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This course will teach participants what interventions are included within each CPT code, the difference between Medicare’s “8-minute rule” and the American Medical Association (AMA) “substantial portion” methodology. Billing scenarios will be utilized to ensure PTs and PTAs bill correctly for their services to all insurers.

The Indiana Department of Insurance (IDOI) Consumer Complaint Portal is the official online system where Indiana residents file complaints against insurance companies, agents, or brokers for issues like claim denials or unfair practices, allowing the IDOI to investigate, mediate, and take action, with the portal providing a streamlined way to submit details and track the resolution process.

Thanks to the collaborative efforts of lawmakers, bill authors, and multiple healthcare stakeholders including APTA Indiana—SB 480 is now law! This legislation brings long-overdue reform to prior authorization processes and improves timely access to care.

The recorded webinar is available to view. You will find the link and password to access the webinar in the right column of the Practice and Payment page.

We talk with Valorie Strunk, PT, DPT, APTA Indiana State Legislative Chair and Andrea Lausch, PT, DPT, APTA Indiana Practice and Payment Specialist about Indiana Physical Therapy Legislation, how it works, what we've accomplished this year, and how you can help!

Get the 2026-2027 Indiana Jurisprudence and Ethics Bundle; including Medical Ethics in Physical Therapy and Indiana Jurisprudence Essentials!

If I have been performing dry needling for the past several years, but have not completed 50 Contact Hours of dry needling, may I continue to provide dry needling services after June 30, 2024?

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