5 Myths About Health Care
from the March 2008 EBP Ambassador of the Month–Shannon Brownlee author of Overtreated in yesterday’s Washington Post. Great article. Her proposed myths: 1. America has...
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PT for Oreo-help me understand
In today’s news, Oreo is doing great after his 9th PT visit for DJD of Rt. hip. If I understand the article correctly, it looks...
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Radar Screen-OIG FY 2009 Work Plan. Perhaps a benefit to Private Practice
Just back from a great experience with private practice brothers and sisters at the APTA’s Private Practice Section’s annual meeting which was in Orlando. Something about...
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Is This Referral for Profit?
RFP is always a topic that gets people’s blood boiling. This post is not about debating RFP but trying to define it. As I survey...
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The Cure
or at least conceptually on the right track from this month’s Fast Company article by Peter Carbonara showcasing Geisinger Health System’s plan to fix health...
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Four-tenths of One Percent
Is what would be saved to the health care system with a 20% reduction paid to PT industry. This is certainly not a good way...
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Good For Physical Therapy?
A frequent topic on this blog is physical therapy marketing and PR. I thought that a recurring discussion regarding this topic would be appropriate. One...
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Bully Tactics
PT’s are genetically coded with a peace corps gene and are generally “good people”. Lawyers have a DNA unlike no creature before and are generally...
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5 Things I Learned During a Blogging Sabbatical
I’m back after a self-imposed blogging vacation for the last several weeks. Under the famous banter of “the more things change, the more they stay...
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Conjoined Twins Sitting Pretty after PT
This is a fantastic story from the Arizona Republic. Hurrah for the PT’s involved in this case. larry@physicaltherapist.com