For GPs

Refer MSK patients and know how they're going.

Your patient sees their physio, follows a criteria-based plan between appointments, and you get a clear progress report instead of silence until the next consult.

Register interest
In development. Founding trial with regional Queensland clinics in early 2027.
The problem

Once you refer, the trail often goes quiet.

You refer a patient with knee, back or shoulder pain to physio. Weeks later they're back in your room, unsure whether they're improving, or whether they should still be doing their exercises. In regional areas, the gap between physio appointments can be weeks.

How it works

A link and a report — not a new system.

1
You refer.
A simple referral link sends the patient to a participating physio clinic. (Planned)
2
Their physio sets the plan.
The patient follows a criteria-based rehab plan written by physiotherapists, with short check-ins between appointments.
3
You get the update.
Progress reports at key points: how they're tracking, whether they've progressed, and any escalation. (Planned)
Planned

What a progress report will include.

What it isn't
Not another system to learn.
The aim is a link and a report, not a new portal to log into. Tell us what works for your practice.
Not a diagnosis.
Myonect gives guidance within a physiotherapist's plan and escalates. Clinical judgement stays with you and the treating physio.
Not a replacement for physio.
It supports the patient between physio appointments.
Questions
There's no cost to register interest. We'll confirm how GP access works before launch.
Myonect's rules tell the patient to seek appropriate care (their GP, or emergency care where needed) and notify the treating physio. Myonect doesn't diagnose.
In Australia. It's never sold, and it's only shared with the clinicians involved in the patient's care. See our privacy notice.
Mason Hebbard, a physiotherapist (AHPRA PHY0002769490) in Ayr, Queensland, with founding clinics in Ayr, Townsville and Cairns and CQUniversity as research partner.

Help shape the GP side.

We're speaking with GPs now about what's actually useful: how often you'd want reports, what format, and what would make you refer. Register interest and we'll include you.

Register interest