The importance of issue addressed in the submitted manuscript Patients suffering from severe trauma were assessed with delay and medically treated upon emergency grade and in accordance with Covid19 pandemic restrictions. Virtual rehabilitation demonstrated cost-efficiency, while still avoiding hospitalization and in-clinic approach. Three patients with severe musculoskeletal trauma after being discharged, benefit from a virtual physical-therapy based intervention with excellent outcomes when assessed by a self-completed satisfaction form. Unmovable patients discovered virtual therapy with good compliance in self-managing of their condition.Introduction Musculoskeletal trauma is highly prevalent in general population and requires fast diagnosis and therapeutical approach. Early rehabilitation is associated with good outcomes. Covid-19 pandemic altered patients access to physiotherapy, mainly due to “locked-down” and fear of contacting SARS-Cov-2 virus. Telemedicine and virtual patient assistance throughout recovery was implemented as a safe method of care. The aim of the study was to highlight how virtual physical therapy-based intervention helped patients recover after severe trauma.