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DCs joining MDs to provide PT - September 10, 2007 2:51:49 AM
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goodlooks58
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There are 2 Urgent Care clinics who have difficulty recruiting PTs to work so they are hriing DCs and calling it PT and Rehabilitation. In CA is this legal? i.e. without a licensed PT on staff and calling it PT? Also is it leagally ok for a MD (physician) hring another physician (DC) to provide PT? I wonder where do these MDs find attorneys to draw up these ventures?!!Yes, I have read on this post about DCs stating that the modalities are not "owned by PTs", however, a DC doing modalities and calling it PT is kind of questionable in my simple mind. I have sent this question out to the fraud investigator in the PT chapter of CA as any concerned citizen should do.
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RE: DCs joining MDs to provide PT - September 11, 2007 9:21:34 PM
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Soleman
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Depends on how the CA practice act for PT's and DC's is written. Contact your state board.
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RE: DCs joining MDs to provide PT - November 3, 2007 12:27:29 PM
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BillW
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Can not treat medicare pt's in any state.
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