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Telehealth Saved Providers $2,750 per Patient, New Study Says
The results of a long-awaited study has found that telehealth saves providers nearly $3K per patient when used for post-discharge knee replacement PT.
Majority of Patients Expect Opioids After Surgery
Despite campaigns by the therapy community, and the government, to loosen the grip of opioids in the U.S., patients still expect them after surgery.
PT Supported Opioid Bill Ready for President’s Signature
Landmark legislation to fight the opioid epidemic, supported by the APTA, is headed to the President’s desk to be signed into law.
How to Ask for Referrals Without Freaking Out
Asking for referrals is a necessity to grow your practice and make it thrive, but some therapists are uncomfortable doing so.
Stark Facts About Opioid Misuse in the U.S.
Physical therapy is a viable alternative to opioid use. Yet, nearly 48,000 Americans died due to opioid related overdoses last year.
Celebrate National PT Month by Giving Back
October is National Physical Therapy Month. Consider celebrating by giving back via the Global PT Day of Service and impact change around the world.
Celebrate National PT Month by Giving Back
October is National Physical Therapy Month. Consider celebrating by giving back via the Global PT Day of Service and impact change around the world.
5 Reasons to Consider Travel Therapy
Travel therapy jobs come with unique advantages that you just plain cannot find at your neighborhood clinic or SNF. Here are five of them.
Physical Therapy Has a Sexual Harassment Problem
More than 80% of PTs and PTAs report experiencing sexual harassment at some point in their career, a staggering number that has not declined since it was first reported 20 years ago.
Subscription Box Keeps Senior Therapy Going After You Leave
The gift box, created and curated by two COTAs, keeps senior citizens connected to their families, while also keeping them active, independent, and engaged.