Purpose:Long Covid syndrome is a multiorgan condition with multiple sequelaeaffecting quality of life, capacity to work and daily activities. The advantages thatnew technologies can offer are presented as an opportunity in the currenthealthcare framework.Objective:This research aimed to explore people with Long Covid's experienceswith a digital physiotherapy practice intervention, during four weeks.Methods:Qualitative semistructured interviews were conducted by video call.Thirty‐two Long Covid participants were invited to join an in‐depth interview oncethe intervention was completed. Participants were queried on their interventionexperiences and perceptions, as well as any lifestyle changes made, as a result ofreceiving digital physiotherapy practice. The interviews were transcribed andanalysed using inductive qualitative content analysis.Results:In‐depth qualitative analysis has revealed four themes that reflectparticipants' perceptions of digital physiotherapy intervention. The helpfulness ofthe exercises, interaction with the physiotherapist, the domestic use of technol-ogy and the future of digital health practice were the topics highlighted by LongCovid participants. Some improvements have been suggested including videosounds and the need to introduce face‐to‐face sessions. Participants stated thatinterventions were helpful and superior to printed exercise sheets, mobile phoneapps and usual care received. This intervention did not present major barriers,highlighting the importance of personalized care and continuity in the provision ofhealth services.Conclusion:The digital physiotherapy practice is perceived by people with LongCovid as an appropriate method for the care of their health needs. Participantsstated the need for this type of intervention in the public health system, where itwould eliminate waiting lists, facilitate accessibility and improve existing care
