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Legislation Aims to Remove Home Health Therapy Barriers
A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers have reintroduced legislation that would enable occupational therapists to open Medicaid home health cases.
PT, OT, and SLP Salaries in Every State
Using the latest data available from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, we dug up the average salaries for PTs, OTs, and SLPs across the United States.
Transitioning into a Career as a Traveling Therapist
Traveling therapy roles are abundant, and they can do wonders for therapists who may be feeling as if they have stagnated in their current role or setting.
PTs, OTs Land Spots on List of Highest-Paying Jobs in Healthcare
PTs and OTs are being recognized as top earners in healthcare and are featured on a newly released list of the top ten highest paying careers in the field.
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.
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.
Self-Care Tips for the Back-to-School Therapist
Take a look at a few helpful self-care tips for the busy school-based therapist. Because you can’t take care of others, if you don’t take care of yourself, first.
Occupational Therapists and the Benefits of Yoga
A new study finds that incorporating the positive holistic influence of yoga practice into your OT practice could have many benefits for patients.
Sensory Strategies for the School Based OT
For the child with sensory challenges, the classroom can be an overwhelming place—OTs can help ease their struggle with these strategies.
The Role of Therapy in Alzheimer’s Treatment
Because there is no cure for Alzheimer’s, PT and OT are about making the patient’s remaining years as wonderful and enjoyable as possible.