Co-founder Professor Emeritus John Carlson and I formed getback after discovering a measurable, exercise science-based treatment for back and neck pain. An Australian company, getback aims to enhance and expand exercise rehabilitation for musculoskeletal disorders. To meet the rising need for accessible and high-quality healthcare, continuous systemised technological innovation is essential. getback™ has partnered with Finnish healthcare technology company David Health Solutions to develop a device-based solution that is transforming Musculoskeletal (MSK) healthcare.The getback system is designed to deliver optimal exercise therapy for MSK disorders across various healthcare settings, including hospitals, orthopaedic departments, allied health and corporate wellbeing.getback's programs focus on specific outcomes and are continuously refined through a digital ecosystem, which seamlessly connects rehabilitation devices and software to optimise data collection, workflows, patient care, and reporting. To validate our findings and bolster credibility, getback is committed to subjecting its work to independent peer review processes. These rigorous evaluations ensure the transparency, quality, and reliability of getback’s exercise prescription and findings. getback™ treatment systems are supported by robust evidence and rigorous analysis. This trust and confidence is vital for the growth of getback, as we foster positive relationships, attract collaborations and inspire investments.The treatment system bolts conveniently onto existing practices, helping them grow. We are currently joint venturing with practices in Australia and New Zealand.A keen sports enthusiast, I have worked with the Australian Cricket Team, Tennis Australia, the Australian Institute of Sport, the Australian Olympic team and the Australian Commonwealth Games team. I’d love to work with you too - please don't hesitate to give me a call.☎ 0438 973 737 ✉ geoffrey@getback.com.auhttp://www.getback.com.au*Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA ), InPractice 2025: Final Report, Aug. 2013.getback™ devices are included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods, ARTG #244352. View listing at http://bit.ly/2FXrznl