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APTA Results (5,284 Results)

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Serving Up Physical Therapy for Pickleball Players

Jul 1, 2022/Feature

Physical therapists help athletes in this fast-growing sport stay or get back on the court.

Health Care Technology Today

Mar 1, 2018/Article

Mayo Clinic introduces a new "skill" for Amazon's Alexa. FDA expands exoskeleton use. How secure is your computer when your password is "password"? Comparing video gaming equipment with medical motion labs. And more.

2022 Annual Report

Apr 14, 2023/Annual Report

In 2022 we approached our mission with renewed energy, driven by an engaged membership that not only sees the potential for our profession, but is committed to action. Explore highlights of our impact in APTA's 2022 Annual Report.

2024 APTA House of Delegates - April 13

Apr 13, 2024/Members Only

Watch the recording of the 2024 APTA House of Delegates meeting that took place on April 13, 2024.

Opening Your Own Business

Aug 1, 2025/Feature

Four physical therapy entrepreneurs share their advice on starting a physical therapy business.

Medicare Coverage Issues

Does Medicare cover it?

Providers Get Another Chance at MIPS Reporting Relief

Feb 26, 2021/News

CMS has reopened a window for an exceptions process that allows clinicians to reweight MIPS categories for the 2020 performance year.

Top 10 APTA Magazine Articles of 2020

Dec 29, 2020/Article

Yes, COVID-related articles made the list, but so did a wide range of other topics, from electrophysiology to PTs who treat gamers.

Take (Flash) Action to Back Physical Therapy Champions on Capitol Hill

Sep 11, 2020/News

The 2020 APTA Flash Action Strategy kicks off with a Sept. 14 virtual pep rally before launching a two-day effort to support PT-PAC.

Move Forward Radio Catches a 'Big Wave' Surfing Legend

Dec 21, 2018/News

Now on APTA's Move Forward Radio: an interview with Laird Hamilton, who's made an international name for himself as, yes, a fearless surfer but also as an athlete who, in his own words, has survived his body being "torn, punctured, ripped, scraped, broken…you name it."