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Please help us in congratulating this quarter's PAC contest winners!
The Q4 winners are taking home the winning title, a spotlight in our quarterly digital publications and on our website, and most importantly, bragging rights! Watch Video…
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Students and faculty across the nation are taking part in the next Marquette Challenge to advance and help fund physical therapy research.
Since 1989, more than 300 schools and thousands of physical therapy (PT) and physical therapy assistant (PTA) students have raised more than $4.6 million through the Marquette Challenge to benefit the Foundation for Physical Therapy Research (FPTR). This annual student-led fundraiser empowers students to take part in advancing their profession today while forming stronger connections with each other, faculty, and their community. Read More…
The Student Relations Committee would like to congratulate Anna Yoon, SPT on her receipt of the 2021 APTA Virginia Student Minority Scholarship Award in the amount of $1000. Anna, a third-year PT student at the University of Lynchburg, embodies every aspect of a promising young professional. The purpose of the Student Minority Scholarship Award is to acknowledge and reward demonstrated participation in minority affairs activities and services, the potential for superior achievements in the profession of physical therapy, appropriate display of professionalism as a future physical therapist or physical therapist assistant, and academic excellence. Read More…
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Parkinson's disease impacts multiple systems with both motor and non-motor symptoms. Treating patients with Parkinson's disease (PwPD) is complicated and multidimensional. In this presentation, Stacy Pepitone, PT, DPT will discuss interdisciplinary clinical considerations for treating PwPD. Attendees will learn about Parkinson's disease, medical management, and non-motor factors impacting patient response to rehabilitation interventions. Clinicians will learn the importance of gathering information beyond the motor system and how it can improve patient outcomes on an interdisciplinary team. Read More…
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American Physical Therapy Association The bipartisan bill introduced into the U.S. Senate would reduce administrative burden for PTs and PTAs, increase access to care in rural and underserved areas, and save Medicare up to $271 million over 10 years.
WebPT This summary of changes to the 2023 Physician Fee Schedule is a must-read for PTs, OTs, and SLPs.
WebPT Medicare primarily accepts electronic claims, barring a few extenuating circumstances. Check out this guide on how to become an enrolled provider in Medicare’s electronic claims submission process.
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