Constant Attention Your patients receive constant attention from a physical therapist or a Licensed Physical Therapy Assistant at Williams PT. The majority of patients get one-on-one coaching and supervision. Most other practices follow the American Physical Therapy Association recommendation that each therapist sees 14 or more patients per day. Other high volume practices achieve this by starting patients with exercises or modalities and walking away to start another patient. A Williams PT therapist sees an average of 8 to 9 patients per day. The number is lower because Williams PT therapists stay with your patients during their therapy. The Williams PT constant attention approach promotes faster outcomes and safer therapy. Constant attention enables the therapist to better monitor for poor technique or over exertion. With constant attention, the therapist is also better able to adapt the therapy plan to your patient’s increasing abilities. High Continuing Education Standards Williams Physical therapy already has a reputation for knowledgeable staff. They know that maintaining that reputation requires a strong commitment to continuing education. Williams PT employs an aggressive continuing education program to help its staff get the CE that keeps them sharp and current. Williams PT therapists get at least 36 hours of CE per year.

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