun 17

If you've ever sent a patient home with a worksheet and then watched it disappear into the black hole of a backpack or a car seat, you already know the problem this episode solves. I'm talking with Alyssa Antcliff, M.S., CCC-SLP, the co-founder of IndiAide, about why home programs fail so often and how a new reimbursement pathway might be sitting right under your nose.

What we cover:

How IndiAide replaces paper handouts with a simple portal where patients get reminders, mark activities as done, and even send photos or videos so you can check their form between sessions
What remote therapeutic monitoring actually is and how it lets you bill for the home program work you're already doing
A real breakdown of the numbers, including how a single patient could mean close to twelve hundred dollars in additional reimbursement over a year
How Alyssa built IndiAide from a grad school project into a research-backed platform now used across 15 to 17 states, including the role her dad played in building the very first version

If you've got patients who aren't progressing as fast as they should because the home program just isn't sticking, or if you're curious about a reimbursement pathway you might be missing out on, this episode is worth your full attention.