Re: Adding SLP/OT to PT practice

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We have two multispecialty clinics, servicing PT.OT and PT.OT.SLP.Psych.

If you questions are billing based, give me a call, I have a ton of info to

provide.

Jackie Zube, CMRS

The Billing Office, inc.

In a message dated 1/4/2012 6:27:44 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,

rdean61@... writes:

Ken, how do you see OT being utilized in your practice?

Thanks,

Ron Carson, MHS, OT

Ken Easters <_ken_easters@..._

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>Good morning all!

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>I operate 3 separate outpatient PT practices and am looking at the

>possibility of adding OT and SLP on a PRN basis at each location. If

>anyone has experience with this process, I would love to pick your

>brain. Thank you in advance for all of your great information and

>guidance!

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>Sincerely,

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>Ken Easters, PT, DPT

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>Advanced Physical Therapy Associates

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>3100 NC HWY 55, Suite 101

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>Cary, NC 27519

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