The research is in. Going directly to a PT or being referred to PT soon after the onset of low back pain substantially reduces the cost of care and the need for diagnostic tests and expensive procedures. The Impact of Physical Therapist Services on Low Back Pain, a Milliman study commissioned by the Private Practice […]
Want to reduce the cost of low back pain? Go directly to a PT! Read More »
The handouts for the NEPPN Member’s Only course on Managing Workplace Musculoskeletal Disorders by Lauren Hebert, DPT are available here.
Work Comp Course Handouts Posted Read More »
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If you received this letter from Coventry within the last week, please let me know ASAP! Action may be required if you don’t want your workers’ compensation claims to be discounted. The letter makes it sound like the State of Maine is requiring this amendment, but that is not really true. Coventry must amend have this
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Electric High-Low Mat Table (Blue) , in working order. For sale – make offer. Ken Simons at OPTA. ken@optamaine.com or phone 207-883-6789.
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It took over a year to get it in writing, but the Maine Board of Physical Therapy Examiners finally published their Advisory Ruling that PTs can perform Dry Needling, distinguishing it from acupuncture. The Board will not be promulgating a rule that mandates certain training because PTs “are responsible for obtaining and maintaining the necessary
Advisory Ruling on Dry Needling published 6/17/2016 Read More »
NEPPN Member Mary Brunet from Back in Motion Physical Therapy talks about how physical therapy can help with the opiod addiction problem on the morning news.
Can PT reduce the need for opiods? Read More »
Use this POLICY / PROCEDURE for obtaining Authorization and Consent to Disclose Protected Health Information for Marketing and Promotional Purposes when taking/using pictures, videos or testimonials from your patients on your website, Facebook or other social media pages or in any advertising/promotional campaigns.
Aetna and its subsidiary/affiliate, Coventry, sent out an amendment to their provider agreement around April 1, 2016. This is an effort to circumvent new rules under Maine’s Workers Compensation laws that protects providers from having their claims discounted by silent PPO contracts that the provider never intended to apply to workers’ compensation claims. See this
Client Alert – Aetna/Coventry Amendment_April 2016 Read More »
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