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Compliance Expert Rick Gawenda Joins Stride as Strategic Advisor on Compliance

Leading Authority on Physical Therapy Documentation Standards Partners with Stride EMR to Help Restore Balance Between Compliance and Patient Care

“I could have partnered with any EMR company. They’ve built compliance into how the note gets created, rather than making therapists think about it separately. That’s why I chose to work with them.“

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Compliance

RTM in 2026: FAQs Answered by the Experts

Part 3 of the RTM Implementation Playbook Series RTM is one of the biggest opportunities in outpatient PT right now, but it’s also one of the most misunderstood. Between understanding the new 2026 RTM CPT codes and the operational lift of actually running a program, it’s no surprise that practice

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Operations

RTM in 2026: 3 Decisions Every Practice Should Make

Part 2 of the RTM Implementation Playbook Series Maybe you’ve never seriously considered RTM because you didn’t know where to start. Maybe you tried it once, and it quietly fell apart because your therapists didn’t have the bandwidth to keep it up. Or maybe you’re running an RTM program right

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Compliance

RTM in 2026: What Physical Therapy Practices Need to Know

Part 1 of the RTM Implementation Playbook Series Your therapists are already texting patients between visits, answering questions about home exercises, and keeping them engaged in their care between appointments. Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) is how you get paid for it—and how you improve outcomes while you’re at it. But

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AI

Does Your EMR ‘Habla Español’? Here’s Why It Should.

Bridge the Language Gap and Boost Patient Satisfaction Effective communication is the foundation of quality care. Yet, more than 25 million people in the U.S. have limited English proficiency (LEP, and Spanish is the most common language spoken among them. When physical therapy clinics don’t offer intake forms in Spanish,

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