Össur’s Empower Practice and Workflow Management system (Empower by Össur) now complies with CMS' prior-authorization requirements.
Listen to this special podcast and in less than 15 minutes you’ll hear multiple real-world strategies therapy clinics are using to successfully build enthusiasm that gets clinicians to embrace the processes around collecting and utilizing this data—for the benefit of the patient as well as their own quality benchmarks.
Companies that embrace best practices for employing and supporting more persons with disabilities in their workforces have outperformed their peers, according to a recent report.
Ascom has formed a North American strategic alliance with Stryker to help enable remote bed monitoring in hospitals and prevent falls, according to the company.
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Achieving optimal outcomes with adequate nutrition and hydration is part of the big picture of care for physical therapy.
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TripleCare, a national provider of telemedicine-based healthcare services to the post-acute sector, announces it will introduce its services across all 12 Commonwealth Care of Roanoke (CCR) facilities.
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For the second year in a row, Boston-based Spaulding Rehabilitation Network has been named one of the “Best Places to Work for Disability Inclusion.” It received a perfect score of 100 in the 2018 Disability Equality Index (DEI).
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Starting Fall 2018, wheelchair-accessible van provider AMS Vans announces it will expand its inventory offerings to commercial clients from strategic locations in and around the Atlanta and Houston metros.
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Centene Corporation announces it has partnered with the National Council on Independent Living (NCIL) on an initiative to increase the accessibility of provider medical offices and services for people with disabilities.
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The Complex Rehab Technology (CRT) industry is just that, complex. But perhaps it doesn’t need to be. A new white paper explores five principles that aim to point the way toward improvement.
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CP&Y, a full-service engineering and architecture firm based in Dallas, has closed its deal with national Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessibility firm Meeting the Challenge Inc (MTC).
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Guided by literature and open dialogue, therapists tailor pain management according to how a patient presents. A feature for the January/February issue of Rehab Management by Sean Vanin, DPT.
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People with disabilities—including emotional, physical, cognitive, or sensory disabilities—were nearly 44% more likely to be arrested by age 28 than their able-bodied counterparts, at 30%, according to a Cornell University study.
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The 2017 Design Forums for Rehab Professionals, a series of 2-day events hosted recently by Quantum Rehab, attracted clinicians from across the United States, who gathered to share ways to create better clinical outcomes through product and service innovations.
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Looking back, looking forward. A software roundtable featured in the November/December 2017 Rehab Management, compiled by Frank Long, Editorial Director.
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The Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) recently developed a new Orthopaedic Certification program for ambulatory surgery centers (ASC) looking to demonstrate their high quality of care and compliance with rigorous industry requirements.
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Are you ready to demonstrate and measure your compliance program’s effectiveness? This is just one of the significant changes in store for 2018. Find out more about the topics of audits for Medicare as well as the compliance “Fake News” phenomenon, in this exclusive podcast with compliance expert Nancy Beckley, MS, MBA, CHC, president of Nancy Beckley & Associates.
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Natural disasters can devastate healthcare facilities and outpatient clinics almost overnight, destroying property and disrupting revenue cycles. In this podcast, John Wallace, PT, MS, OCS, chief executive officer of BMS Practice Solutions, outlines how to build an effective backup and recovery plan that protects the vital data any clinic needs to stay in business after disaster strikes.
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