The Clinical Testing suite — pick a tool
You set the threshold.
Their watch holds them to it.
Sub-symptom aerobic exercise is first-line concussion care — but the band only helps if the patient trains in it between appointments. SST Trainer is the delivery layer: you prescribe and oversee; they train on the wearable they own; the data and the GP report come back to you.
Your band — on the watch they already own
Median recovery for patients who completed their prescribed sub-symptom sessions versus those who didn’t.
Leddy et al., adolescent SRC cohort (PMC9378725), p = 0.016
Fell short of even two-thirds of their prescribed volume — unseen until re-test on a paper diary.
Same cohort; physio home-exercise adherence runs as low as 50%
Sub-symptom aerobic exercise is first-line concussion care — measured threshold, ~20 min/day, 6 of 7 days.
Patricios et al., Amsterdam 2023 (BJSM); Leddy, JAMA Peds 2019
Recovery figures describe compliance with the exercise protocol, not the app — SST Trainer makes that compliance measurable.
The clinician loop
Test & prescribe
The Buffalo graded test measures the heart-rate threshold where symptoms begin, and sets the 80–90% training band.
They train on their own watch
Patient enters your clinic code and trains at home — Garmin, Polar, WHOOP or a strap. Live HR holds the band; sessions stop at a symptom rise.
Data & the GP report return to you
The measured-threshold trajectory, verified sessions and flare flags land in your dashboard. At episode end, the GP report writes itself.
The patient trains at home. Everything comes back to you.
Signing up gives you a login to the CEA portal. That’s where the data lands — you don’t chase the patient, you review what the app sends back between appointments. And because the tool lives on your patient’s own phone at home, they keep following the program you prescribed between visits, instead of it stalling until the next appointment.
Every session, live
Each home session syncs to your dashboard as it happens — heart rate, minutes in-band, symptom score.
Flares flag to you
A symptom flare surfaces in your review queue the same day, not at the next appointment.
The recovery trajectory
A serial measured-threshold curve per patient — the instrument your re-test and clearance calls read from.
The GP report writes itself
At episode end, a single-page PDF: trajectory, symptom tables, and a clearance-or-extend recommendation to sign.
Built for continuation, not one-off visits
Every scheduled re-test is a checkpoint — a reason the patient books back in rather than drifting off after visit two. Patients who complete a structured program tend to stay engaged, and engaged patients are the ones who refer the next athlete, coach and teammate. The monthly licence is a fraction of the value of a single completed episode of care.
One price, both tools.
Every plan includes SST Trainer and baseline testing — included with your CCM / CRM enrolment. Patients never pay.
Single
One clinician
A$98 half price
A$49 / month
Get with the course- ✓Both tools — SST Trainer + baseline
- ✓Included with CCM / CRM enrolment
- ✓Measured trajectory, flare flags & auto GP report
- ✓A$49/mo standalone · 50% off
Small clinic
Up to 5 clinicians
A$198 half price
A$99 / month
Get with the course- ✓Everything in Single, for your whole team
- ✓Up to 5 clinicians on one licence
- ✓Priority onboarding + direct line to our team
- ✓A$99/mo standalone · 50% off
Enterprise
Up to 15 clinicians
A$298 half price
A$149 / month
Get with the course- ✓Everything in Small clinic, up to 15 clinicians
- ✓Referral-directory listing
- ✓Clubs, leagues & payers — talk to us
- ✓A$149/mo standalone · 50% off
Prices in AUD ex GST. Included with CCM / CRM enrolment; A$49/mo standalone thereafter.
The evidence, and the published method
Sub-symptom-threshold aerobic exercise is first-line concussion care (Patricios et al., Amsterdam 2023, BJSM; Leddy, JAMA Peds 2019), and completing the prescribed sessions roughly halves recovery time (Leddy et al., PMC9378725). The method the tools deliver is a citable open-access protocol — A Standardised Clinical Protocol for Sub-Symptom-Threshold Aerobic Exercise Rehabilitation after Concussion (mTBI), Lewis Z. (2026), Zenodo, CC-BY-4.0, doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21482634 — backed by the course’s 140+ reference evidence base.