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Category_Community, Category_Physical Therapy, Integrated Care, Physical Therapy, PT

When Physical Therapy and Integrated Care Meet

By Mehreen Rizvi | September 25, 2023

Physical Therapist should pursue the best possible integrated care relationships with their healthcare partners. Pursuing Integrated Care Relationships As the healthcare industry transitions to value-based care, there’s no denying the... Read more

Category_Community, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, OT, PT, trigger points

What is Trigger Point Therapy?

By Jami Cooley | May 23, 2023

Trigger points can happen almost anywhere in the body. Any small area of tension within a muscle can be a trigger point. What are trigger points? Trigger points are areas... Read more

Category_Community, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, stroke, stroke awareness month

May is Stroke Awareness Month

By Mehreen Rizvi | April 26, 2023

A time to raise awareness about the causes, symptoms, and treatments of stroke. According to the American Stroke Organization, stroke is a top 5 leading cause of death worldwide and... Read more

Category_Physical Therapy, Concussion, OT, post Concussion, PT

Return to Play Policies for Young Athletes

By Mehreen Rizvi | February 24, 2022

Post-Concussion Legislation, Guidelines, and Best Practices. When 13-year-old football player Zackery Lystedt struck his head in the first half of his junior high school game, he was sidelined through halftime.... Read more

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National Athletic Training Month 2022

By Mehreen Rizvi | February 3, 2022

March is National Athletic Training Month and this year, we’re celebrating the only healthcare profession that works in all three domains of preventative care, on-site emergent care, and the rehabilitation... Read more

Category_Physical Therapy, physical therapy month, PT, pt month

Celebrating Physical Therapy Month: Inspiration and Resources by PTs, for PTs

By Guest Author | December 10, 2021

October is National Physical Therapy Month. In the physical therapy profession, it’s news to no one that a majority of Americans lead a sedentary lifestyle. According to an AHA Journal,... Read more

Category_Nursing, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, Category_Speech Language Pathology

Lack of Sleep Symptoms in Healthcare Workers Leads to Safety Dangers

By Jami Cooley | November 4, 2021

Studies show that healthcare workers commonly suffer from lack of sleep symptoms, and continued sleep deprivation puts both the workers’ and their patients at risk. Are you suffering from lack... Read more

Category_Business Development, Category_Community, Category_Continuing Education, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, Category_Speech Language Pathology

8 Strategies for Managing Stress in the Workplace

By Jami Cooley | July 4, 2021

Feeling overwhelmed, nervous, or hopeless? Have low energy, headaches, stomach problems, muscle tension, or insomnia? If this is you, read on for the top strategies for managing stress in the... Read more

Category_Massage Therapy, Category_Nursing, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, Category_Speech Language Pathology, Lack of Sleep Symptoms, Losing Sleep Because of Work

Losing Sleep Because of Work Can Make You Sick

By Jami Cooley | April 15, 2021

Losing sleep because of work can severely impact your health and well-being. Losing sleep because of work? If either your work schedule or work-related your stress is causing sleep deprivation,... Read more

Category_Nursing, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, Category_Speech Language Pathology, Mental Health Prevention, Stress in Healthcare, Stress in the Workplace

Mental Health Prevention: Decreasing Stress in Healthcare

By Bijal Shah, Clinical Educator | March 25, 2021

Mental health prevention in healthcare professionals starts with three important stress management techniques. Healthcare professionals are society’s healers, and are vital to a thriving community. But sadly, while healthcare professionals... Read more

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National Rehabilitation Awareness Week: Fun Facts about Therapy

By Jami Cooley | September 9, 2020

National Rehabilitation Awareness Week occurs each September to honor therapists and therapy assistants. During the month of September and especially National Rehabilitation Awareness Week, we celebrate the rehabilitation professionals who... Read more

Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, Mirror Therapy for Stroke, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Physiotherapy

Mirror Therapy for Stroke Hemiplegia and Phantom Limb Pain

By Bijal Shah, Clinical Educator | March 8, 2020

Mirror therapy for stroke rehab helps improve hand and arm movement. Mirror therapy for stroke rehab is utilized to trick the brain that the affected arm is moving like the... Read more

Body Neglect in Stroke, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy

Body Neglect in Stroke Patients

By Jami Cooley | February 28, 2020

Body neglect in stroke recovery can be challenging for rehab professionals to address. Below are suggestions to facilitate patient awareness of the affected side. Body neglect in stroke patients is... Read more

Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Sensory Reeducation Exercises

Sensory Reeducation Exercises: Effective or Not?

By Bijal Shah, Clinical Educator | January 13, 2020

Sensory reeducation exercises are a vital aspect of the rehabilitation process following an injury or condition where nerves have been damaged such as stroke or brain injury. Sensory reeducation exercises... Read more

Category_Nursing, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, Category_Speech Language Pathology, PDPM

Are You Prepared for PDPM on October 1st?

By Bijal Shah, Clinical Educator | December 9, 2019

The journey to PDPM (Patient-Driven Payment Model) presents many new changes for healthcare organizations in the skilled nursing world. On October 1st, PDPM will bring about a paradigm shift from... Read more

Caregivers of Dementia Patients, Category_Community, Category_Continuing Education, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, Category_Speech Language Pathology

Caregivers of Dementia Patients

By Bijal Shah, Clinical Educator | November 2, 2019

Research has repeatedly shown that caregivers of dementia patients are at high risk for increased psychological stress, socio-demographic burden, and physical illness. Being a caregiver is hard work. It is... Read more

Art Therapy Benefits, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, Category_Speech Language Pathology

Art Therapy Benefits Beyond Mental Health

By Bijal Shah, Clinical Educator | October 23, 2019

Art therapy has typically been reserved for patients with mental disorders, but recent research shows art therapy benefits patients with neurological disorders as well. Although contemporary art therapy is a... Read more

Category_Continuing Education, Category_Nursing, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, insomnia, medications, Prescriptions

Dangerous Sleeping Pills? FDA Issues Black Box Warning on Ambien & Other Insomnia Meds

By Jami Cooley | October 5, 2019

The FDA just issued a black box warning on prescription insomnia medications, and millions of Americans are currently taking these dangerous sleeping pills. Here’s what healthcare professionals need to know.... Read more

Category_Community, Category_Physical Therapy, Physical Fitness for Seniors

How to Encourage Physical Fitness for Seniors

By Guest Author | September 12, 2019

Incorporate the top 5 strategies outlined here in your clinical practice to encourage physical fitness for seniors. As we age, our bodies need to stay more active to compensate for... Read more

Category_Nursing, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, Category_Speech Language Pathology

Patient Driven Payment Model (PDPM)

By Bijal Shah, Clinical Educator | August 8, 2019

Skilled nursing facilities need to be prepared NOW for Patient Driven Payment Model (PDPM). Center of Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has introduced a new payment model/case-mix model called Patient... Read more

Category_Nursing, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, Category_Speech Language Pathology, Mental Health and the Elderly

Mental Health and the Elderly

By Bijal Shah, Clinical Educator | July 1, 2019

Stress from caregiving, loss of independence, grief, and poor health are some of the reasons why mental health and the elderly is an important topic for healthcare professionals working in... Read more

Category_Continuing Education, Category_Physical Therapy, Speakers

How Does a PT Become Certified in Dry Needling?

By Anne Osborn, PT | June 26, 2019

I recently sat down with one of our speakers, Dr. Chad Hensel, to discuss the benefits of dry needling and how a PT can become certified in this technique. You... Read more

Category_Athletic Training, Category_Community, Category_Nursing, Category_Occupational Therapy, Category_Physical Therapy, Category_Speech Language Pathology, Heat Safety Tips

5 Critical Heat Safety Tips for Patients

By Bijal Shah, Clinical Educator | June 21, 2019

Brush up on your summer safety knowledge with our top heat safety tips so you can educate your patients on how to remain safely active during these long, hot summer... Read more

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