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    Regulatory obligation 2026

    FSE 2.0: What's New for Physiotherapists?

    From 31 March 2026, every physiotherapist - freelance or in a private facility - is obliged to feed the Electronic Health Record 2.0 with reports of the services provided. The documents must be sent to the regional FSE gateway. within 5 days from the performance, in CDA2 format and digitally signed.

    BeebeeDoc automates the entire process: from physiotherapy reports to transmission to the FSE, without changing your workflow. No manual steps, no additional software.

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    CDA2 physiotherapy report

    Automatic generation of physiotherapy outpatient reports in the CDA2 format required by the Ministry, with ICD-10 diagnoses for musculoskeletal and neurological pathologies.

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    Integrated digital signature

    Sign PAdES with OTP or CAdES via Namirial directly from the patient's record: the rehabilitation report is legally validated in one click.

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    The rehabilitation cycle stays within the deadlines

    Once the session report is signed, transmission to your region's FSE gateway starts on its own: the five days set by law are met without noting deadlines on a reminder.

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    Ministry of Health · FNOFI

    FSE 2.0 Accredited Software for Physiotherapists


    BeebeeDoc is registered among the software enabled for the transmission of clinical documents to the FSE 2.0, in compliance with the guidelines of the National Federation of Physiotherapists' Orders (FNOFI) and the technical specifications of Legislative Decree 34/2020.

    How it works

    From rehabilitation session to FSE in a few seconds

    The workflow is designed for the physiotherapist who works between a table and a desk. No additional software, no manual exports.

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    Complete the session in BeebeeDoc

    Record the functional assessment, ICD-10 diagnosis (e.g., M54.5 low back pain, G81 hemiplegia), the treatment performed, and clinical notes. BeebeeDoc automatically generates the CDA2 document.

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    Sign the report between sessions

    One click opens PAdES signing with OTP on the phone; alternatively, CAdES through Namirial. You can also sign from the tablet, without going back to the desk between one patient and the next.

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    Automatic sending to the regional FSE gateway

    BeebeeDoc transmits the signed physiotherapy report to your region's FSE. Confirmation of admission is provided in real time, always within the 5-day legal period.

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    Complete archive and tracking

    Every submitted physiotherapy report remains in your archive with an updated status. You always have proof of submission for each patient and each rehabilitation cycle.

    Frequently asked questions about the FSE 2.0 for physiotherapists

    Yes. From March 31, 2026, all healthcare professionals—including freelance physiotherapists and those working in private facilities—are required to submit reports of services provided to their Electronic Health Record 2.0, as required by Legislative Decree 34/2020 (Relaunch Decree) and subsequent implementing provisions.

    The obligation concerns the healthcare activity, not the way it is organised: private practices and accredited facilities both feed the health record. Which documents apply in your own case is set out by the law and by your region.

    The document required must be sent, not every working note. The end-of-cycle report and the summary are documents; session notes stay in the clinical record and do not leave the practice.

    Yes, an updated version is transmitted and replaces the previous one in the health record. The corrected version stays logged in the practice management software along with the date of the new submission.

    The physiotherapist must submit outpatient reports relating to physiotherapy and rehabilitation services provided. This includes the initial functional assessment, rehabilitation plan, session reports with ICD-10 diagnoses, procedures performed, and clinical notes. The document must be in HL7 CDA2 format and digitally signed.

    From the delivery of the service the report refers to: the law provides that every healthcare service enters the FSE within five days. In BeebeeDoc transmission starts right after the digital signature of the report, so the deadline is met without a manual submission and without keeping a deadline in mind for every patient in your care.

    Management software accredited by the Ministry of Health is required for transmission to the FSE 2.0 and that supports the generation of CDA2 documents for physiotherapy reports. BeebeeDoc is accredited and offers specific features for physiotherapists: ICD-10 codes for musculoskeletal conditions, a structured rehabilitation plan, and SNOMED CT terminology for physiotherapy procedures.

    Yes. BeebeeDoc is a cloud-based management system that supports practices with multiple physiotherapists, each with their own digital signature certificate. Each professional independently signs and transmits their reports to the EHR, with a shared practice-wide archive for managing patients and rehabilitation cycles.

    BeebeeDoc is not just FSE 2.0. Discover all the features of the practice management software for physiotherapists: diary, medical records, electronic invoicing and much more.

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