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Becoming a licensed physical therapist in Georgia involves earning a DPT degree, applying with the state board, passing the required exams, and maintaining licensure through continuing education.
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Innovation in healthcare is accelerating, with new technologies and policies shaping the industry. From data accessibility to value-based care and cultural shifts, these trends are driving meaningful change.
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With high demand and competitive salaries, Florida is an excellent place to pursue a career in physical therapy. This guide covers everything you need to know about obtaining and maintaining...
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With Arizona’s growing need for physical therapists, obtaining your PT license can be a rewarding career move. This guide walks you through the essential steps—from earning your DPT and passing...
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Workers’ compensation payers need a better way to deliver PT—one that’s cost-effective, convenient, and improves claim outcomes. Luna’s solution helps insurers, TPAs, and managed care networks bring high-quality care directly...
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Becoming a licensed physical therapist in Pennsylvania requires earning a DPT degree, applying through the Pennsylvania Licensing System (PALS), passing the NPTE, and completing continuing education for renewal. With strong...
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The shift toward home-based healthcare is gaining momentum, and rehab-at-home is an exciting opportunity for health systems to expand their reach. Studies show that home-based care improves outcomes while lowering...
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Becoming a licensed PT in Texas involves earning a Doctor of PT degree, applying through the Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners, passing the NPTE, and completing renewal requirements. With...
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Combining in-person PT with digital support, is proving to be the most effective way to enhance recovery. Research shows that patients using a hybrid approach see better outcomes, reduced costs,...
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Becoming a licensed PT in New York involves earning a CAPTE-accredited degree, applying through the NYSED, and passing the NPTE. Once licensed, PTs must renew their registration every 3 years...
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