Based in Blackfoot, Idaho, Advanced Integrated Medical Center offers regenerative medicine, chiropractic care and massage therapy services for patients with damaged tissue, experiencing pain as a result of an illness or those who may suffer from other chronic issues. Beyond those, Advanced Integrated Medical Center can also benefit patients who experience:

In part one of this #rtblogseries, we discussed how to get started with blogging for your therapy practice. Today, we’re walking you through the ins-and-outs of email marketing, so that you can drive engagement with both current and potential patients! Continue reading to learn more. 

You don’t have to be a marketing expert to enhance patient engagement and attract new leads. Appealing to your audience is easier than you think, especially if you are adequately equipped to develop buyer personas and implement a targeting strategy that aims to touch every step of your patient’s journey (registration - verification - visit - payment - outcomes). To help get you started, we have created a #rtblogseries for building your brand more effectively as well as optimizing conversions through blog and email marketing. Continue reading part 1 to learn more!

With our consistent, tedious push towards the new normal, it isn’t a surprise that physical therapists and other healthcare professionals are reporting increased feelings of stress. Not only are practices experiencing an influx of appointments (both in person and via telehealth), but offices are having to adjust to evolving patient standards of care such as the convenience of E-Statements or the flexibility of self check-in kiosks. That’s why we want to discuss the causes of burnout for physical therapists and explore some ways practice owners can not only support their staff but also better empower their entire organization! 

As a family operated business since 1994, Physical Therapy Specialists is a specialized fitness and training studio (SFTS) located in Pismo Beach, CA that prides themselves in providing one-on-one rehabilitative care. SFTS’ staff have over 100 cumulative years of experience and are enthusiastic about improving their patients’ quality of life through individualized gym memberships that combine hands-on treatment with personal aerobic/strength training. 

With the pandemic still looming as we approach the fall season, it is important to remember safety precautions when it comes to both COVID and the Flu as well as how each differs from one another. Keep reading to stay up to date on which symptoms to expect, how to be prepared and what to do if you are diagnosed with COVID. 

Clinical documentation forms the foundation of a patient's medical record, an enduring document that details the care a patient receives. Within each patient's record, healthcare providers document critical information, including changes in the individual's medical condition, fluctuation of outcomes as well as the evolution of the care provided to meet the needs presented by the patient's diagnosis. As such, clinical documentation serves as a reference for a patient's treatment plan and provides data for quality assurance monitoring. 

Seeing a physical therapist after undergoing knee or back surgery isn't unusual, in fact most expect it; however, including physical therapy as an integral part of a breast cancer patient's post-surgery rehabilitation is relatively new. Now, physical therapists are collaborating with other medical professionals to help those suffering from breast cancer achieve their optimal quality of life, whether they've had minor surgery, chemotherapy, radiation treatments or a double mastectomy. 

In order for healthcare practices to understand every aspect of their financial and operational performance, they must collect as well as analyze data to identify what changes would improve clinical efficiencies as well as increase revenue. Fortunately, an intuitive and interactive business intelligence (BI) platform can help you leverage all this information to make informed decisions rather than perform manual data gathering. 

People of all ages with a wide range of health conditions need care from an expert therapist, but finding the right provider can sometimes be confusing. Although therapies may share some naming conventions or have similar end goals, there are four primary therapy specialties that are most frequently employed to help people living with disabilities, injuries and illnesses: physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech/language and applied behavioral analysis.