By: Brady Hill, CEO We’re all feeling the pressure to balance reimbursement challenges while still investing in our teams. It’s not easy. We want to reward effort and productivity, but we also have to protect what makes physical therapy so…
Read full blogFeb 11
By: Brady Hill, CEO
At Cypress Health Partners, we’re committed to building a better model for musculoskeletal (MSK) health. In our vision of Physical Therapy First, physical therapy is the first stop on an MSK patient’s care journey, not the last.
By: Tom Davis, VP of Clinical Operations-Physical Therapy
In our prior blogs, we’ve discussed some of the roadblocks that get in the way of our vision of a PT First approach to musculoskeletal (MSK) care like high patient payment responsibility or administrative hassles.
By: Brady Hill, SVP, Strategy and Corporate Development, and Tom Carroll, CFO
In our first few blog posts, we discussed two primary obstacles for patients being able to see physical therapists at the onset of their MSK condition: cost and administrative hassles (like referrals).
By: Tom Carroll, CFO, and Tom Davis, VP of Clinical Operations-Physical Therapy
In order to understand the benefits of the PT First and Chiropractic First approach to musculoskeletal (MSK) care—where physical therapists and chiropractors are the first stop on the patient’s care journey—it’s important to understand what MSK care looks like today and how we got here.
By: Steven Windwer, DC, PT, Founder and President of Cypress Health Partners
Anyone who’s attended a healthcare conference in the past fifteen years knows what healthcare providers should be collectively aiming for: better patient outcomes, a better patient experience, and lower costs.
Steve Windwer, CEO of Cypress Health Partners and our affiliate Bay State Physical Therapy, was recently featured on Paul Martin’s Crucial Conversations video series. In his interview, Steve explains that Bay State Physical Therapy looks for partnerships with organizations that…
Read full blogFeb 18
In the August 17th issue of Modern Healthcare, I couldn’t help but take a particular interest in the article, “Health Systems Lose $2.5 Billion in Potential Physical Therapy Revenue from So-Called Referral ‘Leakage’”. The findings were based on a new…
Read full blogSep 21
Three months ago, if you had asked me, “What is the application for telehealth in physical therapy?” I would have answered, “Very limited.” Up until then, I believed that for patients with no other options—like those in the remotest parts…
Read full blogJun 08