getUBetter is a self recovery app to support people with common musculoskeletal conditions and injuries
getUBetter is an easy, safe and effective way to help you self-manage your musculoskeletal pain at home, work and on the move.
Our app provides evidence-based digital self-management support for all common musculoskeletal conditions and injuries, including:
- Lower back pain
- Back and leg pain
- Neck Pain
- Shoulder pain
- Knee pain
- Hip pain
- Ankle pain
- Sprains and strains – Leg
- Elbow Pain
- Tendinopathy – Arm
- Tendinopathy – Leg
- Foot pain
- Wrist pain
For more information – Click Here to view our getUBetter leaflet
FAQs
Our getUBetter app is easy to download and use – Click Here to register and follow the instructions to access your recovery plan.
Our app will also connect you to local services if you need further support or treatment, including physiotherapy.
Our getUBetter app is easy to download and use – Click Here to register and follow the instructions to access your recovery plan.
It is already being used by many people across the country to effectively self-manage their musculoskeletal condition or injury and help them recover.
Support is available using the app if you need it – Click Here
It is a quick, easy, effective and safe way to help you self-manage your musculoskeletal condition or injury and help you recover. Our physiotherapists encourage you to use it, whether you are currently waiting for treatment or not.
We do recognise that some people cannot or would prefer not to use this type of technology. Physiotherapy services are still available, and you can access these via your usual route.
Watch this short video for further information on how our getUBetter app works, using low back pain as the example.
Disclaimer: Provide Health does not own or manage getUBetter and it not the data controller of your information. getUBetter is optional to use. By using the app, you will be agreeing to share your information with getUBetter. We advise that you read their privacy policy before using the app.
