As a physical therapist, it’s important to verify patient eligibility and benefits prior to starting care. This will help ensure that you’re providing the best…
Checklist for Physical Therapists to Verify Patient Eligibility and Benefits
When you are recovering from an injury or surgery, one of the most important things that you can do is to follow your home exercise…
Home Exercise Programs: Accelerating Rehabilitation Outcomes
There is no denying the vital role that the receptionist plays in a physical therapy practice. From greeting patients and helping them sign in to…
The Vital Role of the Receptionist in a Therapy Practice
If you are an uninsured or cash-pay physical therapist, you may be wondering what your responsibilities are when it comes to good faith estimates. Do…
Insured vs. uninsured patients: What you need to know about good faith estimates for physical therapy
This time of year tends to be very active for changes within the physical therapy profession. Not only is the PTA differential getting closer to…
One of PT’s Most Common Diagnosis Codes is going BYE-BYE
It’s important to strike a balance between getting the patient information you need and simplifying the intake process for your patients. Here are some pointers to help you collect the data you need in a way that streamlines the patient intake experience.
What Patient Information Should My Patient Portal Collect?
Streamlining the patient registration process allows you to spend more time caring for your patients. Here’s how a patient portal can help.
How to Integrate a Patient Portal into Your Patient Registration Process