January 27, 2017: APTA Pursues Updated Public Policy Priorities With New Administration, New Congress Source: APTA Feed APTA Pursues Updated Public Policy Priorities With New Administration, New Congress
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January 26, 2017: Multidisciplinary evaluation and direct communication among providers may offer patients with spine problems “more diverse nonoperative treatment options” and result in fewer unnecessary surgeries, leading to lower costs, experts say. Source: APTA Feed Want to Decrease Unnecessary ...
Read MoreThe opioid epidemic knows no border Source: APTA Feed APTA, Canadian Physiotherapy Association Team Up in Opioid Battle
Read MoreCoding Resources Continue to Grow With New Webinar, Medicare Payment Tools Source: APTA Feed Coding Resources Continue to Grow With New Webinar, Medicare Payment Tools
Read MoreTips on how to approach employers about PT-led workplace health programs. Source: APTA Feed Webinar, Q-and-A Session Help PTs and PTAs Make the Case for Physical Therapist-Led Workplace Programs
Read MoreThsi study says that patients who go to outpatient physical therapy immediately after TKA get better faster than those who receive home physical therapy and move on to the outpatient setting. Source: APTA Feed Patients with TKA Who Receive Outpatient ...
Read MoreA study of a hospital reveals a pattern of scheduled physical therapy sessions that never take place. Source: APTA Feed From PTJ: Study of 1 Hospital Finds Nearly 16% of Scheduled Physical Therapy Sessions Don't Happen
Read MoreAPTA had a record-breaking year of getting the word out to the public. Source: APTA Feed APTA’s Public Awareness Efforts Reach Millions in Record-Setting 2016
Read MoreIt’s the January, 2017 roundup of members and the profession highlighted in local news. Source: APTA Feed The Good Stuff: Members and the Profession in Local News, January 2017
Read MoreIn a proposed rule, CMS says PTs could be “qualified” as providers to furnish custom orthotics and prosthetics – but what does that mean? Source: APTA Feed CMS Considers Upgraded Requirements for Orthotics and Prosthetics Providers
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