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What is WaveOn Health?

WaveOn Health is an athletic health management service that provides personalized injury prevention, injury evaluation and management, and return-to-play for athletes of all ages and experience levels. This is done through a combination of digital and human interaction with sports medicine experts.

What is an Athletic Trainer?

An athletic trainer is a qualified allied healthcare professional who specializes in working with athletes and physically active individuals. They are skilled in injury prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation, particularly for musculoskeletal injuries. Athletic trainers play a critical role in managing the health and well-being of athletes, often working in collaboration with doctors and other healthcare providers.

What is WaveOn Connect?

WaveOn Connect is a proprietary virtual platform that seamlessly connects athletes with certified and licensed athletic trainers, delivering comprehensive, real-time athletic training and injury support anytime, anywhere. By leveraging advanced technology and expert human care, WaveOn Connect provides personalized injury prevention, assessment, and recovery guidance.

What happens if an athlete requires surgery or needs to see a physician?

If an athlete’s condition requires surgical intervention or physician evaluation, a licensed athletic trainer will facilitate an appropriate referral and help coordinate next steps. WaveOn is designed to complement, not replace, the existing healthcare system, ensuring athletes are connected to the right medical professionals for comprehensive, timely care.

Does WaveOn replace our athletic trainer?

No. WaveOn acts as a fractional assistant athletic trainer, supporting your staff by extending coverage and care beyond the sidelines while keeping your on-site ATs at the center of athlete health decisions.

My school/organizations/team already has an athletic trainer, but we are understaffed. Can you help?

Certainly. WaveOn Health can complement your existing athletic training resources by providing additional support and expertise. Our platform can assist in managing workload, offering digital tools and AI-driven insights to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of your athletic health management. Whether it’s through virtual consultations, injury tracking, or personalized care plans, we’re here to support your existing staff and ensure athletes receive the best possible care.

Is health information protected?

Absolutely. At WaveOn Health, we prioritize the privacy and security of health information. We comply with all relevant health data protection laws and regulations, ensuring personal and medical information is securely stored and handled with the utmost confidentiality.

How are athletic trainers validated for WaveOn?

All WaveOn athletic trainers are certified and state-licensed. In addition, they complete WaveOn Academy, our internal training program focused on athlete health management and effective use of the WaveOn platform to deliver consistent, high-quality care.

Do I need health insurance to use WaveOn Health?

No, health insurance is not required. Services are accessible directly to individuals or through educational institutions and organizations.

What if my injury requires more than virtual care?

If you need surgery or an in-person doctor’s visit, WaveOn Health’s Virtual Athletic Trainers will help refer you to the appropriate medical professionals and coordinate your care, ensuring you get the support you need.

What if I require surgery or need to see a doctor?

If your condition requires surgical intervention or a doctor’s consultation, a Virtual Athletic Trainer will assist in referring you to the appropriate medical professionals. WaveOn Connect is designed to work in tandem with the broader healthcare system, ensuring that you receive comprehensive care, whether it’s within our network or through external medical providers.

How does WaveOn Health define an athlete?

At WaveOn Health, we define an athlete as anyone with an activity-based performance goal—big or small—who works out, trains, or competes at least four days a week. Our athletes are committed to their progress and already invest in their goals through memberships, equipment, travel, entry fees, or private coaching. Whether you’re a competitive player, a dedicated recreational athlete, or someone striving for personal bests, if you’re actively pursuing improvement and value expert support, you’re an athlete in our eyes. We support individuals aged 13 and up, ensuring everyone has access to professional-level care to recover faster, perform stronger, and stay in the game.

Can you update my school’s athletic trainer about my injury?

Yes, we can coordinate directly with your school’s athletic trainer to keep them informed about your injury and treatment plan. Our platform makes communication seamless, ensuring your AT stays updated and can provide consistent, coordinated support for your recovery.

How do I use WaveOn health with my health insurance?

WaveOn Health is designed to support your athletic health needs and help you navigate the healthcare system. While our services focus on prevention and early intervention, if you need care from a specialist or provider, your Virtual Athletic Trainer will help you find the right in-network provider based on your insurance coverage. We make sure you’re referred to professionals who accept your plan, so you get the care you need without unnecessary costs or confusion.

What kind of support or resources does WaveOn Health provide for athletic trainers?

WaveOn offers onboarding training, clinical guidelines, and communication tools to help you deliver care efficiently. You’ll also get access to WaveOn Academy, a knowledge base, and a supportive community of like-minded professionals-all backed by dedicated support to help you succeed and innovate in your career.

Are minors allowed to use WaveOn Health?

Yes, athlete ages 13 and up can use WaveOn Health with a parent or guardian present for video calls. Parents or guardians also have access to their child’s session information for oversight.

Who can use WaveOn Health?

WaveOn Health is available to all athletes, regardless of your association to a school or team. Our service is designed to support athletes at every level of their sporting journey, from amateurs to more seasoned players. Educational institutions and sports organizations looking to enhance their sports health management can also benefit from our services.

How does WaveOn Connect support existing Athletic Trainers and programs?

WaveOn Connect can supplement your current staff, helping manage workload and provide expert care where staffing is limited. The platform enables seamless communication and support between athletes, trainers, and organizations.

Can I use the technology with my own business to expand my reach?

WaveOn Connect enables athletic trainers who own their own business or clinics to serve more athletes by leveraging virtual and digital tools to provide expert care beyond traditional settings. Subscribe to your own SaaS platform and get paid immediately by offering video consultations, remote injury management, and real-time communication with clients – no matter their location. By building a virtual presence, you can set your own schedule, grow your client base, and maximize your impact as a business owner while paying yourself.

How do I get started as a WaveOn Health athletic trainer?

Getting started is simple! Click “Become a Virtual Athletic Trainer” to verify your credentials. Once approved, you’ll begin a quick onboarding process and be ready to support athletes virtually in no time. It’s that easy!

Can I set my own schedule and availability?

Yes! You have full control to set and update your hours anytime through the platform, giving you the flexibility to work when it suits you best.

Are standing orders required to practice as a virtual athletic trainer?

Yes, standing orders are required – medical protocols that define what an athletic trainer can do – when necessary by state law. In most states, athletic trainers must practice under the direction of a medical professional, and standing orders are often required, though the specifics depend on state regulations. It’s essential to review your state’s practice act to determine if standing orders are needed for virtual practice, as some states allow certain activities without them while others require physician oversight for all athletic training services.

How much time will I need to commit, and how is my workload determined?

Your time commitment is flexible and directly tied to the number of athletes you support. In our efficient digital environment, you control your caseload-so you can scale up or down based on your availability and preferences. This means you can deliver high-quality care to athletes without the overwhelming hours or rigid schedules of traditional settings, giving you more autonomy and balance in your professional life.

How and when do I get paid?

Get paid monthly via direct deposit, with steady, predictable income.

Will I be guaranteed a steady flow of athletes to provide support to?

In the early days of a first-to-market company like WaveOn Health, client acquisition is a collaborative process. Many Virtual Athletic Trainers initially engage athletes from their own professional networks and relationships, while WaveOn Health actively scales outreach and brings on larger clients as the number of Virtual Athletic Trainers grows. This combined approach helps build a strong foundation and ensures a steady expansion of athlete opportunities as the platform develops.

Is this a full-time job oppertunity?

Virtual Athletic Trainers on WaveOn Health are independent contractors, not full-time employees. This means you have the flexibility to set your own schedule, choose how many athletes you work with, and manage your client relationships independently, similar to other 1099 contractor roles in the athletic training industry.

Can I work with athletes in-person as a Virtual Athletic Trainer?

Yes, you can work with athletes in-person in a variety of scenarios. Many Virtual Athletic Trainers supplement their virtual care with in-person sessions, whether it’s meeting athletes locally, supporting teams during practices or events, or providing hands-on care as needed. This flexibility allows you to tailor your services to each athlete’s needs and create the best possible experience, while still leveraging the benefits of WaveOn Health’s virtual platform.

Do I need liability insurance to work as a Virtual Athletic Trainer?

Yes, Virtual Athletic Trainers on WaveOn Health are required to carry their own professional liability insurance. As independent contractors, having personal coverage protects you in the event of a claim or allegation related to your services, even when working virtually. Relying solely on an employer’s insurance may not provide adequate protection, especially for independent or online work. Carrying your own policy ensures you’re covered across various settings and gives you peace of mind to focus on providing quality care to your athletes.

What are the prerequisites for Athletic Trainers to get involved?

These requirements help ensure you’re prepared for success in a Virtual Athletic Trainer role. Licensed and certified athletic trainer with at least five years of experience. Ability to maintain good standing orders from a medical doctor (MD) when needed. Established relationships with athletes, sports organizations, and healthcare providers. Strong desire to build your own business.

Is there a fee for Athletic Trainers to join WaveOn Health?

No, in the early stages of the company, athletic trainers will not be charged any fees to join or utilize WaveOn Connect as independent contractors. You can get started and access the platform without any upfront costs. If you are part of an existing organization and interested in joining, we’re happy to discuss options and how WaveOn Connect can support your organization.

What certificates do I need to join the platform?

To join WaveOn Health as an athletic trainer, you’ll need: National Certification: Board of Certification (BOC) Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC), State Licensure: Active state license to practice (when required by your state), Standing Orders: Current standing orders in place for your scope of practice, Professional Liability Insurance: Active coverage, Clinical Experience: Minimum of 5 years of hands-on clinical experience, ECC Certification: Current Emergency Cardiac Care (ECC) certification (CPR/AED), Continuing Education: Commitment to ongoing professional development per BOC and state requirements, Mindset: A positive attitude and passion for innovation and the future of athletic training. These requirements ensure you’re fully qualified to deliver top-tier, compliant care in a cutting-edge digital environment.

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