Traveling PT Companies

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Hi All

Would anyone be willing to recommend any traveling PT companies/services

that they have had experiences with?

Thank you

" People who want to move mountains must start by carrying away small

stones "

Kevyn Soupiset, PT

Rehab Manager

St. ph Memorial Hospital

923 Caroll Ave.

Larned, KS 67550

Ph: Fax:

kevynsoupiset@...

Re: software for out-patient practice

I did allot of research with Web-based and Server based systems. I did

not

find any advantage to the Web-based system. All I heard was that with

Web

Based you can access the software from any where. Well so what, you can

access the Software from any where with the right hardware configuration

any

way. On my Server Based system, I check my appointments from home and

run

reports from any where I have internet.

More importantly you control your data with a Server based system. I did

not

like the fact that at the end of the day my data was stored some where

else.

I back up my software in just a few minuets before I leave at night, and

there for I know that if I come in the next morning and have any issues

I

can just plug in that buck up and I'm up and running regardless if the

internet is down or not.

We use PT Advantage Software, it manages the whole practice and the

support

is great. www.AdvantageSoftware.com

Jim Briggs

<mailto:PTINLA1%40yahoo.com> PTINLA1@...

redgoan < <mailto:rehabdynamix%40bellsouth.net>

rehabdynamix@...>

wrote:

dear group,

i have read the numerous posts about the softwares available for out-pt

clinics.

can you please give me feedback on the following:

is it better to purchase a software package (like turbo pt), or

subscribe to web-based platforms (raintree, clinicient)?

which is more cost-efficient between the two?

i thank you all in advance for the feedback/s.

red goan

rehabdynamix

oakland, tn

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