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The Benefits of Joining a Physical Therapy Network: for Practitioners
As a physical therapy practitioner, it is essential that you have all of the resources that are necessary to ensure that both your career and your practice moves forward. It is imperative that your practice is getting paid for the services that it provides and that...
What is the Role of a Physical Therapist?
A physical therapist – often referred to as a “PT” – is a licensed health professional that specializes in pain reduction, improvements and restorations in mobility, and ensuring the overall well-being of patients. These health care specialists aid in diagnosing and...
Help Dementia Patients Boost Their Cognitive Functions Through Your Physical Therapy Practice
Researchers have studied the effect of physical activity and motor skills in connection with the brain for several years. Recently, this research has been reopened and conclusive evidence indicates that there is a correlation between an optimized cognitive reserve in...
Achieve Higher Levels of Success in the New Year with a PRIME Management Service Organization Membership
The healthcare market is evolving at an exceptionally fast rate. In recent years, many physical therapists have undergone the process of consolidating and collaborating in order to ensure optimal levels of success for their practice. Now, an immense opportunity awaits...
Help Fibromyalgia Patients Manage Their Symptoms in Your Practice This Winter
Now that temperatures have went down, fibromyalgia flare ups are on the rise. This winter, learn how to help fibromyalgia patients manage their symptoms effectively so that they are able to enjoy the fun and festivities of the season. Fibromyalgia – At a Glance As a...
Helping Patients in Your PT Practice That Suffer from Winter Joint Pain
In most instances, pain in the joints is a direct result of an underlying health issue or an injury; however, for many, achiness in the joints strikes when the outdoor temperatures drop. While it seems absurd that weather may have an impact on the joints in the body,...
Assisting Patients with Parkinson’s Disease in Your Physical Therapy Practice
According to statistics from the Parkinson’s Foundation, approximately 60,000 people in the United States are diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease each and every single year. Worldwide, over 10 million people have been diagnosed with this condition. By the year 2020, it...
Help Headache Sufferers in Your Physical Therapy Practice
The World Health Organization states that headaches are now considered the most common complication associated with the nervous system. At least half of world's population experience at least one headache annually. It only makes sense for physical therapists to create...
Treating Infant Torticollis in Your Practice
There is evidence that suggests You should integrate a program for Infants with Congenital Muscular Torticollis in Your Physical Therapy Practice. In the October issue release of Pediatric Physical Therapy, evidence-based information was released that provided...
National Physical Therapy Month
Celebrate National Physical Therapy Month in October By Encouraging the Use of PT to Opioids for Chronic Pain Issues among Patients Each year – during the Month of October – physical therapists throughout the nation celebrate National Physical Therapy Month. This...
Create an Emergency Department Physical Therapy Program Today with These 3 Simple Steps
Emergency department physical therapy – also referred to as “ED PT” – is expected to take off rapidly throughout the country and offer a wide range of benefits to both patients and medical facilities. Recently, in the publication of the American Journal of Emergency...
Treating Erectile Dysfunction in Your Physical Therapy Practice
Treating Patients with Pelvic Floor Regimens in your Physical Therapy Practice Can Assist Men with Erectile Dysfunction Nerve and muscular function are the basis to achieving and maintaining a healthy erection; therefore, by offering pelvic floor regimens in your...
Celebrate Physical Therapy Month by Promoting Safe Pain Management in Your Community
This October, celebrate National Physical Therapy Month in your practice by promoting physical therapy as a safe pain management technique in your community. national PHYSICAL THERAPY Month None of the individuals in your community want to live in pain. Unfortunately,...
Bundled Payments for Physical Therapy Practice
Bundled payments is a highly innovative payment model that is receiving an immense level of praise for controlling costs and optimizing patient outcomes. Learn how to make bundled payments work for your physical therapy practice and your patients. Making Bundled...
5 Things All Physical Therapists Should Know about Value-Based Care
Value-based care is a healthcare model where providers place a special emphasis on the health outcomes of their patients. In this brief guide, we will review what you should know – as a physical therapist – about this type of care. As physical therapists, we have an...
