The Evolution of Compliance in a Physical Therapy Practice

It seems that every time we turn around, there is a new requirement for documentation, education, reporting, or delivery of care. As therapists, we often find ourselves wondering who continues to dream up these excessive and draining restrictions, and why they would add one more thing to a plate that’s already full. As the poet […]

How to build a fun work culture

First and foremost—Thank you for reading; I appreciate the opportunity to help people learn from my mistakes and even my successes. Though, I can’t take all the credit — these blogs typically start with inquisitive questions from our marketing team. I must admit, the most recent question put me on pause.  “What were things you […]

Old Boats: A Lesson in Physical Therapy and Partnership

My friends and I are passionate about fishing. So we all chipped in and bought a classic boat, a 1978 Lund with a console drive and twin 35HP Evinrude outboard motors; it was my wife’s grandpa’s walleye boat. It was a classic, but not one of those nice classics. It needed some TLC, but if […]

Being seen in physical therapy

Attending physical therapy school at the University of Illinois in Chicago during what is now referred to as the late 20th century, was an eye-opening experience for me. As a high school and undergraduate student, academic work came easily to me, except for calculus. I coasted by relying primarily on my gut instincts and intuition. […]