Students from the Indiana State University Doctor of Physical Therapy program are conducting an anonymous survey titled, “Health Promotion of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) in Physical Therapy”.
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Welcome summer! It is hard to believe that just a little over three months ago, we held the INAPTA Spring Meeting at Bradford Woods
When Congress adopted a federal spending package that included the elimination of the hard cap on Medicare therapy services, it didn’t just remove a rule—lawmakers also adopted a new system of payment thresholds and triggers, and a differential payment rate for physical therapist assistants (PTAs) and occupational therapy assistants (OTAs), among other things.
Join us for a fun-filled day of golf to support the INAPTA PAC! Teams will consist of 4 players. Lunch will be provided as part of the registration fee. Top players and teams will be awarded prizes.
Here is the perfect opportunity! This year, at the first joint INAPTA/KPTA Conference, posters will be displayed from therapists from both states in research, special interest, case study, or theory reports. This opportunity is open to all PTs and PTAs with eligible presentations.
Save the Date for the Spring Meeting When: March 24, 2018 Where: Bradford Woods, Martinsville, IN Speaker: Jennifer Green-Wilson, PT, MBA, MEd
Welcome to the INAPTA & KPTA 2018 Joint Conference. Our vision for this conference is “relevant continuing education for all members.” With this goal
Welcome to 2018! I know you are all thinking about classes starting back up for the spring semester, but I am still looking for
The 2017 Election results are now available!
The INAPTA Delegation hard at work at the 2017 APTA House of Delegates in Boston, MA
The possibility that PTs and PTAs could one day gain practice privileges in multiple states without having to obtain multiple state licenses is now a reality. Thanks to recent legislation signed in Washington, the Physical Therapy Licensure Compact can begin creating the operational structure to allow for a 2018 rollout in at least 10 states.