Physitrack opens AI rehab EMR access while product and security FAQs still conflict
A November 2 issuer announcement removes the English-language waitlist across operating markets, with paid subscriptions planned for January 2027. Product FAQs still describe pending audit/BAA work and differ on exercise-platform packaging and payments.
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