Doctor Patient Relationship is the REAL business of being a PT By Jayme Schrier, Founder of Practice Freedom U Not long ago, I got together with some friends, all PT practice owners. Over a meal, our conversation turned to work, and we wound up in a really interesting debate over this question: As PT practice…
Pilates for Rehabilitation: A Holistic Approach to Physical Therapy Written by, Dr. Karena Wu, Physical Therapist – ActiveCare Physical Therapy Pilates is a form of exercise that has been used in rehabilitation since the early 20th century. Josef Pilates, a German gymnast, and bodybuilder invented the exercise. Originally titled, ‘Contrology’, he developed Pilates based on…
BetterPT’s Enhanced Analytics We are happy to launch an updated, enhanced analytics analysis tool so you can understand more about your customer’s experience.This tool was designed with you – the users – in mind, and is a powerful asset when it comes to successfully managing your business and making the right decisions for future patient…
5 Bad Scheduling Habits That Are Hurting Your Patients And Your Practice Written by Clinicient Your front desk staff has a lot going on. They are your front line in your practice and usually, the first and last face patients see as they come and go in your clinic. But are they developing bad habits that…
Basic Changes to Help Manage My Blood Pressure Written by Reddy Care Physical Therapy Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a health concern that can develop in middle age or older adulthood. High blood pressure can lead to serious health conditions due to the damage it causes to blood vessels throughout the entire body. Without hypertension treatment,…
Everything to Know About Total Shoulder Replacement: Surgery to Therapy and Recovery Approximately 53,000 people across the United States undergo total shoulder replacement surgery every year. This is in addition to other similarly complex surgical procedures meant to improve mobility and quality of life. Maybe it’s been recommended to you by your doctor after experiencing a…
Everything You Need to Know About TMJ Jaw Pain Written by Joint Ventures Physical Therapy Maybe you notice a clicking in your jaw, especially when eating. Or you wake up after a night of sleep and find your jaw and the surrounding area are sore. Perhaps you tend to clench your jaw during stressful situations.…
Are You Blaming the Train When the Tracks are the Problem? Written by Penny Goldberg, Owner of Request Physical Therapy Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS) is a common catch-all diagnosis in outpatient physical therapy. Though this diagnosis is seen most often in adolescent females, it doesn’t discriminate. Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome symptoms can strike patients of all…
5 Great Exercises to Perform During Pregnancy Written by Therapydia Physical Therapy We all know of the many benefits of exercise—improved overall health, energy, mobility, etc.—but how are these benefits affected during pregnancy? Does carrying a child change how the body reacts? Does exercise efficiency help more than those going to work? We’re going to…
What is Tommy John Surgery: How to Know if You Need It The name, Tommy John surgery isn’t exactly a dead-giveaway for what this procedure entails – unless you know who Tommy John is. Tommy John was a pitcher, who was the first person to have this type of surgery back in 1974. After his…
Doctor Patient Relationship is the REAL business of being a PT By Jayme Schrier, Founder of Practice Freedom U Not long ago, I got together with some friends, all PT practice owners. Over a meal, our conversation turned to work,…
Pilates for Rehabilitation: A Holistic Approach to Physical Therapy Written by, Dr. Karena Wu, Physical Therapist – ActiveCare Physical Therapy Pilates is a form of exercise that has been used in rehabilitation since the early 20th century. Josef Pilates, a…
BetterPT's Enhanced Analytics We are happy to launch an updated, enhanced analytics analysis tool so you can understand more about your customer's experience.This tool was designed with you - the users - in mind, and is a powerful asset when…
5 Bad Scheduling Habits That Are Hurting Your Patients And Your Practice Written by Clinicient Your front desk staff has a lot going on. They are your front line in your practice and usually, the first and last face patients see…
Basic Changes to Help Manage My Blood Pressure Written by Reddy Care Physical Therapy Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a health concern that can develop in middle age or older adulthood. High blood pressure can lead to serious health…
Everything to Know About Total Shoulder Replacement: Surgery to Therapy and Recovery Approximately 53,000 people across the United States undergo total shoulder replacement surgery every year. This is in addition to other similarly complex surgical procedures meant to improve mobility and…
Everything You Need to Know About TMJ Jaw Pain Written by Joint Ventures Physical Therapy Maybe you notice a clicking in your jaw, especially when eating. Or you wake up after a night of sleep and find your jaw and…
Are You Blaming the Train When the Tracks are the Problem? Written by Penny Goldberg, Owner of Request Physical Therapy Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS) is a common catch-all diagnosis in outpatient physical therapy. Though this diagnosis is seen most often…
5 Great Exercises to Perform During Pregnancy Written by Therapydia Physical Therapy We all know of the many benefits of exercise—improved overall health, energy, mobility, etc.—but how are these benefits affected during pregnancy? Does carrying a child change how the…
What is Tommy John Surgery: How to Know if You Need It The name, Tommy John surgery isn’t exactly a dead-giveaway for what this procedure entails – unless you know who Tommy John is. Tommy John was a pitcher, who…