As a physical therapist (PT) or physical therapy assistant (PTA), you are required to maintain your level of continued education units (CEUs... Continue Reading
Lower back pain is an extremely common ailment experienced by approximately 84% of the general population at some point in their lifetime. I... Continue Reading
In order to avoid distress, exhaustion and burnout, healthcare workers need to be aware of their risk of occupational stress and manage it a... Continue Reading
The miraculous thing about the human body is that it seems to function on autopilot. But does it, really? Or does our thinking influence the... Continue Reading
With the shift to CMS values-based model, attention to quality care can be maximized by implementing evidence based knowledge for continual ... Continue Reading
Lack of exercise and aging contribute to reduced muscle mass, bone density, and skeletal and muscle dysfunction. One physical therapy treatm... Continue Reading
With CMS value-based care now in place, applying evidence based principles to clinical practice is more important than ever.While therapists... Continue Reading
Your body is a temple. But, even the most beautiful temples require the occasional repair. We engage in repetitive activities and sports t... Continue Reading
Interesting Fact: There are currently 1,273 Physical Therapists in New York City. And a total of 17,781 Physical Therapists in New York Sta... Continue Reading
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There are several options for Physical Therapist or Occupational Therapists to serve in the military. Therapists can choose active duty, and... Continue Reading
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1024"] Direct Access State by State[/caption] What is Direct Access? Direct Access allows an i... Continue Reading