Next Event: Data-Driven Rehab: The Key Metrics and AI Strategies Every Therapy Leader Needs to Know
Date: June 12,2025
This 2-hour online course will assist physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants and speech-language pathologists in understanding the required elements of documentation for a progress report, daily note, discharge report for all insurance carriers plus the Medicare Part B certification and recertification requirements.
This online course will teach participants what documentation is required in a reevaluation, progress report, and discharge report, when you can bill a reevaluation, the 2025 Medicare Part B certification and recertification requirements, and how one note can serve as a reevaluation, progress report, and a recertification.
A question I am often asked is can a physical therapist assistant (PTA) or an occupational therapy assistant (OTA) write discharge reports on Medicare beneficiaries as well as patients with commercial or other insurance coverage? The answer to this question is
This 2-hour webinar will assist physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants and speech-language pathologists in understanding the required elements of documentation for a progress report, daily note, discharge report for all insurance carriers plus the Medicare Part B certification and recertification requirements.
A question I have been receiving lately is must a physician sign a therapists discharge report for Medicare beneficiaries receiving outpatient therapy services? In addition, must a physician sign a therapists discharge report for patients who have a commercial insurance or are being seen under workers compensation? The answer for Medicare Part B outpatient therapy services is