Outcomes Measurement System Comparison Chart
Give Them a Reason
By Tannus Quatre, PT, MBA
We need to make sense of our lives.
This applies to all the lofty “I have a purpose” and “my search for meaning” kind of things, but it also applies to the mundane. The daily. The actions we take at each turn of our lives.
And it especially applies when we buy.
Hit the Reset Button
By Tannus Quatre, PT, MBA
I’ve got a quiz for you.
Your cell phone (or computer) just went wonky. You didn’t drop it in a puddle or run it over with your car. It’s just not quite working as it usually does, and it’s really beginning to frustrate you. What’s the first action you take?
If you’ve had any experience with small electronics, you’ll know that it usually doesn’t pay to hire an electrical engineer or computer technician to fix each issue that comes your way. At least not to start with.
Dr. Karen Litzy, PT, DPT
Dr. Karen Litzy, PT, DPT, has an out-of-network concierge practice in New York City. She sees clients in their home or place of work versus in a traditional brick and mortar clinic. She has been in practice full time for about five years. She can be reached at klitzy@me.com.
Weekly Report
Create a healthy business future with weekly vital signs reporting.
By Larry D. Briand, PT, MS, ATC
At the beginning of a patient’s visit, the patient’s height, weight, blood pressure, and pulse are taken, even before getting into the details of “How are you feeling today?” These are known as vital signs. It is paramount information in learning a patient’s overall health status and shows where they are and potentially where they need to be.