Wouldn’t it be nice if your practice’s physical therapy billing ran like a well-oiled machine? Just imagine if claims went out quickly, payments came in promptly, and your admin staff were. Able to handle the process with few hiccups. For many, this may seem impossible and a far cry from what you’re dealing with now,…
By Brian Chee, Director of Content, Net Health Recently, I’ve spent a lot of time studying survey results and speaking with specialty experts about how they use tech and how it helps solve challenges such as burnout and reimbursement. It’s important that we, as a technology company serving healthcare clients, understand the challenges our clients…
By Robert Clark, PT, DPT, GCS, Director, Product Management, Rehab Therapy In every therapy clinic, patient room, and rehab gym across the country, the same challenge echoes: “I wish I had more time for my patients.” Therapists enter the field of rehabilitation to make a difference in people’s lives: to restore function, independence, and hope….
Even among clinic owners and other rehab professionals, the role of the Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) is widely misunderstood. Often, it’s assumed that they only help children improve their communication skills, but their work encompasses so much more than that. This gap in understanding isn’t just a minor issue; it’s a barrier to integrated, holistic patient…
Following a stroke, the main goal of the healthcare team is to promote maximum recovery so that patients can return to their lifestyle as much as possible, and they also want to prevent the onset of another stroke. This process can be complex, as the journey is unique for every individual, with different requirements customized…
Every day, physical and rehab therapists use their hands, expertise, and therapeutic tools to help patients regain mobility and function. This holistic approach is the cornerstone of rehabilitative practice and fosters a direct connection with the patient. Consider a patient with persistent low back pain. As a therapist, your hands-on work—manual therapy, guided exercises, and…
The FY 2026 Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) Final Rule brings important updates that will directly impact reimbursement, compliance, and quality performance. For SNF leaders, understanding these changes is critical to protecting margins and preparing your teams for the road ahead. Join us for an executive-focused session where we’ll break down the key elements of the…
By Kimberly Smith, RN, COWN, FACCWS, Net Health Senior Clinical Solutions Executive Wound care has always required precision, patience, and a clear clinical narrative. As more complex wounds are managed in post-acute settings such as skilled nursing facilities, Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals (LTACHs), home health agencies, and outpatient wound centers, clinicians are carrying more of…
One of the most critical tasks healthcare organizations will do is select their technology providers. The right tech providers can enable their organization to enhance data security, streamline workflows, increase operational efficiency, and improve patient care. However, the wrong pick can cause a series of problems, including data breaches, interoperability issues, and even poorer patient…
CLIENT STORY Net Health Value-Based Care Solutions and Elevation Group: Turning Resident Insights into Measurable Impact Client:Elevation Group Setting: Skilled Nursing Size:6 Affiliated Facilities Key Results: ROI Gain from $1.73 to $18.83 Improved CMS rating from 1 to 3 stars Expanded the respiratory program from 12 to 72 residents When a resident at a skilled nursing facility supported by…
Every state and the District of Columbia require that occupational therapists be licensed in order to practice. General licensing requirements include graduating from an accredited program of study, completing supervised field work, and passing the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) exam. For an occupational therapy license to remain active and valid, like…
Upper back pain, which can include thoracic spine pain, often takes a backseat to more prevalent cervical and lumbar complaints in physical therapy settings. However, it represents a significant, though less common, challenge for physical therapists (PTs) and patients alike. Consider one study of more than 9,000 participants where 8% of respondents indicated that upper…
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