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The full version of this article was first published at: Founder Letter: PQRS is Dead, But Your Data-Analysis Efforts Should Live On articleNov 3, 2016 | 5 min. read Founder Letter: My Evaluation of the New PT and OT Eval Codes Over the last several years, healthcare providers in general—and rehab therapists, specifically—have been hit with a …

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The full version of this article was first published at: 2 Guided Examples with the New CPT Codes for PT and OT Evaluations articleMay 5, 2015 | 4 min. read Evidence-Based Payment: Why Data is the Key to Pay-for-Performance Success If I challenged you to find a rehab therapist who didn’t believe in the power of evidence, …

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The full version of this article was first published at: E-health Records and Data Exchange Part II articleMay 2, 2016 | 5 min. read 4 Tips for Point-of-Care Documentation Domination In the past, clinicians have been either relationship-driven or data-driven, but now, they’re expected to do it all: document quickly and completely while simultaneously developing and maintaining …

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The full version of this article was first published at: Why PTs Can’t Bill for Progress Notes articleNov 5, 2013 | 3 min. read Founder Letter: PQRS 2014 Well, it’s November already, and that means two things: Thanksgiving and Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS). Sure, PQRS doesn’t involve mouthwatering roasted turkey, savory stuffing, or creamy mashed potatoes, …

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