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Locum tenens allows a PT to bring in another licensed PT to treat Medicare patients and bill Medicare through the practice provider number.
Will in-network patients continue to visit your practice if you implement and out-of-network model? Here are some things to consider.
When billing most third parties for physical therapist services, CPT codes are needed to describe the services that were rendered.
Over the years there has been much confusion over the coding of minutes when billing private payers. APTA recommends billing be consistent to all payers.
Solid documentation can demonstrate that you met or exceeded the standard care and can help you mitigate your risks.
The term “cash practice” can be confusing because it is often used to describe a variety of physical therapy business models.
The observation log is a valuable tool for physical therapy students to document their hands-on experiences and reflections in various clinical settings.