What You Should Know
– Net Health has announced the acquisition of Keet Health from WebPT as part of a major strategic collaboration focused on Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) and outcomes measurement. Financial details of the acquisition were not disclosed.
– Through this deal, Net Health’s Limber platform will become the preferred solution for WebPT and Clinicient customers, with a deep integration targeted for early 2026 to support hybrid care models and value-based reimbursement.
The “Limber” Standard: Scaling Outcomes and RTM
The acquisition of Keet Health is a calculated move to solidify Net Health’s Limber platform as the industry standard for digital home exercise and RTM. Net Health, which acquired Limber in 2025, is positioning the tool as the “clinical and data bridge” that extends therapy beyond the four walls of the clinic.
- Preferred Provider Status: Limber will now serve as the preferred outcomes and RTM solution for the massive WebPT and Clinicient customer bases.
- Integrated Experience: The companies are investing in deeper technical integration to ensure data continuity as patients transition between different care settings.
- RTM Enablement: The platform allows clinicians to monitor patient progress in real-time, personalizing care based on objective data rather than waiting for the next in-person visit.
The Strategic Collaboration: Preserving Flexibility and Choice
Rather than a traditional competitive acquisition, this deal represents a strategic alignment between two of the largest players in rehab therapy. In 2026, rehab therapy is facing an intensifying “reimbursement squeeze.” By aligning around a single, powerful digital health solution like Limber, Net Health and WebPT are giving therapists the tools needed to prove their value to payers through high-fidelity outcomes data.
As Andrea Facini, CEO of WebPT, noted, the collaboration preserves “flexibility and choice” for members while providing a pathway to adopt the hybrid care models that are becoming essential for long-term success.
