Happy PT Month! Continuing with our topic of Key Performance Indicators for Therapists in Private Practice, this month we steer the discussion to patient visits. Keeping track of the aggregate number of visits is pretty straightforward and easy to do whether you use an EMR or are still on paper.

Next up on our topic of Key Performance Indicators for Therapists in Private Practice, is the Days to Finalization metric. Below is a sample clip of what our Days to Finalization report looks like.

Our last topic of Key Performance Indicators for Therapists in Private Practice is Rates. Rates in the sense of the rate your practice is getting paid. Namely, write off percentage and unpaid rate.

Simply put it’s the Life Time Value of a Patient. Unlike many healthcare service providers, physical therapy requires patients to come in multiple times per week for a set number of weeks.

How much pain is the patient in? Which muscle tissue is being affected?

Last month we introduced our Key Performance Indicators for Therapists in Private Practice.