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After a bike accident, Yogesh Patel assumed the hardest part was behind him once he left the hospital. It wasn’t. His physiotherapist spent a few minutes explaining the exercises after discharge, handed him a single sheet of instructions, and sent him home to continue on his own.  Without supervision or video guidance, Patel couldn’t remember exactly how high to lift his injured leg, but knew that raising it to 90 degrees instead of the advised 30 degrees could make things wo

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