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Better, faster. Free through your SNS

If you have a musculoskeletal condition, Sword is covered through your SNS. Unlimited physiotherapy from home, with a dedicated physiotherapist following your care, at no cost to you.

Free care for SNS patients, without the wait

Musculoskeletal conditions treated at home, with a dedicated physiotherapist and no session limits.

Physiotherapy from home

For chronic and acute musculoskeletal conditions, such as back pain, knee pain, shoulder pain, and more. A Portuguese physiotherapist builds and oversees your programme, with sessions delivered at home.

Start your programme

Access requires a P1 prescription for telerehabilitation, code 1552.2, issued by your family doctor. Your doctor can confirm whether your condition is on the list of eligible conditions. Don't have a family doctor? Visit your nearest health centre, request an open appointment, and ask the doctor for a P1 prescription for telerehabilitation, code 1552.2.

A better way to get the
care you deserve

SNS physiotherapy works, when you can get it. The waiting lists are long, the appointments are far from home, and the support stops the moment you leave the room. Sword gives you the same care the SNS is meant to provide, without the wait or the commute.

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Care from home

No travel.
No time off work.

Sessions happen on your schedule.

Start your programme

Start in days

Most people begin within a week, not the months traditional SNS physiotherapy can take.

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Support between unlimited sessions

Your care team is available whenever questions come up.

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Your own physiotherapist

A dedicated physiotherapist who follows your progress and adjusts your plan.

Getting started is simple

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Tell us what’s going on

Answer a few questions about your symptoms and situation. We'll take it from there.

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Share your prescription

Already have one? Getting started is easy. If not, ask your family doctor for one, or visit your nearest health centre if you don't have one.

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Meet your physiotherapist

A physiotherapist calls to understand your situation and build your personalised programme.

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Start from home

Your Sword kit arrives at your door. Unlimited guided sessions, real-time feedback, and a physiotherapist supporting your progress throughout.

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Ready when you are

Unlimited physiotherapy. On your terms.
Covered by SNS or private insurance.

Claims and clinical outcomes referenced in this website are relative to the digital health and wellness services provided and not to the medical devices that may support such services.