Today’s guest post comes from Lidia Hovhan of Omnicor Agency. As someone who is in a deep dive, daily to marketing and business development — it’s always nice to hear …
Fraud, Waste and Abuse in Skilled Care: A Two Part Series
Today’s guest post comes from Aaron Hackett, A Witty PT, on a topic that many are aware of, but few are brave enough to explore the options when faced against …
Be depression Free… Naturally!
Today’s guest post is a talk about depression and an avenue to which pets can help. This and other elements of mental health is something Physical Therapists and ALL healthcare …
How to avoid injuries when moving
With the turn of a New Year, many are looking for a fresh start and one of the biggest ways that can happen… is with a move! Today’s guest article …
Physical Therapist’s Experience in Kenya
This article first broke on the Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions Blog. Please find the original piece HERE. A Geriatric Physical Therapist’s Journey to Kenya Guest blog by RMUoHP …
Exercises for Multiple Sclerosis: Advice from a Physical Therapist
This article originally broke over Summer of last year, but hosts excellent content and ideas for those with MS and treating MS. You can find the original article HERE. FUNCTIONAL …
Modern user experience enables therapists and billers to reach peak efficiency
Today’s guest article comes from Michael Dwyer and the Prompt EMR team with an “outsider’s perspective” on a common frustration in clinical care: Documentation. At Prompt, we are a team with ZERO clinical …
Bachelorette Show Alumnus Diagnosed with Guillain-Barré Syndrome
It’s a tragic unfortunality that for many professions within the medical community, some injury or illness must first occur before an issue or positive comes to light. This story originally broke …
Physical Therapists and Fairytales featured on Good Morning America
Today’s public feature was first seen on Good Morning America. (Photo Credit) The hospital isn’t always a magical place for children, especially those who have an extended stay. But …
A Patient’s Perspective on the 8% Medicare Cuts
Today’s article from Physical Therapy patient, Colleen Rapp. From Colleen: “Physical Therapy is so important and I believe deserves so much more recognition of its value to patients. It changes …