OPPORTUNITIES AND GUIDANCE
Dollars for Their Thoughts – More Hospitals and Practices are Charging for Doctors’ Email Responses to Patient Queries Reprinted from the NY Times January 24,
The last 35 days have featured many news stories relating to Occupational Therapy that immediately captured my attention, and others in the field. But my
At this juncture, the inflection point COVID caused for our industry is behind us. No more rear-view mirror talk to see whether you are back to 2019
For those familiar with Groucho Marx’ famous line “I don’t want to belong to any club that would accept me as one of its members”,
New York State has announced a new refundable tax relief program for small businesses that target COVID-19-related expenses. The funds will be distributed on a
Thank you Tomeico Faison for selecting me to be interviewed on a topic near and dear to us both. The full interview, published by IOS
During my recent webinar on Coping Strategies to Overcome the Shortage of Therapists Looking for Work – Hiring, Recruitment, Retention and Engagement, one of the
Great article from the NYTimes – very relevant for all therapists who work with seniors. Health experts are concerned that the pandemic, in upending daily
I love this announcement for so many reasons. Being a therapist , we know for some patients there is a barrier to use certain products
OPPORTUNITIES AND GUIDANCE