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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.
Overcoming Patient Excuses for Why They Can’t Pay
If collecting patient payment at the point of service was important before, then it’s critical now, as reimbursements continue to shrink.
Building a Connected Community
Based on research and personal experiences, a Speech-Language Pathologist strives to build a community for adults with autism.
The 5 Best Things About Being an Occupational Therapist
There are tons of great things about being an OT. But what are the very best things?
7 Habits of Highly Effective Physical Therapists
PTs who consistently perform at the tip-top of their potential exercise these seven habits.
6 Ways to Celebrate Occupational Therapy Month
April is OT Month—and that means it’s time to bust out the confetti and celebrate all the hard-working therapists!
Untangling the Language Challenges of Autism
When a toddler hasn’t uttered a word by 24 months, many parents get understandably concerned and start raising the possibility of autism spectrum disorder.
The Nuts and Bolts of Preparing for Audiology Telepractice
A telepractice expert shares what you need to know before—and how to prepare for—providing online services.
Knee Patients Spending Millions on Wasted Treatments, Study Finds
According to researchers, wasted treatments for knee pain have racked up millions of dollars in medical bills.
Keeping the Elderly Safe
Study shows tailored physical therapy program reduces bad falls in the elderly.