It's becoming increasingly important for small practices to use the same best practices as large practices as the landscape of physical therapy continues to evolve. Your patient experience, hiring practices and how you manage your PT team are all included in this....
Hospitals turn to physical therapy service providers to help manage their therapy programs and stay within operational and budgetary constraints. A properly run and patient-focused physical therapy program can be a positive contributor to your hospital and, more...
Physical therapy is a key part of the patient experience for so many people during a hospital stay. From post-operative recovery to injury rehabilitation, working with a qualified physical therapist gives patients an early opportunity to begin to regain function and...
Running a physical therapy program can be challenging for any hospital executive. Common hurdles include attracting and retaining qualified therapists, staying compliant with regulatory requirements, keeping up with advances in the field and upgrading legacy systems,...
For modern hospitals, patient satisfaction plays a more important role than ever before. Aside from the obvious need to ensure that patients are at the center of the care process and are truly satisfied with their treatment, patient satisfaction ratings are also...
It seems like budgets get tighter every year, yet hospitals are expected to help more people and provide a broader array of service than ever before. If you’re a hospital executive, trying to do more with less is the ongoing order of the day. Due to the specialized...
In today’s health care landscape, hospital ratings are more important than ever before. There are many different ways a hospital can be rated and many organizations that do the ratings, from private insurance companies to the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid...
As a hospital leader, you’re undoubtedly well aware of the difficulties that so often come with administering a physical therapy and rehabilitation program. Staying compliant with ever-changing regulations, keeping up with the latest advances in the field, and...
Hospital patients need physical therapy. Whether a person is recovering from major surgery, traumatic injury, or a condition such as a stroke or heart attack, physical therapy helps patients start to heal and regain basic function. Delivering physical therapy while a...
Physical rehabilitation is a common service offered by hospitals to help patients heal after surgery, stroke or any other incident that has left their physical movement impaired. However, not all hospitals have the bandwidth to provide a robust in-house physical,...
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