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The Hand Rehabilitation Section of the APTA promotes rehabilitation of the hand and upper extremity.

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THE PRIVATE PRACTICE SECTION (PPS), a component of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), is headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, and was incorporated in Nevada in 1956 as a non-profit 501(c)6. PPS is a national membership association representing over 4,300 physical therapists that own, operate, and/ or work in a private practice setting. The mission of the Private Practice Section is to {champion the success of physical therapistowned businesses}. The vision, {as leaders and innovators in the health care system, PPS members are empowered to achieve management excellence and financial success,} captures the aspirations of the association for itself, its profession, and its members. PPS members benefit from the Section's focus in areas of advocacy, education on practice management, business, marketing and public relations; legislative, regulatory, and payment policy. PPS members stay informed of current and future trends through its annual conference, regional education, monthly webinars, Impact magazine (the Section's monthly publication), weekly informative e-blasts, the Section's ENews newsletters, publications (available through their on-line store), and the Section's website, http://www.ppsapta.org.

UP Rehab Services is the rehabilitation leader in Michigan's Upper Peninsula in Physical Therapy (PT), Occupational (OT), Aquatic and Speech Therapy (SLP)

The Education Section, one of the oldest components of the American Physical Therapy Association, is dedicated to the development of each new generation of physical therapy practitioners, a dynamic cadre of academic educators, and a store of knowledge useful to consumers for enhancing their own musculoskeletal health.

WPTA American Physical Therapy Association

Fundamental Communications Speech and Language Therapists have experience working with children with a variety of disorders/delays. All of our therapists have their Master's in communication disorders/speech and language as well as Certificates of Clinical Competence from the American Speech and Hearing Association. Their experience extends to the evaluation and treatment of children with motor-speech disorders including apraxia,feeding disorders, autistic spectrum disorders, hearing impairment, augmentative communication, auditory processing deficits, and other receptive and expressive language delays/disorders.

Physical Therapy - Bedford, MA - Framingham, MA | We emphasize patient involvement and education to facilitate functional outcomes.