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A practical overview for independent physical therapists: what to prepare to accept Medicare, how to think about timelines, and where compliance risk shows up.

Medicare, billing, and the operations of running a PT/OT practice — explained without the fluff, by the team building the AI back office for PT/OT practices.

California lets patients see a PT without a referral, but the 45-day and 12-visit rules still apply. Here is what direct access actually covers and where PTs get caught.

A realistic timeline, the documents you need before you start, and the mistakes that add 60 days to your credentialing calendar.

Apply to join HealthSpark. Run your own physical therapy practice while accepting Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and commercial insurance — we handle credentialing, claims, and compliance.

Tell us about your PT/OT practice and learn how HealthSpark can help with intake, documentation, billing, payments, and administrative work.

Everything after the visit runs itself. Patients book and verify themselves, plans of care get sent and certified, visits are billed the same day, and payments are tracked. Built for physical therapy and occupational therapy practices.

Everything after the visit runs itself. Patients book and verify themselves, plans of care get sent and certified, visits are billed the same day, and payments are tracked. Built for physical therapy and occupational therapy practices.

Everything after the visit runs itself. Patients book and verify themselves, plans of care get sent and certified, visits are billed the same day, and payments are tracked. Built for physical therapy and occupational therapy practices.