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Reimbursement Cuts Are Straining Access—How to Get Patients Therapy
Reimbursement Cuts Are Straining Access—How to Get Patients Therapy
In today’s healthcare climate, reimbursement cuts are making it harder than ever to get patients the therapy services they need. For pediatricians, family physicians, and other frontline clinicians, these systemic limitations can feel…
Is Telehealth Effective for Therapy? What Clinicians Need to Know
Telehealth is no longer just a backup plan—it’s a standard care option in speech, occupational, and…
Clinician Solutions That Shorten Wait Times for Therapy Referrals
Long wait times for therapy services can delay critical care for patients, especially children with…
Embedding Teletherapy Into the Home Environment [Guide for Therapists]
The shift toward teletherapy has opened up powerful new avenues for reaching patients—especially in…
Early Intervention Therapy Referrals: 3 Ways to Reduce Delays for Your Patients
As a clinician, you understand the critical importance of early intervention therapy. Timely access…
How to Improve Surgery Recovery and Post-Op Outcomes
Successful surgery is only the beginning. For patients, what happens after they leave the operating…
Improve Patient Outcomes With a Rapid-Start Therapy Pipeline
As a healthcare provider, your mission is to help patients thrive — and for so many, that hinges on…
Keeping Patients on the Path to Progress: Engagement Strategies That Work
A common challenge across all therapy disciplines is keeping patients engaged throughout their care…
Why Physical Therapy Can Prevent Escalation of Lower Back Pain
As a clinician, you want to provide the best possible care—but lower back pain can be one of the…
Red Flags and Referral Timing: When Lower Back Pain Needs Therapy
Lower back pain is one of the most common—and often complex—complaints you see in primary care.…