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DAY IN THE LIFE: Home Health Physical Therapist

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Are there productivity standards in HH? Expected units per visit set by the company?
Comment from : @devind6020

Lovely video More needed
Comment from : @deboraholamiko1614

Is there no cancelation policy typically? Or is that just with that company
Comment from : @MRInNate

Hey! Very informative video Is it possible to do a 4 day work week?
Comment from : @yousufaslam5202

I'm a plumber Mean people and gross homes don't bother me, I don't see why people hate home health so much Home health saved my grandmother's life God bless those who do it, it's what I want to do, not because of the pay, but because of the need, and because I'm not bothered by these negatives
Comment from : @dugood70

Sup Tim, are you an independent contractor with home health or do you work under W2? I was wondering what the pros and cons were to each Cool video!
Comment from : @corneliusfrank

I love your channels dedication to Home Health When I graduate I'm going to become a full-time home health therapist I would find it extremely helpful if you upload a video on how you avoid low utilization payment period (LUPA)
Comment from : @SOLOHeyman

I'm a PTA with 7 years of home health experience and this is great! It's always interesting I hate the cancellations though!
Comment from : @deidresmith23

What will be the POS home health physical therapist for billing purposes
Comment from : @shahabhussain7775

Hahaha, words like "challenged" and "adaptable" are too kind
Comment from : @DrShane0019

Is this safe for women going to homes alone?
Comment from : @raghavgera9147

What kind of treatment do you find yourself doing with them? Do you have to do max assist transfers? Like can they all mobilize on their own?
Comment from : @abad-enoughdude_3919

Hey brother was wondering if i could reach out and ask a few questions
Comment from : @nemakameli9237

thank you, for everything!!
Comment from : @acidicjizz

do you bring your jacket into patient's homes?
Comment from : @davidj5998

Oh what a dream if you want to go home early you are able
Comment from : @lvc4565

Im a undergrad freshman at UCA and your videos have been helpful, keep informing people about becoming a PT
Comment from : @earlhaymon4139

Just awesome content, you have such a positive energy Tim, you're patients must be loving time spent with you, Keep up the great work , Kudos
Comment from : @rahulshyam4752

What college/university did you go to?
Comment from : @chloeeden1371

“I see people shoveling snowsome rotator cuff injuries potentially” hahaha😂
Comment from : @renaribeiro

I’m a biomedical engineer thinking of studying physical therapy for my graduate Do you think it would be a good idea to work in a clinic or start as a home health therapist?
Comment from : @akhiltummala1553

Hi, new sub here Sorry if this is personal, wondering if you live in Calgary? From the mass amount of snow and the trucks
Comment from : @masterakki4781

Can you comment on if it is difficult to get a home health job as a new grad? I keep hearing this since we are essentially "alone" and "on our own" we aren't getting that mentorship we would in a clinic (is the common argument) Thanks!
Comment from : @Rosalieburke

Awesome video! I had a question about the equipment you utilize for home health Does the company provide all equipment needed or have you found some useful tools that you consider helpful?
Comment from : @Nicoliolii

The coffee part is really cute😍😍😍
Comment from : @florenceponcardas9086

I was truly worried about the patient cancellations ? Does this happen frequently , especially with me being a new grad?? #PTA
Comment from : @dkingtrippy804

What about inpatients? what do hospitals pay for working on the wards for neuro or cardio physio
Comment from : @dantae666

Sir,what camera is this?Great videoThank you very much
Comment from : @centreoflife

Awesome video I transitioned to home heath from working in outpatient setting for 6 years I work in NYC & mainly take the subway- ride a bike- take the bus- walk to my patients’ homes Typically see between 6-8 pts a days Helps tremendously that I cluster patients within 10 block radius
Comment from : @gladysbunquin-non816

The dreaded PDGM is coming How will it affect us in the home health industry, In your opinion Also, down here in Texas, our visits have to be 50 to 60 minutes long As far as documentation goes, we are forced to use well Sky It used to be called Kinnser I literally hate it
Comment from : @freedomfitness8720

Really helpful! I just started home health and still struggling with documentation I bought the home health documentation from PT Progress and is helping Can you pls do some videos on home health documentation? Thank you!
Comment from : @amishadalal25

Hi tim Im gonna be going to college to become a pta and i was wondering how long would it take to see 7 patients a day
Comment from : @calebmichael8678

Nice video, good tips
Comment from : @chewie1355

I love this video so much! I am currently considering home health as my next position and I've been looking for more information on what it is actually like Thank you so much for posting this If you have any good resources on home health, please let me know!
Comment from : @morganmeese7590