Written by Dominic Lloyd-Randolfi, Published on November 13, 2018
Current procedural terminology (CPT) codes are used to designate services provided by healthcare professionals. As occupational therapists, we receive payment for our services depending on how we bill using these CPT codes. If we don’t properly bill for our services provided, we could be losing out on valuable income. This article aims to be a useful resource for new grads using occupational therapy CPT codes.
Read StoryWritten by Kyla Salisbury, Published on October 16, 2018
Stress is a physical or psychological factor that causes tension in the body. Anxiety is emotions or behaviors produced by perceived threat. Both are all too common symptoms of this fast paced, high expectation society in which we live. Common universal stressors in the United States today include money, family, work, health, traffic . . . the list goes on. Anxiety can be an intermittent feeling of nervousness or worry, or it can be a diagnosable disorder defined by a state of excessive uneasiness and/or apprehension. Historically, stress and anxiety were protective responses to promote survival. Too much stress and anxiety can actually have a negative impact on our health and bodies.
Read StoryWritten by Renee Outland, Published on October 12, 2018
[Trigger warning: if you have an active eating disorder or are in recovery from one, please pause to reflect and determine if you feel able to tolerate a discussion about treatment from a clinician’s point of view, as well as one reference to a specific number of calories.]
Read StoryWritten by Renee Outland, Published on October 10, 2018
[Trigger warning: if you have an active eating disorder or are in recovery from one, please pause to reflect and determine if you feel able to tolerate a discussion about treatment from a clinician’s point of view, as well as one reference to a specific number of calories.]
Read StoryWritten by Renee Outland, Published on October 8, 2018
[Trigger warning: if you have an active eating disorder or are in recovery from one, please pause to reflect and determine if you feel able to tolerate a discussion about treatment from a clinician’s point of view, as well as one reference to a specific number of calories.]
Read StoryWritten by Kaitlyn Jones, Published on September 25, 2018
Engagement in video game play is an ever-growing piece of mainstream society. Given the gaming industry’s status as a multi-billion-dollar entity that has recently surpassed the popularity of the film industry by sheer numbers alone, it is inevitable that gaming and engagement in video games have and will continue to be considered a meaningful occupation to many of our patients.
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