300: Closing General Session: The Keys to Success for 2023: What You Need to Know to Thrive in Your Business!

Saturday, November 5, 2022

8:00 AM – 12:00 PM MDT

Location: Colorado Ballroom

Earns .35 CEUs/ 3.5 Contact Hours CEU/CCU's

Co-Speaker(s)

Robert T. Hall, JD MPAff (he/him/his)

Senior Consultant
Sabre Advocacy | APTA Private Practice
Arlington, VA
Rick Gawenda, PT

President
Gawenda Seminars & Consulting, Inc.
Ypsilanti, MI

Handouts
Josh A. Bailey, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, CPed

President and CEO
Rehab Associates of Central Virginia
Forest, Virginia

Handouts
Mike Horsfield, PT, MBA

President/CEO
Rock Valley Physical Therapy
Moline, IL
Janet M. Shelley, DPT

PPS Committee Chair
Therapy Partner Solutions
Port Royal, SC

Handouts
Drew Contreras, PT, DPT

Vice President Clinical Innovation
American Physical Therapy Association

Join President Mike Horsfield, Payment Policy Committee Chair Janet Shelley, Senior Consultant on Payment Bob Hall, and members of the Payment Policy Committee in a lively discussion focused on how to increase your practice’s payment. Experts will discuss what PPS can and can’t do to help, challenge you with three critical questions, and share inspiring success stories. We’ll also review Medicare rules changes effective 2023, and highlight PPS resources to help you succeed in advocating for your patients with state-regulated payers.

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to

Locate and utilize PPS tools to help with new payment models including value-based care and direct to employer payment models
Demonstrate strategies to enhance payment policy and regulatory compliance while maximizing practice revenue
Define which physical therapists are currently mandated to participate in the Medicare quality programs (MIPS, MVP's)
Demonstrate a basic understanding of the neuroscience of chronic pain in MSD pts. and the neuroscience of addiction and opioid overuse in the US
Integrate the Rep Index research tool, Central Sensitization Inventory and PT SUD Critical pathway decision tree in PT practice with billing model opinions