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5 Key Trends Shaping the Future of Physical Therapy & Rehabilitative Care in 2025

HIT Consultant

Jessica Wulke, PT, Clinical Implementation Manager at Academy Medtech Ventures Physical therapy (PT) and rehabilitation care are areas of healthcare delivery prime for the adoption of technology solutions that can augment the reach of clinicians, fill key gaps across the care continuum, and improve patient outcomes.

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Impact of hospital mergers on quality: a case study

Healthcare ECONOMIST

Before the merger, NYULH consisted of a multispecialty academic acute care hospital (450 beds) and a specialized orthopedic, rheumatic, and neurologic treatment and rehabilitation hospital (190 beds). They list four key initiatives: Integrating administrative and clinical leadership. How were these quality improvement achieved?

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How Augmented Reality Videos in Healthcare Transforms Patient Care: Key Benefits and Innovations

Sequence Health

Integrating AR into educational resources for patients bolsters information retention beyond that achieved through conventional techniques. The integration of augmented reality (AR) technology has been making remarkable progress in bolstering surgical precision and enhancing patient results.

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State Strategies to Support OUD Treatment across the Criminal Legal System

NASHP

These coordinated state efforts, often formalized in governor’s task forces, cross-agency workgroups, and legislative commissions, are predicated on an ideological shift away from solely punitive responses and toward integrating treatment into the criminal legal system. Integrate peers into crisis response teams.

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The Rising Importance Of Social Workers On The Home Health Team

Home Health Care

Some home care teams are now integrating home health social workers (HHCSWs) to provide a comprehensive approach to care that considers these SDoHs. They are integral to the interdisciplinary communication process through advocacy, relationship-building, teamwork and trust.