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"It's a hurt but not a pain." "My pain hurts when I stand at the counter to fix meals longer than five minutes." ...
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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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2011 has been, so far, a good year for budget hawks. A new report by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) found that Medicare spending has...
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Speed is Everything Anticipate the Physical Therapist's Need and Deliver Them In Real Time Fit the Technology into the Physical Therapi...
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De-skilling can occur to physicians who use Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and who follow Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG). The de-skil...
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Texas direct access bill, HB 637, needs your help! This screenshot shows that the Texas Direct Access bill has been stuck in committee sin... -
Like treasure-seekers at a sidewalk scavenger sale physical therapists can get a little excited about the potential for meaningful Medicare ...
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A cornerstone of the healthcare overhaul and a vital tool outlining the value of physical therapist practice is under attack. Comparative Ef...
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I wonder how the rest of the profession should view my physical therapist colleague who, having earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) ...
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Wiser words were never spoke in addressing the paradox of payment for lower back pain and physical therapy treatments. Read on... "We...
