NEXT FEATURE IN THE CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT SERIES!!!
Let’s learn how to manage incontinence! But wait, that’s not a chronic disease, is it? Well, let’s take a look and find out!
Doing the basics better
NEXT FEATURE IN THE CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT SERIES!!!
Let’s learn how to manage incontinence! But wait, that’s not a chronic disease, is it? Well, let’s take a look and find out!
IT’S HERE!!! The NEW BLOG POST!
The next installment in the Chronic Disease Management Series on Diabetic Care is here! Let’s talk about feet!
NEW POST COMING MONDAY!
But I can’t give you Part 1 of Treating Long COVID without giving you Part 2! #covid #physicaltherapy #chronicdisease
After spending the weekend learning about the connections between COVID, Long COVID, and other health conditions, we just have to talk again about COVID and diabetes! Check it out!
BONUS CONTENT!
How can you build primary diabetic care (and other chronic disease care) into your PT practice? Take a read here!
Let’s start with a story… Man on a Train I was exiting a train on the platform at Reagan Airport when suddenly I see a man falling back onto the train as it was pulling away. His eyes were rolled back and he looked limp. My husband and I pulled him off the moving trainContinue reading “Chronic Disease Part 4: Type 2 Diabetes – Part 1”
SO MUCH BONUS CONTENT!
One of my favorite posts on COPD management – Let’s go for a ride down the river…
MORE BONUS CONTENT!
More Heart Failure Management coming your way! Take a listen and hear what the heart has to say…
BONUS CONTENT!
To go along with our Chronic Disease Management Series, here is some bonus content of managing patients with heart failure!
The occurrence of federal legislation that heavily impacts the practice of Physical Therapy typically comes from changes to the Medicare and Medicaid system. These laws don’t normally change how we practice, but moreso change how we document and bill for things. However, several bills recently introduced to Congress could significantly impact how Physical Therapists provideContinue reading “The Donut Hole in Primary Care PT”