Best Documentation Practices for Rehab Therapists By: Jennifer Heiligman, PT, MPT Documentation is arguably the most important, yet most despised, aspect of rehab therapy. As therapists we are legally required to keep a record of our patient visits, including the subjective and objective information. Those records are then used Read more…
If you are reporting MIPS, Improvement Activities is one of the two categories that therapists have to focus on. Read our guide to learn more and start raising your MIPS score!
Are You Ready For An Audit? By: Cheryl “Chae” Dimapasoc, PT, DPT; OptimisPT Director of Implementation and Compliance Audits are becoming more frequent within the rehab world. I started to pay more attention as to what triggers an audit and how to protect myself against one after reading an article Read more…
8 Tips for Turning Unscheduled Clinic Time, Secondary to the Covid-19 Health Crisis, Into Productive Time. By: Jennifer Heiligman, PT, MPT As the Covid-19 pandemic continues, your practice may be faced with a continued decrease in scheduled patient visits. This can lead to unwanted free time for your therapists and Read more…
MIPS 2020: An Overview By: Cheryl “Chae” Dimapasoc, PT, DPT; OptimisPT Director of Implementation and Compliance Most therapists are not required to report MIPS for the 2020 performance period, but many are choosing to “opt-in” to try and receive a portion of the “up to 9% payment incentive”, where the Read more…
5 Tips for Making the Most of Clinic Free Time Secondary to Reduction in Patient Volume Learn and Review Take time to learn and/or review the Optimis system by watching the pre-recorded training videos available on University. These can be found under Training→ Video Training. There are Administrative videos and Documentation Read more…
Let’s take a look at the benefits of patient engagement technology, some examples of patient engagement tools, and the three crucial pieces of the patient engagement framework.