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May 1, 2019/Podcast
As a physical therapist Chris Hinze doesn’t just think about the whole patient. He thinks about the community around that person and how it informs their health.
Feb 1, 2019/Podcast
Live #XchangeSA chat with Brooke Janicky, PT, DPT as she provides tips, and guidance from an insider’s on clinical residencies.
Sep 6, 2019/Podcast
François Desmeules discusses the current evidence regarding physical therapist care for patients with MSKD in EDs and reviews current recommendations for these models of care.
Jul 7, 2017/Podcast
Listen to a discussion interview held at NEXT 2017 in Boston on screening for substance abuse, the Opioid epidemic, and ChoosePT.
Jan 26, 2018/Podcast
This is episode 16 of APTA’s comprehensive podcast series that explains the move toward value-based care and how physical therapists can participate in the Quality Payment Program. This episode is “Advanced Alternative Payment Models.”
Apr 29, 2020/Podcast
Justin Elliott, APTA vice president of government affairs discusses what’s happening in Congress, what’s to come, and what APTA is doing to advocate on behalf of the profession.
This is episode 5 of APTA’s comprehensive podcast series that explains the move toward value-based care and how physical therapists can participate in the Quality Payment Program. This episode asks “How Are PTs Measured?”
This is episode 10 of APTA’s comprehensive podcast series that explains the move toward value-based care and how physical therapists can participate in the Quality Payment Program. This episode is “MIPS Quality Reporting via Group or Virtual Group.”
Aug 27, 2018/Podcast
Casey Coleman, PT, DPT, and Joses Ngugi, PT, DPT, cofounders of Pre-PT Grind, talk about doing something different within our profession.
Aug 10, 2021/Review
CMS also hasn't decided how it will address a 2020 PDPM payment spike. The rules are effective Oct. 1.
