The next time you refer a patient to physical therapy, ask yourself the following questions
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Am I aware that not all physical therapists or physical therapy clinics are created equal?
Just like not all physicians are created equal.
Am I referring a patient to a clinic purely based on location alone?
When it comes to car maintenance, most of us don’t choose a mechanic simply because they’re the closest — we’re willing to drive a little farther to ensure our vehicle receives the highest quality care. After all, reliability and performance matter.
So why settle for anything less when it comes to your body and your health?
Conveniently located in the heart of Omaha, Omaha Physical Therapy Institute makes it easy to access exceptional care without going out of your way. Choosing the right physician or physical therapist can make a meaningful difference in your recovery, long-term function, and overall quality of life. Patients often tell us that even if we weren’t nearby, the expertise, individualized attention, and results would be well worth the drive. Your health deserves the same thoughtful decision-making you’d give to the things you rely on every day.
Am I familiar with all of the physical therapists that work in the clinic I have referred my patient to?
Sending a patient to a clinic you know very little about is like prescribing a medication that you are not familiar with.
Will my patient be seeing the same doctor of physical therapy (not physical therapy aide or technician) every single visit?
With the rising cost of healthcare and higher co-pays, every physical therapy visit should deliver clear value. That’s why each session at Omaha Physical Therapy Institute includes ongoing reassessment by a licensed physical therapist, ensuring your plan of care is continually refined to support efficient progress and help minimize the total number of visits needed.
Will my patient receive a better understanding of general health and wellness by attending physical therapy sessions?
Could referring them to physical therapy prompt an interest in trying to maintain a healthier lifestyle overall?
More Questions To Ask Yourself
Would I send a family member to the clinic to which I have referred my patient?
Will my patient be happy with my referral and if not, will it reflect on me and my concern for their health?
Will my patient be educated on exercises that need to be performed independent of their physical therapy sessions that decrease symptoms and the risk for re-injury?
Will my patient have a positive experience, regardless of outcomes?
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