Working with elderly patients in physical therapy can be incredibly rewarding, but it comes with unique challenges. Older adults often recover slowly, face a higher risk of injury, and may struggle to follow home exercise programs (HEPs). Getting to the clinic regularly can be tough due to mobility or transportation

Since 2022, the introduction of new CPT codes for Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) has transformed the physical therapy industry. These codes allow healthcare providers to deliver remote therapeutic services efficiently, and RTM platforms have quickly become an essential tool for modern clinics. While much attention has been given to the

Ask any physical therapist what slows recovery, and you’ll hear the same story: patients stop doing their at-home exercises. The stretches feel repetitive, life gets busy, discomfort creeps in, and the printed handout lands in a drawer. Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) keeps therapists and patients connected between visits, tracks

The Challenge of Staying Committed to Home Exercise Programs Home Exercise Programs (HEPs) are a critical part of physical therapy and rehabilitation. They help patients continue making progress outside of the clinic, building on the improvements made during therapy sessions. However, many patients struggle with staying consistent with their exercises,

Ensuring that patients stick to their Home Exercise Programs (HEPs) is one of the most significant challenges in physical therapy. Despite the best efforts of both therapists and patients, adherence often falls short, slowing recovery and impacting long-term outcomes. However, leveraging the power of Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) can drastically