(LMS-CEU-Pass-2025) limited-time offering: sign up for 180-day access to over 200 courses, or over 30 CEUs.

This module is an introduction to help you understand what matters to payers and where you have some control or negotiating power. Our panel of experts will walk you through the issues and share contracting resources you can use.

(LMS-VA-2) APTA and the Veteranʹs Administration have partnered, and this is one of the topics provided by the Veteranʹs Administration to our Members free of charge. In this course, you'll explore the role of PTs in primary care settings, the benefits and challenges of integrating PT services, and key considerations for those interested in pursuing this path.

(Physician-Fee-Schedule-Final-Rule-2024) This recorded webinar provides learners with an overview of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Calendar Year (CY) 2024 Physician Fee Schedule Final Rule.

(Home-Health-Proposed-Rule-2024) This recorded webinar provides learners an overview of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Calendar Year (CY) 2024 Home Health Proposed Rule. This annual rule establishes critical policies on payment for home health agencies, as well as practice in the home health setting.

(LMS-CDM-Diverse) In this course, learn to enhance clinical decision-making by addressing cultural and non-clinical influences on patient care. Discover strategies to improve patient outcomes and earn 0.2 CEUs; $169 for non-members, free for members.

(LMS-VA-0) APTA and the Veteran's Administration have partnered and offering this course to our members free of charge. This course will offer practical tips for the evaluation of patients with mixed pain mechanism presentations and challenge learners to rethink evaluation strategies and treatment options for chronic pain.

(LMS-VA-1) APTA and the Veteran's Administration have partnered and this is one of the topics provided by the Veteran's Administration to our Members free of charge.

(LMS-Social-Determinants) Social and economic factors are known predictors of disease and injury, as well as access and outcomes associated with medical care. This course consists of two parts. In part one, learners will define the social determinants of health and health care and discuss how they are measured across populations. Special emphasis will be placed on specific examples from physical therapy practice. In part two, learners will view a recorded Q&A discussing specific action items to apply their understanding of social determinants of health to practice.

(LMS-VA-Pharmacology) This comprehensive course is designed to equip physical therapists with essential pharmacologic knowledge to enhance patient management and care. Participants will delve into the principles of pharmacology, understanding how drugs are administered, absorbed, distributed, stored, and metabolized within the human body.