With the election past us, budgets being completed and the impending “fresh start” of a new year, it seems like a good time to take stock and figure out “where…

Often times I think we, as clinicians, sell ourselves short. We take for granted the education and training we have as if it were common sense. I hear clinicians say…

The following article, written by CFO Darrell Metcalf, first appeared in Impact Magazine. It is reposted here with permission by the Private Practice Section, APTA. Every day the financial news…

Top-of-mind awareness is a vital marketing term. Its definition is obvious – when people think about therapy, we want them to think about our rehab departments and staff. This happens…

Although we are almost two months past April and Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month, it is always timely to recognize a neurological disorder that affects so many. In my community in…

Money… what an interesting topic… it is important but so is liking what you do and where you work every day. Many clinicians will unknowingly sign on with less-than-ideal companies…

It’s 90 degrees in Omaha today but that didn’t stop some of our home office employees from enjoying a mid-day walk in celebration of National Walk at Lunch Day.

Regardless of what you may think about social media sites like Facebook and LinkedIn, the fact is that they are here to stay. Sure, they’ll evolve over the years and…

Are Assisted Living Residents getting the therapy they should? Some fall through the cracks because they don’t qualify for home health services and others may not have transportation. Our therapists…

This is an older article but I liked it because it comes from the patient’s perspective. Being at the Home Office, we don’t get to see that every day. It’s…