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1 Todd C. Battalion, MD, MS Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists, PC Patient name: Date: PHYSICAL THERAPY PRESCRIPTION AND PROTOCOL: ROTATOR CUFF TEAR LARGE Additional: Biceps tenodesis: Yes No Subscapularis

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How to fill out a physical therapy prescription:

1. Contact the patient's healthcare provider or physician to obtain a physical therapy prescription. This can usually be done through a phone call or by visiting their office.
2. Ensure that all necessary information is included on the prescription. This typically includes the patient's name, date of birth, contact information, and diagnosis or reason for the physical therapy referral.
3. Identify the type and duration of physical therapy required. This may involve specifying the frequency and duration of sessions, as well as any specific treatment modalities or exercises that should be included.
4. If the prescription allows for it, provide any additional notes or instructions that may be helpful to the physical therapist. This could include any limitations or precautions that the patient may have, as well as any specific goals or outcomes that should be addressed during the therapy sessions.
5. Make a photocopy or digital copy of the prescription for your records, and send the original to the physical therapy clinic or provider that will be treating the patient.

Who needs a physical therapy prescription:

1. Individuals who have suffered from an injury or illness that has affected their mobility, strength, or function may require a physical therapy prescription. This could include those recovering from surgery, accidents, or chronic health conditions.
2. Athletes or individuals involved in sports or physical activities may need a physical therapy prescription to help them recover from injuries, improve performance, or prevent future injuries.
3. People with certain medical conditions, such as back pain, arthritis, or neurological disorders, may benefit from physical therapy to manage their symptoms and improve their overall quality of life.
4. Individuals with chronic pain or musculoskeletal issues may be referred to physical therapy to help manage their pain and improve their functional abilities.
5. Some insurance companies or healthcare plans may require a physical therapy prescription in order to cover the costs of treatment. It is important to check with the specific insurance provider to determine their requirements.

Overall, a physical therapy prescription is necessary for individuals who require specialized rehabilitation, injury prevention, or pain management services provided by a licensed physical therapist. It helps ensure that the appropriate treatment is administered and that insurance coverage is properly coordinated.

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