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Buy or Sell - July 9, 2011 4:42:26 PM

bgalindpt

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From: boynton beach, fl
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If the profession of PT was a stock would you be buying, selling, or holding right now based ont he current trends, reimbursement issues, trends in the economy and what it means to luxuries like therapy, etc. I for one, would sell sell sell. What are your thoughts. I think therapy will always exist, and it will always be a good profession, but the scrutiny from CMS is making therapists afraid to deliver services as keeping them money they earn is not a guaranteed task anymore.When you reply to this post say what practice setting and geographic part of the country you are in.

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RE: Buy or Sell - December 23, 2011 4:18:40 AM

Alice Cooper

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I would definitely take it. The reason being the excellent job outlook for physical therapists. This occupation is projected to experience faster growth, than other occupations requiring at least a master's degree. Some physical therapists held two or more jobs, which makes the number of jobs held higher than the actual number of PTs. So its a career with great opportunities altogether.

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RE: Buy or Sell - January 7, 2012 5:07:45 PM

hmgross

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Private practice = sell.

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RE: Buy or Sell - March 25, 2012 11:32:28 AM

jma

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Hmm, with the reimbursements rates going down over time, just like some stocks, I would sell. Outpatient facility, NY