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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...

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...

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 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...

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,...

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...

Policies and payment systems associated with value-based healthcare are proving to be both beneficial and challenging for physical therapists throughout the nation. The act of aligning the processes and incentives in value-based healthcare among physical therapists is...

Veterans Affairs Patients May Soon Receive Expansion of Health Care Options, But Without Health Net Federal According to recent announcements, the United States Congress is gearing towards an expansion of health care options for the nations’ Veterans; however, the...

Becoming a physical therapist is challenging, yet highly rewarding career choice. You will have the chance to positively impact the psychological and physiological well-being of others. Physical therapists are a unique class of individuals that are highly educated in...

Physical therapists are now reaping rewards – in terms of profits and patient outcomes – by becoming involved in value-based network systems. Value-based networks offer care that acts as an alternative for the traditional fee-for-service reimbursement services. The...

Combining Innovation and Direct Manipulation Help Patients Overcome Low Back Pain As a physical therapist, it is imperative to encourage patients to overcome low back pain through innovation and direct manipulation. In recent days, Good Morning America, WebMD, the...

Your patients may complain of leg pain after exercising. Three most common causes of exercise-induced leg pain include stress fracture,  exertional compartment syndrome, and stress syndrome of the medial tibial. Here's what you can do to treat these ailments and stop...

Physical therapist practitioners have a desire to expand their services to include a widely-popular pain alleviation technique that is currently limited to those that mainly practice acupuncture, dry needling. In recent months, those that specialize in physical...