APTQI Welcomes Medbridge and SaRA Health as New Vendor Members
Physical therapy coalition’s growing number of vendor member partners underscores the profession’s commitment to federal advocacy
Washington, DC – The Alliance for Physical Therapy Quality and Innovation (APTQI) welcomes Medbridge and SaRA Health as new vendor members. As a leading voice for legislative and regulatory reforms influencing the delivery of outpatient physical and occupational therapy, APTQI is pleased to expand its growing network of providers and vendors across the profession.
“APTQI welcomes Medbridge and SaRA Health to our growing network of physical and occupational therapy advocates who are working hard to advance public policies that enable providers to meet the growing needs of our patients,” said Nikesh Patel, PT, Executive Director of APTQI. “We look forward to partnering with both vendors to advocate for policies that support payment stability, quality patient outcomes, and lasting innovation.”
Medbridge empowers clinicians and rehab organizations to deliver better care at scale. Its integrated platform brings together continuing education and workforce training, hybrid care tools including remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM), and actionable outcomes insights. By connecting professional development, patient care, and performance data, Medbridge helps providers understand what is working, identify opportunities for improvement, and deliver the right care at the right time.
“At Medbridge, our goal is to empower the healthcare workforce with the education, insights, and digital tools they need to succeed and engage patients in their care,” said Donovan Campbell, CEO of Medbridge. “We look forward to working alongside our customers and colleagues across APTQI to expand access to physical and occupational therapy, advance innovative models of care, and demonstrate the essential value rehabilitation professionals deliver to patients and the broader healthcare system.”
SaRA Health offers physical, occupational, and speech therapists a better future with better patient adherence and better Net Revenue through their RTM Platform and Clinically Integrated Networks. Their tools help providers achieve higher patient adherence, streamline patient communications, and simplify their workflow through 35+ integrations with various browser-based Electronic Medical Record Systems.
“As a leading vendor for RTM support and administrative services, our engagement with APTQI and the broader advocacy community is critically important to the future of our profession – doing great work in a silo is not enough anymore,” said Steven Coen, CEO and Co-founder of SaRA Health. “We look forward to supporting APTQI’s advocacy initiatives and collaborating with our provider and vendor colleagues to preserve patient access and advance the future of digital health services in physical therapy.”
Working with Medbridge, SaRA Health, and its 35 other provider and vendor member organizations, APTQI advocates for policies that improve patient care, strengthen high-quality outcomes, and protect access to outpatient physical and occupational therapy services across the country.
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