Starting August 1, 2025, NYS Workers’ Compensation Board will require all health care providers to submit CMS-1500 forms electronically through an approved partner. Providers are encouraged to make the switch now for faster payments and fewer billing errors.

A $2.8 billion antitrust settlement involving Blue Cross Blue Shield may impact you. If you provided services to BCBS-insured patients between July 2008 and October 2024, you could be eligible to file a claim.

Stand with APTA New York to challenge unnecessary payment cuts that jeopardize timely, high-quality care. Use this persuasive letter to advocate for licensed physical therapist assistants and help remove barriers to essential treatment for injured workers. Make your impact—speak up today!

On WIVB’s Wake Up! weekend show, Jacob McPherson shared expert advice from a physical therapy perspective on the proper shoveling technique to prevent injuries and keep your body safe this winter.

A comprehensive post-event recap showcasing highlights from the day, including community health assessments and firsthand accounts of how direct access to physical therapy made a difference.

Nazareth University hosted a vibrant community health event offering free health assessments and direct access to physical therapy. Check out all of the media coverage the Access to Health Day received!

Jacob McPherson from APTA New York's Western District was featured on WIVB during National Physical Therapy Month! Watch as he highlights the vital role physical therapists play in promoting health and wellness in our communities.

New York experts are advocating for preventative PT to improve recovery outcomes as the state grapples with a growing physical therapist shortage.

APTA New York advocates for your interests by engaging policymakers, offering educational events, and building a connected community. We work to enhance your practice, support your career growth, and ensure your voice is heard.

Explore how APTA New York is spearheading advocacy for direct access to physical therapy services as a strategic approach to reducing opioid dependency and improving patient care.

New York has elevated its physical therapy assistants to licensed professionals, recognizing their advanced training, enhancing their professional status, and setting higher standards for patient care and public safety across the state.