​Join Kay Mayordomo, PT, DPT in this new MMOA podcast where she dives into part two of a home health case study of a 98 year old patient who wants to regain his independence at home.

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Are your patients telling you they just don't have any appetite? They have no desire to eat? Join Trisa Hutchinson as she dives into appetite, aging, and activity - sharing some outside the box ideas to support your patient's appetite.

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It's sometimes hard to know how to differentiate between a great PT/OT vs a personal trainer as from the outside the overall goal can look similar. Get people stronger and more functional. To help with this topic, Dr. Shelby Blankenship PT, DPT, will go through some similarities and some differences to help you navigate the two.

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Join @JMusgravePT as he discusses a recent systematic review on how to get the best results from adding cognitive complexity to your client programming!

Guan, Li & Bu (2026). Four-Limb Coordinated Training and Neuroplasticity in Older Adults with Cognitive Frailty. Clinical Interventions in Aging. DOI: 10.2147/CIA.S594798

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In today's episode, Annoushka discusses how in the world of geriatric rehabilitation, tactile cueing has long been a staple for therapists aiming to ensure the safety of their patients. But have you ever stopped to consider: who is truly learning during these interactions? When we place our hands on patients to guide them, we often believe we are helping. However, in this episode, we will explore why stepping back and using hands-off cues can be one of the most effective strategies for promoting independence and motor learning in older adults while also addressing the instances where it may be necessary to be hands on.

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Is osteoarthritis just "wear and tear" on the joint? Not so much! will be discussing three recent publications that challenge the "wear and tear" narrative around osteoarthritis and what it means for you in the clinic. You'll walk away with a clear gameplan of how to prioritize different treatment methods and get the most bang for your buck.

Referenced Links:

• Original Recording: https://app.ptonice.com/c/ptonice-daily-show/rethinking-oa

• Strengthening & Joint Forces - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41693614/

• Frailty & Knee OA - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41894355/

• OA & Systemic Inflammation - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41619154/

• Arthritis Workshop Resource - https://institute-of-clinical-excellence.ck.page/fe7f739c26

GLP-1 meds for just $50/month? Here's what providers need to know about the Medicare Part D Bridge Program—and why strength training matters more than ever. #GLP1 #Medicare #HealthcareProviders #WeightLossMedication #StrengthTraining #PatientCare

In this episode, Dr. Macy Bolt unpacks a shoulder case study and shares her favorite 3 clinical pearls in working with a patient with the perception that their joint was "blown out" beyond repair. Spoiler: it wasn't!

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In this episode, Christina Prevett discusses the pitfalls of standardized post-operative protocols, emphasizing the importance of individualized care and clinical judgment in rehabilitation. She highlights how rigid protocols can hinder patient recovery and professional autonomy.

Key Topics:

• The limitations of surgeon-prescribed protocols
• The importance of clinical judgment in rehab
• Research evidence on post-op rehab effectiveness
• The impact of protocols on therapist autonomy
• Patient variability and personalized care
• The influence of healthcare policies on rehab practices
• The role of research in shaping rehab guidelines
• Strategies for advocating for autonomous practice

00:00Introduction to Post-Operative Protocols 02:53The Limitations of Standardized Protocols 06:10The Need for Individualized Care 08:54Research and Its Impact on Rehabilitation 11:49Advocating for the Role of Physical Therapists/ Occupational Therapists

Navigating the conversation about alcohol as people age can be tricky but often is necessary to have! Join as she talks about the impact alcohol has on older adults and considerations you should ponder before diving into this topic with your patients!

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