
CMS has introduced new updates to streamline approval processes for outpatient clinics, reducing administrative burden and improving efficiency in physical therapy care delivery.

A new APTA report reveals that physicians hold a highly positive view of physical therapy, with strong trust and frequent referrals, while highlighting key barriers such as access and cost.

The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) is continuing its fight against proposed federal student loan restrictions that could limit financial access for future physical therapists and impact the healthcare workforce.

The APTA has released new guidance on AI-enabled ambient scribe technology in physical therapy, outlining its impact on clinical documentation, workflow efficiency and the importance of clinician oversight, ethics and patient privacy.

APTA releases a new Practice Advisory on Primary Care Physical Therapy, outlining the role of physical therapists in evaluation, management, and referral within primary care settings.

The APTA has officially adopted a new Code of Ethics for the physical therapy profession, set to take effect in 2026, strengthening professional standards, accountability, and patient care across the field.

Artificial intelligence and remote patient monitoring are converging to transform healthcare delivery, enabling real-time insights, better decisions, and personalized care at scale.

Telehealth plays a critical role in improving healthcare access for marginalized patient populations by removing barriers such as distance, cost, and limited provider availability, helping advance health equity through digital care solutions.

AB 2497 modernizes California's Physical Therapy Practice Act by recognizing physical therapists as movement experts and reducing administrative barriers. Discover how HEMSCap's AI-powered RTM solutions and PivotalPT are transforming care delivery through smarter, more efficient and patient-centered physical therapy.

Proactive, AI-powered patient monitoring helps healthcare providers detect risks early, improve outcomes, and enhance patient engagement through predictive insights and real-time data.

RTM is transforming physical therapy by enabling remote monitoring, improving patient engagement and delivering data-driven care. Discover how HEMSCap enhances outcomes with AI-powered solutions.

Telehealth is transforming care for children with feeding disorders, allowing therapy at home, increasing access to specialists, and improving treatment outcomes. Discover how HEMSCap supports remote pediatric therapy.

Hybrid care is transforming healthcare delivery by combining in-person and virtual visits. Learn how clinics can see 6–8 more patients per day while improving efficiency and patient access.

Explore how Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) supports the transition from hospital discharge to hospital-at-home care, enabling safer recovery, continuous monitoring, and improved patient outcomes through connected digital health strategies.

Remote Patient Monitoring in New York helps patients manage high blood pressure from home. The program shows improved outcomes through digital health and continuous care.

Telemedicine and digital therapeutics are transforming orthopedic care and physical therapy by improving access, enhancing patient engagement, and enabling remote monitoring for better clinical and financial outcomes.

Academic research shows that Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) significantly reduces hospital readmissions and improves patient outcomes. Explore how digital health and AI are transforming rehabilitation and physical therapy.

AI-powered predictive analytics presented at HIMSS26 demonstrates how real-time patient monitoring can detect early signs of deterioration, enabling faster intervention and improved patient safety.

Tele-rehabilitation at HSS Florida improved recovery outcomes after knee replacement surgery while reducing overall treatment costs, according to new findings.

Many older adults still hesitate to use digital health tools. Discover how HEMSCap’s AI-powered solutions simplify rehabilitation, track progress, and make healthcare technology accessible, safe, and effective for seniors.