articleSep 4, 2013 | 4 min. read Four Metrics Critical to Your Blog So you’ve started blogging , and that’s fantastic. It’s a great way to get your message out to the masses—whether it be how fantastic your services are, the latest in industry developments, or preferably, a well-balanced mix of both. But just like everything else …
articleJun 30, 2015 | 4 min. read 29 Ways to Remedy Rehab Therapy Burnout As a therapist, you care about your patients (thank you, captain obvious ). But it’s this helpful nature that’s often responsible for stress, frustration, and even career burnout. When things get rough, you might find yourself internalizing patient progress—or lack thereof. Additionally, you …
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articleMay 19, 2015 | 5 min. read What PTs Need to Know About ACOs As a physical therapist, you’re likely well-versed in the acronyms that drive your documentation practices: HIPAA , CPT , CMS , PQRS , FLR , and FML (just kidding). But there’s one more to watch for: ACO. By now, you’ve probably heard this …
articleJan 16, 2014 | 6 min. read Four Ways to Fix a Broken Company Culture So, you read yesterday’s post , and maybe, just maybe, a red flag—or eight—jumped out at you, felt a little too familiar, or possibly even gave you the chills. And now, you’re beginning to worry because you’re seeing signs that your culture …
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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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articleJun 9, 2015 | 4 min. read Are Conferences Worth It? Networking, welcome parties, and complimentary food (and drink tickets) are nice, but conferences can run a pretty penny—anywhere from $100 to upwards of $1500 per attendee, depending on the size of the event and the caliber of the speakers. Before shelling out any of your hard-earned …
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articleJan 4, 2011 | 1 min. read Market Your PT Practice Better with E-rehab.com E-rehab.com is the number one provider of turnkey physical therapy private practice websites, video, print/email newsletters, search marketing and Facebook campaign services. E-rehab.com designs custom websites for each client, including robust FAQ, Medical Library, First Visit Video modules, secure appointment requests, streaming video, …
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articleMay 19, 2015 | 5 min. read What PTs Need to Know About ACOs As a physical therapist, you’re likely well-versed in the acronyms that drive your documentation practices: HIPAA , CPT , CMS , PQRS , FLR , and FML (just kidding). But there’s one more to watch for: ACO. By now, you’ve probably heard this …
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articleMay 23, 2016 | 11 min. read The Ultimate Cash-Based PT FAQ As requirements for third-party reimbursement increase and payments decrease, more and more physical therapists are going the way of cash-based business models—or at least offering select cash-pay services. As a result, we’ve received quite a few questions over the years about the ins and outs …
articleMay 18, 2016 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 riding a …
