Category: Clinic Management

Clinic Management

How HHS Layoffs Could Affect Rehab Therapists

How might the HHS layoffs due to the government shutdown affect rehab therapists' daily work and the operations of their practices?

All

Pain Resilience: How Attitude Can Outweigh Pain

A new study shows that pain resilience—not pain intensity—most strongly predicts how physically active people with chronic pain remain.

Clinic Management

AI Can’t Replace Human Connection in Rehab Therapy

Even with AI, healthcare, especially rehab therapy, relies heavily on the human connection between patients and clinicians.

Finance

Free On-Demand Webinar: Maximize Revenue and Decrease Costs In Hospital Rehab Therapy

Maximizing profitability and delivering excellent patient care in hospital rehab therapy are NOT mutually exclusive. In fact, improving your department's operations and adopting best practices will often naturally lead to both increased revenue and improved patient outcomes. Free on-demand webinar.

Compliance

ACHC Expands ACHCU Academy to Include New Focused Tracks

ACHCU announced the inclusion of three new program tracks for its flagship ACHCU Academy event set to take place in January in Orlando, Fla.

Practice Development

Olympic Gold Medalist to Keynote Ascend Rehab Therapy Business Summit

A four-time Olympic Medal winner will serve as the keynote speaker for the Ascend 2024 rehab therapy business summit in Chicago on Sept. 12-14.

Regulatory

Joint Commission to Streamline Standards, Freeze Hospital Accreditation Fees

The Joint Commission announced changes for 2023, including eliminating 14% of its standards and revising others across its accreditation programs, and freezing accreditation fees for domestic hospitals.

Software

Spry Adds Suite of AI-Powered Tools to Rehab Therapy EMR

The new suite of tools is designed to improve the efficiency and accuracy of clinical documentation, patient intake, and billing processes. processes.

Staffing

ECRI Reveals Top Patient Safety Concerns List for 2024

Challenges transitioning new clinicians from academic training to professional practice tops ECRI’s 2024 list of patient safety concerns.