Diagnostic Services Provided by Physical Therapists
I receive many questions regarding the ability of a physical therapist to perform diagnostic services on a Medicare beneficiary and reimbursement from the Medicare program for these services. In this article, I will answer the following questions:
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That looks like a very narrow part of the Practice of Therapy
But it is a part of physical therapy and could end up being your profit margin.
Thank you for sharing. CMS recognizes PTs as able to perform EMGs (when trained), but not to order radiographs?
I would be curious to learn the same about whether CMS recognizes trained PTs to perform diagnostic ultrasound.