articleApr 4, 2016 | 6 min. read Optimization: Is Your Practice Lean? As a rehab therapist, you already expend a lot of energy on optimization—optimization of your patients’ physical, occupational, or speech capabilities, that is. You help your patients be their most perfect, most functional, and most effective selves. But what about your business? Are you working …
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articleJan 13, 2016 | 4 min. read 5 Common Performance Review Methods In her Founder Letter this month, Dr. Heidi Jannenga talked about reviewing work performance and providing feedback to the staff in your rehab therapy clinic, stressing the importance of creating consistent and fair performance reviews. While rounds of applause and pats on the back are …
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articleFeb 28, 2015 | 6 min. read ICD-10 FAQs We recently hosted a webinar focused on helping PTS, OTs, and SLPs prepare for the ICD-10 switch. We got a lot of questions—so many, in fact, that we decided to organize the most common ones into an easy-to-reference blog post. Read on to find the answers to all …
articleJan 8, 2015 | 5 min. read Five Tips for Training Your Therapists on Electronic Documentation If you’ve found the right EMR for your clinic, chances are you’ve “been there, done that” (although you probably didn’t get the t-shirt ). You’ve cycled through research, demos, phone calls, and more research—all to ensure you make the best possible …
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articleFeb 28, 2015 | 6 min. read ICD-10 FAQs We recently hosted a webinar focused on helping PTS, OTs, and SLPs prepare for the ICD-10 switch. We got a lot of questions—so many, in fact, that we decided to organize the most common ones into an easy-to-reference blog post. Read on to find the answers to all …
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articleMay 3, 2016 | 5 min. read 8 Reasons You Should Attend Ascend 2016 Great news! Ascend— the ultimate business summit for rehab therapists —is back. Last year, the second annual event hit Chicago for two incredibly educational (and incredibly fun) days. This year, Ascend is returning to Texas, which was home to 2014’s inaugural event. As …
articleMay 18, 2016 | 5 min. read 4 Keys to Keeping a Steady Cash Flow As a private practice clinic owner, you’re probably familiar with the cold sweat-inducing struggle to keep a steady cash flow. Claims management muck-ups, inefficient processes, staff issues, and lack of insight into your clinic’s financial health can leave you feeling like you’re …
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articleApr 1, 2014 | 5 min. read Founder Letter: ICD-10 Delayed Until 2015 I originally planned to start this founder letter with “T-minus six months and counting until ICD-10.” However, yesterday, the Senate passed HR 4302, which delays a 24% fee schedule cut, extends the therapy cap exceptions process (i.e., use of the KX modifier), and pushes …
articleMay 18, 2016 | 5 min. read 4 Keys to Keeping a Steady Cash Flow As a private practice clinic owner, you’re probably familiar with the cold sweat-inducing struggle to keep a steady cash flow. Claims management muck-ups, inefficient processes, staff issues, and lack of insight into your clinic’s financial health can leave you feeling like you’re …
articleMay 18, 2016 | 5 min. read 4 Keys to Keeping a Steady Cash Flow As a private practice clinic owner, you’re probably familiar with the cold sweat-inducing struggle to keep a steady cash flow. Claims management muck-ups, inefficient processes, staff issues, and lack of insight into your clinic’s financial health can leave you feeling like you’re …
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