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Jul 26, 2023/News
The legislation would achieve APTA's goal of ending the Medicare direct supervision mandate for private practice.
Jul 28, 2023/Article
MIPS reporting, value pathways, promoting interoperability, and more.
Jul 26, 2023/Perspective
Shortly after landing in Berlin to attend the Special Olympics World Games, or SOWG, I knew I was in for a special treat. Not even six months into my term as president of APTA Pediatrics and part of an APTA guest delegation, I had never been to an event like this and I didn't know what to expect.
APTA-supported IDEA legislation has arrived on Capitol Hill; meanwhile, APTA is taking its message directly to congressional leaders.
Jul 8, 2023/News
The following members were elected or re-elected to APTA's Board of Directors and Nominating Committee on July 8.
Jul 11, 2023/Podcast
Using GPS devices to track community mobility in older adults.
Jul 11, 2023/Review
A bracing protocol shows promise, researchers say. But definitive conclusions are still out of reach.
Jul 12, 2023/News
A new marketing tool helps you pair your practice or services with consumer-focused messaging on the value of physical therapy.
UnitedHealthcare has announced changes that could result in considerable additional administrative burden for PTs. APTA is seeking answers.
Jul 14, 2023/News
An APTA-backed law is prompting CMS to work out details on coverage of compression garments under Medicare. Here's where things stand.
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Jul 31, 1984/Practice
Biofeedback used selectively can be a valuable adjunct to a physical therapy program.
Gastroesophageal reflux (GER) or chalasia in infants can be defined simply as the
Jul 31, 1984/Administration
This article describes a method for evaluating the productivity of therapists in
Jun 30, 1984/Research
A study of 31 healthy volunteers was done to test the hypothesis that analgesia
This study investigated whether 184 volunteers from 20 to 79 years of age could
Jun 30, 1984/Practice
Pernicious anemia can cause motor and sensory loss, abnormal tone, memory deficits,
Using Silastic elastomer* has become increasingly popular as a “filler” for splints
Jun 30, 1984/Education
I conducted a survey of 102 senior physical therapy students to identify, from
Jun 30, 1984/Administration
Adding an audit to the problem-oriented medical record system creates feedback
May 31, 1984/Research
Although considerable documentation of the physiologic effects of ultrasound (US)
