Prior authorizations are draining PT practices. Here’s what’s going wrong and how to take control of the process… As a physical therapist, you open your PT practice with the aim of helping patients recover mobility, manage pain, and rebuild lives. That doesn’t mean you should sacrifice your mental peace fighting
The physical therapy landscape in Pennsylvania is growing fast, with more than 16,000 PT practitioners in the state, making the market competitive. While you are already juggling between patient care and staff management, billing comes as an administrative burden. If not done right, an inefficient billing system can disrupt your
Texas is now among the largest PT workforces in the United States, trailing only California. This kind of growth makes it easier for patients to access physical therapy solutions for their specific conditions. However, such a demand also means that the Texas clinics are obliged to process more claims than
If you run a physical therapy practice, have you ever been in a situation where your office manager is struggling with Medicare denials on claims submitted months ago? If yes, you are also among the practitioners dealing with bleeding revenue. A lot of PT clinics in Maryland experience a high
Mississippi has a population of around 2.95 million people, where more than 528,800 of them are aged 65 or older, and nearly 900,000 adults live with arthritis. Thus, the demand for outpatient physical therapy practices is higher in MS. This means you have to be prepared to handle a high
With an average claim denial rate of 8-12%, operating a physical therapy practice in New York is quite challenging. With the core tasks such as patient care, compliance adherence, and staffing, you don’t want the billing process to be the hurdle that drains your revenue. Every denied claim is a
