By Lynn Steffes, PT, DPT
I remember being at a middle-school slumber party when I first learned the game, “Light as a Feather, Stiff as a
Board,” The point of the game is for four or five friends to be able to lift someone each using just two fingers.
By Nancy J. Beckley, MS, MBA
The COVID-19 pandemic and declared public health emergency (PHE) over the past year-and-a-half has prompted the US
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the World Health
Organization (WHO), and countless local and state health authorities to issue a variety of guidance.
How evolving consumer attitudes require shifts in our approach to marketing physical therapy
By Peter Decoteau
The past two decades have seen a steady shift in cultural attitudes about healthcare for individuals and their
families, from that of a passive – or at least deferential – mindset to a more proactive approach.
Affordable home-based physical therapy for everyone
By Alyssa Brandt, MSc
My outpatient private practice company wanted to expand our availability to patients in a way that we had not done
before.
PPS members celebrate with Mark Anderson, PT, the 2019 Robert G. Dicus Award recipient, at the 2019 PPS Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida
By Brian Gallagher, PT
To be honest, I failed to become a PPS member during my first 10 years out of physical therapy school.