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The pandemic onset crushed capital equipment purchasing, but as patients return via telehealth and in-person visits buying cautiously moves forward, according to Frank Long, MS, in this feature for the October/November 2020 issue of Physical Therapy Products.
The October/November 2018 issue of Physical Therapy Products looks at inventive approaches used to update technologies for the physical therapy clinic.
Design and operational considerations for PT professionals looking to open a new or remodeled clinic. A feature for the October/November 2018 issue of Physical Therapy Products by Polly Swingle, PT, GCS, CEEAA.
Read MoreThe August/September 2018 issue of Physical Therapy Products showcases treatment platforms.
Read MoreIn every corner of the country, injured athletes want one thing: to return to competition. Therapists who treat this active population share their go-to practices and products to make that happen. A feature for the June/July issue of Physical Therapy Products by Frank Long.
Read MoreThe Miscellaneous Products & Services section of the Physical Therapy Products Product Guide (April/May 2018) spotlights a variety of specialized products physical therapists may find helpful when working with clients and patients whose circumstances require a niche product to meet their needs.
Read MoreIf you could tell your boss to what to buy, what would it be? Answer that question by taking our annual survey! We’ll register you to win a Starbucks Gift Card, and your input will help shape the results in the Feb/March Physical Therapy Products.
Read MoreFeature-rich equipment for the PT practice returns clients with a range of needs back to function with sophistication and safety. A feature for the October/November 2017 issue of Physical Therapy Products by Eric Edelman, PT.
Read MorePhysical Therapy Products’ executive editor Frank Long shares results of nationwide survey, which show that facility-based equipment purchases have gotten their second wind.
Read MoreResearch activities spearheaded by the Foundation for Physical Therapy received a financial boost recently in the form of a $100,000 donation from Tri W-G, a rehab equipment manufacturer headquartered in Valley City, ND.
Read MoreThe Physical Therapy Products team invites all physical therapists to participate in this short survey to help us assess current trends and purchasing goals for 2016 capital expenditures.
Read MoreA new line of treatment tables made from durable aluminum that is designed to resist water damage, offered by The Athletic Edge, may be a possible solution to the dilemma of conducting poolside treatment in an aquatic environment.
Read MoreIn a recent news release, Dynatronics Corporation, Salt Lake City, announced that it has received CE Mark approval for its Solaris therapeutic modality products.
Read MoreA nationwide sample of readers share their purchasing strategies and goals for this year and the next.
Read MorePHS Therapeutics by Pivotal Health Solutions markets the ergonomically designed LAST Leg & Shoulder Therapy Table with Hi-Lo Elevating Base, built to support bilateral training and specific anatomical positioning.
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