As physical therapists, our primary focus is to help patients heal and recover from injuries and illnesses. However, in order to be successful in our field, it’s also important to have a strong understanding of where improvements, adjustments and additions to...
The autonomic nervous system (ANS) is responsible for regulating a wide range of bodily functions, including heart rate, digestion and respiration. As physical therapists, we play a critical role in helping patients affect their health and wellness by...
For a business celebrating its fifth year of existence, these have certainly been five of the more radical, turbulent years of record. Especially for a business that is built to serve other small businesses.
Thanks to the advancements in physical therapy programs for Long COVID, physical therapists currently have the opportunity to positively affect a large number of struggling individuals in their community who have had COVID-19 and now are experiencing...
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When Pilgrims reached the shore, they may not have been sure what to expect, but they knew that it was all on them to figure it out. To pave a path for those who would follow. They used their environment, tools and team to eke out a better life – and they...
As the dust settles on another powerful APTA conference, I can’t help but reflect on the last five years – specifically the mindset shift that has made these past years the best my business has ever experienced. The Private Practice Section Conference &...
Are you getting enough NEUBIE referrals? Is your network aware of your commitment to patient care? Do they know about the technologies and outcomes your clinic provides? Private Practice owners need a recession-proof business model to ensure patients get the...
When private practice owners bring the NEUBIE into their clinic, the first goal is to get their practitioners trained and comfortable with the NEUBIE as quickly as possible.
When an ankle injury sidelined Nate Smith after playing just 10 games in the NHL, he knew he needed to get back to form as quickly as possible to join the Arizona Coyotes for the 2022-2023 season.
