August/September 2001

Feature Articles

Private Practice Southern Style
Appalachian Therapy Center keeps growing without spreading itself too thin and with offering therapists a piece of the pie

The “Uncooperative” Patient
How to ethically handle patients who do not fit the compliant, motivated patient model

Scar Management Strategies in Wound Care
Excessive scar tissue can be minimized when treating wounds through a variety of approaches, from pharmacology to massage

Industrial Expansion
How to beneficially and effectively integrate work-site injury management into your rehab facility

Rehab Economics

Seven Steps to Success
How to get your practice ready to sell

Trends and Issues
The Long and Changing Road

Industry Watch

Departments

Editor's Message
Breaking Barrier

News

Industry Update

Legislative Watch
An Administrative Overhaul

Entrepreneurial Spirit
Rethinking Your Marketing Savvy

On the Market

Long-Term Rehab

Long-Term Rehab News

Preventing Pressure Ulcers
Consider causative factors and a preventative regimen when addressing the probability of pressure ulcers in patients with spinal cord injury

Motorized Mobility
Style, safety, performance, and portability must be considered when deciding between scooters and power wheelchairs

Kids on the Go
ChildrenFirst Home Healthcare discusses the ins and outs of choosing the best mobility aid for pediatric clients

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