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Nov 19, 2024/Perspective
What I learned from the course content and from the experience of disciplining myself to meet the challenge.
Feb 19, 2019/Comment Letters
EHBs are a package of benefits that ensure that certain health plans offered in the state Health Insurance Exchanges provide a baseline of coverage, benefits, and services to their enrollees.
May 4, 2020/Article
This page provides resources from other organizations that are related to the management of mild traumatic brain injury, or mTBI. These resources should prove valuable for physical therapists in the U.S.
Apr 27, 2020/Open Access
House position: APTA's 2016 House of Delegates amended the position HOD P06-19-51-57 to limit the use of abbreviated designations after a physical therapist's or physical therapist assistant's name.
Learn how to stay in compliance with Medicare while providing supervision to students, PTAs, and physical therapy aides.
Jul 9, 2015/Article
The arrangements between PTs and hospice programs can vary, but there are some fundamentals you should understand before pursuing a practice in this area.
Feb 12, 2020/Article
Medicare and Medicaid can play a major role in hospice care. Here are four recommended CMS resources that can help you understand the system.
Apr 4, 2018/Article
Nearly one in five Medicare patients discharged from the hospital is readmitted within 30 days; that's approximately 2.6 million seniors at a cost of more than $26 billion every year.
Jul 18, 2018/Comment Letters
APTA Comments to Ways and Means Committee for Modernizing Stark Law to Ensure the Successful Transition from Volume to Value in the Medicare Program hearing.
Aug 28, 2018/Comment Letters
APTA supports excluding physical therapy services from the in-office ancillary services (IOAS) exception under the physician self-referral law.
