June 2007

June 2007

Features

Cover Story

	Home Sweet Home Modification
	by Tor Valenza
	How Baby Boomers and active seniors can prepare their homes for aging gracefully—and safely.

	A Fluid Regimen
	by Sara Kittell, MSPT
	Aquatic therapy continues to gain favor as a preferred form of physical rehabilitation.


	The Cost of Doing Business
	by Ginny Paleg, MS, PT
	Choosing equipment in a competitive bidding climate.


	The Challenge of Osteoarthritis
	by Frank Long
	Proactive Baby Boomers can benefit from recent advances in techniques and materials for arthritis management and prevention.


	An Ounce of Prevention
	by Ann H. Carlson
	PTs provide both phyisical and emotional support to sustain functional independence in older adults.


	Treatment Uninterrupted
	by Danielle Cohen
	After more than 3 decades, continuous passive motion remains a valued component of the rehabilitation plan after certain surgeries and injuries.

Departments

	Editor's Message
	A Rite of Passage
	by Rogena Schuyler Silverman


	Industry News
	Information covering the physical medicine arena. Compiled by Frank Long.


	Trends and Issues
	EHRs: Issues Preventing Widespread Adoption
	by Cherilyn G. Murer, JD, CRA


	Inside Track
	An interview with Milton Velinsky of Aquatic Trends Inc


	On the Market
	A look at the latest cutting-edge products in the industry. Compiled by Frank Long

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