HHS extends the Public Health Emergency (PHE) When COVID began, the Department of Health and Human Services declared a public health emergency. That declaration was set to expire on January 21, 2021. It has now been extended, again. It was last extended in October. More than likely the extension is …
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Work from home? The work from home (WFH) economy is booming right now, and physical therapists and PT practice staff are right in the mix. With thousands of employees going virtual, practices across the nation have adjusted foundational policies and procedures to accommodate this employment shift. Whether working from home …
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2021 is almost here. Where to? Simple but effective methods of communication are incredibly relevant, now more than ever. New technology and advertising remain a focal point of the industry, and patients expect this ease of access. So, what does the future hold? And how will practice owners enhance their …
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Where is Telehealth Headed? People are thinking about physical therapy in a new light as telehealth platforms have helped physical therapists practice by providing video and audio-conferencing options. New legislation and temporary payment exceptions from insurance companies have allowed people to experience telehealth services’ convenience—causing a sharp rise in demand. …
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Compliance is all about having a culture and a system Compliance is one of those sticky subjects that practice owners must keep at the forefront of their minds. The daily buzz of the clinic might feel controlled and repetitive. Still, it has never been easier to miss the mark with …
2019 MIPS Data Released Earlier this year, we shared Medicare’s MIPS (Medicare Incentive Payment System) data from 2018. You can read more about that by click here. At the time, that was the most recent data that Medicare had to share. As most folks know, there is a lag in …
Read moreNew Physical Therapy Medicare MIPS Data Out, Story Stays the Same
So Much To Do, So Little Time Physical therapy is challenging, especially if you’re the one running the show. The essential skills that a busy PT private practice owner must have to survive in the industry aren’t often highlighted with any certainty. At times, running a clinic feels like juggling …
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Time To Get Social It’s tricky to recall a time where social media didn’t have a massive impact on society. Physical therapists who manage brick-and-mortar clinics are now propelling their businesses forward by establishing a digital footprint. For some, the most challenging task is developing a multi-pronged approach to popular …
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2021 Will Be Here Soon As we firmly plant our feet into the second half of 2020, it’s imperative to think about the future of physical therapy. How is your physical therapy clinic getting a head start on its 2021 marketing plan? Regardless of how well your practice is doing, …
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