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  Our Namesake: Clara Barton

  There are times in life when we take a deeper look at our roots to better understand the importance of our personal identity. The founders of our company were inspired by the pioneering, humanitarian work of Clara Barton....

  BHS Team | March 16, 2021

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  How to Battle Burnout

  It is not uncommon for people to be stressed out when they are busy at work. An issue arises, however, when it begins to affect your health both physically and mentally. Luckily, there are ways to identify the difference between common workplace stress and something worse – burnout....

  Chris Keeley | March 09, 2021

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  Succeeding as a Remote Manager

  Recent world events have required practicing social distancing to decrease the spread of the coronavirus. This has resulted in many people being unexpectedly thrust into working remotely, and an increased need for healthcare staffing. Healthcare workers are usually on the front lines, but often heal...

  Maureen Bonatch MSN, RN | March 02, 2021

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  Maintain Healthy Relationships While Commuting

  How do you maintain healthy relationships while you commute hundreds or thousands of miles to work? It can be hard enough when you commute 30 or 60 minutes to work, what happens when you leave for a week at a time?...

  Gail Clifford, MD | February 23, 2021

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  Genius Things to do on Sunday for a Successful Week

  Sunday is a different day of the week for most of us as hospitalists, so, to clarify, I’m referring to the day before you start your string of shifts. To have a successful week, think through your goals for each week on Sunday....

  Gail Clifford, MD | February 16, 2021

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  5 Steps to Get Ready for Your Next Assignment

  Times are tough. The Covid-19 pandemic continues and we’re working harder than ever. It’s even strange to see non-Covid patients, but not enough of a relief. So, time off is, perhaps, more important than ever. Getting to the point where you don’t dread your “Sunday,” whatever physical day of the wee...

  Gail Clifford, MD | February 09, 2021

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  How to Bill Medicare and Medicaid for Physical Therapists

  In January, we took a look at an article on lexology.com detailing how the Department of Health and Human Services and The Department of Justice have started enforcement on Physical Therapy Providers that bill Medicare and Medicaid. In my blog this month, I wanted to explore ways to address the auth...

  Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | February 02, 2021

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  What it Meant to be a Nurse in 2020

  2020 was the year medical workers were brought to the forefront of the public eye, proving not for the first time, the crucial role they play in a world-wide health crisis. As a registered nurse and freelance writer, my job was to provide accurate information on issues such as infection control, how...

  Risa Kerslake, RN | January 26, 2021

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  How Do I Do My Taxes with the New W-4? An Expert Weighs In!

  Recently, the W4 form received an overhaul. The form that you fill out with your employer when you start working, this document determines the rate you will have federal income taxes withheld from your pay - and now, it looks very different from the W4 that we all used for years. ...

  BHS Team | January 19, 2021

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  Physical Therapists: On HHS and DOJ’s Radar

  In this blog I attempt to summarize the recommendations from a recent article found on https://www.lexology.com/. The article highlights enforcement in Physical Therapy. The authors discuss how the Department of Health and Human Services and The Department of Justice have started to focus on “lower-...

  Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | January 05, 2021

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