Eli's Rehab Report
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Create a Crystal-Clear Job Description for Your Worker's Comp Cases
Published on Mon Apr 19, 2010
Open opportunities for an onsite work evaluation, too.
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Eli's Rehab Report
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Crank Your Team Conference Quality Up a Notch
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Create a Crystal-Clear Job Description for Your Worker's Comp Cases
Open opportunities for an onsite work evaluation, too. You need your facts in line when [...] - Billing:
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Crank Up Your Assistive Technology Usage in the Schools
Effect of assistive technology in a public school setting. Watson AH, Ito M, Smith RO, [...] - Reader Questions:
Keep an Eye on the OT-SLP Crossover Zone
Question: I have a speech-language pathologist who wants to bill for the following CPT codes: [...] - Reader Questions:
Know the Green Lights for Billing an Evaluation
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RACs Get a Booster Shot From the White House
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MedPAC Puts In-Office Ancillary Exception Under the Microscope
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