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Jan 8, 2020/Article
Physical therapy aides must be used carefully depending on the Medicare setting.
Mar 26, 2020/Article
Providers will discuss how they manage patients and deliver effective care from a distance in pediatric, neurological, women’s health, orthopedic settings.
Jun 26, 2019/News
The influence of PTJ (Physical Therapy), APTA's scientific journal, continues to grow: according to Journal Citation Reports (JCR), the frequency with which PTJ is cited in other journals—its "impact factor"—made PTJ #7 among rehabilitation journals and #16 among orthopedic journals in 2018. A journal's
Jun 7, 2022/Review
The providers agree on a range of issues, but PTs make pain a higher priority when thinking about visit frequency.
Nov 27, 2018/Perspective
Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes The backstage door is on West 41st street. Press the doorbell and let the security guard know that you are the physical therapist (PT). Walk up 1 flight of stairs and the call board will be on your left side. Continue up to the third floor. Walk down the hallway,
Dec 16, 2021/Perspective
As we gear up for the new year, gain some inspiration from members taking advantage of their APTA membership to build a community that advances the physical therapy profession.
Aug 8, 2017/Perspective
As a new grad, how do you know where to start?
Dec 11, 2017/News
APTA’s Board adopted multiple motions related to the pursuit of best practice in clinical education at their Nov. meeting. The motions were the result of recommendations from a task force appointed to respond to a 2014 charge from APTA’s House to investigate the future of physical therapist education
Dec 19, 2022/Roundup
From long COVID guidance to consumers' attitudes about the profession, APTA produced a range of information that helps you thrive.
Aug 7, 2018/News
CMS has hinted that the prohibition, known as the Stark law, may interfere with the adoption of new, more integrated models of care.