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Nov 30, 2017/Perspective
Sharon Dunn has learned a lot of things during her "lifetime of service." Perhaps none more important than loving what you do. In this episode of "Finding My Way," APTA's president describes what it's like to watch physical therapy students evolve as they prepare for a promising future. "Finding My Way"
Mar 1, 2020/Feature
A growing number of schools that offer DPT and pre-physical therapy programs are exposing their students to strategies for inventing and innovating, from concept to production and marketing. And the programs' goals reach well beyond the invention itself.
May 19, 2019/CPG
Examines the connection between peripheral artery disease (PAD) and diabetes while providing recommendations to optimize patient outcomes.
Jun 1, 2021/CPG
This guideline, developed by the US Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense for health care professionals, describes the critical decision points in the management and rehabilitation of individuals with post-acute mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI).
Nov 10, 2021/Podcast
Learn about the benefits of adding bicycling to your life, the challenges you may face, and how to overcome them.
Dec 1, 2022/Feature
Medicare data shows that physical therapy of needed intensity improves functionality and saves money across post-acute care settings.
Mar 24, 2020/News
A March 20 letter to the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate.
May 25, 2023/Video
The COVID-19 pandemic posed ethical challenges to the physical therapy profession.
Apr 5, 2019/News
After false starts, restarts, postponements, and more than a little pushback from APTA and other stakeholders, CMS is ready to once again roll out a home health agency (HHA) payment program in Illinois that would force HHA providers in the state to participate in preclaim or postpayment reviews—or choose
Jul 31, 2017/News
An analysis of a national health survey shows that Americans with chronic pain are older, under more financial stress, and more likely to live with 1 or more comorbidities compared with the average respondent.