Using Physical Therapy Assistants and Aides in a Cash-Based Practice

#283: The transition from an insurance-based model to a cash-based business can be daunting.

Many of us do it so that we can provide more individualized and hands-on care.

If that's the case, where do PTAs and aides fit into this model? Well, it depends, but there can be a role depending on how you set things up.

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