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APTQI Applauds New Senate Bill to Address 2025 MPFS Cuts

On May 7, Senator Roger Marshall (R-KS) introduced important legislation to address the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) cuts for 2025, which continue to seriously impact physical and occupational therapy practices. If passed, S. 1640 would provide a prorated reversal of the 2.83% MPFS cut that went into effect in January. It would also include…

Support Stronger, Safer Aging This Older Americans Month: Urge Congress to Support the SAFE Act

Across the nation, May is recognized as Older Americans Month – a time to celebrate the impact of aging adults on society, while acknowledging how to help this population remain healthy and independent. Established in 1963 by President John F. Kennedy, the month-long commemoration serves as an important reminder for all of us to build…

Guest Blog: Proud to Support APTQI’s Mission: How OneStep Is Revolutionizing Fall Prevention and Physical Therapy Outcomes

By Patrick Tarnowski, PT, MBA, Chief Commercial Officer, OneStep As a physical therapist and the Chief Commercial Officer of OneStep, I’m proud to be a member of the Alliance for Physical Therapy Quality and Innovation (APTQI). The work APTQI does to advocate for sustainable, high-quality physical therapy aligns directly with our mission at OneStep: to…

APTQI Celebrates National Occupational Therapy Month with Victoria Silversmith M.S. OTR/L

April is National Occupational Therapy (OT) Month, a time to celebrate and honor the profound impact OTs have on the lives of countless patients and providers. This year’s theme is “Occupational Therapy: Inspiring Hope, Changing Lives.” And that’s exactly what OTs like Victoria Silversmith are doing nationwide. APTQI recently had the opportunity to sit down…

Follow APTQI’s New Instagram Account for Advocacy Updates!

APTQI is excited to announce the recent launch of our official Instagram account. At the Alliance for Physical Therapy Quality and Innovation, we are committed to educating our members, key decision-makers, and the greater public on the impactful role physical and occupational therapy plays in healthcare. By joining Instagram, we hope to empower more providers…

Guest Blog: New Era of Self-Pay Calls for New Approaches to Patient Payment

By Pete Heydt Out-of-pocket healthcare costs are climbing, tightening pressure on patients’ pocketbooks, while the proportion of self-pay patients jumped to 46% by the end of 2024, a recent HFMA webinar shared. It’s a finding that feels all too familiar for physical therapy practices—and it’s one that leaders must address to protect revenue and the…

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