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The Feb. 21 hack of the data interchange company caused disruptions for providers and patients. Here's an information roundup provided by APTA. *This article will be updated as new information becomes available, so check back for updates.…
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APTA offers an updated fee schedule calculator based on a 1.68% increase to the conversion factor implemented March 9. Members can choose between two versions of the tool, depending on when services were provided.
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PT Business Bootcamp offers new members the opportunity to get acquainted with the section's many offerings and form connections with fellow members.
Networking has long been recognized by members as a key component of membership in the…
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The federal government continues to react to the United Health Group cybersecurity incident. A subsidiary of the group, Change Healthcare, which deals with as many as half of the payment transactions in the US health care system, has not…
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The relief program could provide up to 30 days' payment — which would be recouped later — to improve short-term cash flow.
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From APTA: The bipartisan House bill would explicitly refer to PT falls-related services in Medicare's "welcome" visit and annual wellness checks.
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After months of adopting temporary measures, Congress has approved a federal spending deal that provides partial relief to the 3.4% cut to the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. The $460 billion package approved by both the Senate and House…
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From APTA News: The Feb. 21 hack has created ongoing patient access problems, shut down claims processes, and prevented payment.
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Volunteer with APTA Private Practice!
Share your interests, talents, and skills by volunteering to serve on an APTA Private Practice Committee. We are currently seeking applicants for the positions listed below. Click the link on each…
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Describing health care providers as "at a breaking point," 32 senators urge short- and long-term fixes as the next spending deadline looms.
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