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On August 15, 2007 Gordon Sato, the Regional Inspector General for Audit Services for the Office of the Inspector General sent a letter to M...
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Medicare Recovery Audit Contractors (RACs) have, in 2009, begun their work auditing the charts and notes of hospitals, physicians and physi...
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Three Major Developments in the California POPTS Battle Development 1 Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) Legal Opinion Confirms PTs Worki...
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For now, over half the physical therapists in the US can take comfort in their 'informal collection of data' rather than their use o...
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The American Telemedicine Association (ATA) is coming to the Tampa Convention Center here in Florida on May 1st to 3rd, 2011. The ATA 16th A...
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The Office of Medicare Hearings and Appeals, which is overwhelmed, has decided to bring the cases filed by beneficiaries to the front of the...
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Doom-and-gloom futurists project a "doctor shortage" in the United States but new studies increasingly support the roll of non-phy... -
Physical therapists may be able to take hope from new legislation in Congress that promises to outlaw physician ownership of hospitals on th...
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First of all let me say that NONE of us are going to figure out the Medicare ACO puzzle alone - we'll each other to share knowledge, net...
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New graduates and experienced physical therapists may need to justify their plan of care - what decision process do physical therapists typi...