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  • August 1, 2018

    Categories: General

    Climbing a mountain can sound like a huge feat even for those not in physical therapy. However, in honor of National Climb a Mountain Day, here are 3 exercises to share with your patients to build up their strength so they can overcome their personal mountains.   1.  Suitcase Carry – This exercise will work your patient’s upper body and rebuild strength. Whether they want to bring in the groceries by themselves or pick up their child, it’s ideal for regaining independence....

  • July 31, 2018

    Categories: General

    In honor of National Senior Citizen’s Day, NARA wants to help make sure that as adults age, they maintain their physical and mental health. Keeping yourself healthy can not only prolong your life but also make it more enjoyable. With a few quick tips, you can keep yourself fit in both mind and body.   Keeping your mind sharp as you age is no easy task. One of the biggest things you can do to combat those “senior moments” is by continuing to learn. No, this doesn’t...

  • July 6, 2018

    Categories: Compliance

    The ADA, or Americans with Disabilities Act, is a set of federal laws and regulations that require businesses and other public facilities to provide access and accommodation to disabled customers. These laws pertain to the majority of businesses open to the public regardless of their size or the average number of patrons. Not being ADA compliant can lead to lawsuits and even fines ranging from a few thousand dollars to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Are you confident that your business would pass...

  • July 6, 2018

    Categories: Best Practices, General, Patient Engagement

    Attracting new patients is probably at the top of your marketing efforts, and though that means new business and more revenue, it is highly important to make sure the patients you do have keep walking through your doors. The effort to retain your patients can be more cost-effective. They know who you are and what you do, and have already benefited from the work you do. Why not make the most out of their experience and put a focus on making them a long-term patient? Also, when your patients have an...

  • June 26, 2018

    Categories: Best Practices, Home Health, Occupational Therapy

    This month we highlight the importance of caution in the home in honor of National Safety Month. With more and more adults deciding to age in place, there is no better time than now to discuss how occupational therapy can not only assist but improve life at home for aging adults. One of the biggest concerns with aging in place among OT is how vision can impact not only safety but quality of life. Here are a few quick tips from OT professionals on what you can do to make aging in place a great experience:   Clear...