Clear decision guides for Outpatient Physical Therapy Networks
Straight comparisons of the tools you're choosing between, honest about where each one falls short. Where we quote a benchmark, we show its source.
16 guides for Outpatient Physical Therapy Networks of 1,000
Keeping Cash-Pay Memberships Separate From Insurance Claims
Insurance claims and cash-pay wellness memberships pay differently. Questions to answer before billing a PT network's membership side on Stripe or Chargebee.
Building a Payee Dedup Worksheet for PT Networks
A worksheet approach for outpatient physical therapy networks to deduplicate PRN therapist pay before filing 1099s with Tax1099 or Track1099.
Pulley vs. Carta for an Outpatient PT Network's Equity
Answers to the equity questions outpatient physical therapy networks ask most, and how Pulley and Carta fit at different stages of consolidation.
Sales Tax on Equipment Sold Alongside PT Sessions
PT sessions are billed to insurance and generally exempt from sales tax. The real question for a PT network is what happens with braces and home equipment.
Cube vs. Mosaic for an Outpatient PT Network's Unit Billing
A decision guide for Cube versus Mosaic when an outpatient physical therapy network needs to forecast off billed units and therapist utilization.
Why Physical Therapy Networks Rarely Qualify for Pipe or Capchase Yet
Outpatient physical therapy revenue is mostly insurance fee-for-service, which doesn't fit Pipe or Capchase. Here's what would actually need to change.
BILL vs Tipalti for Outpatient Physical Therapy Networks
A worked example shows how BILL and Tipalti fit clinic-level supply orders, equipment leases and referral vendor pay at PT networks.
NetSuite vs Sage Intacct for Outpatient PT Networks
Net revenue by clinic and payer, not billed charges, is the standard to hold NetSuite vs Sage Intacct against for outpatient physical therapy networks.
Ramp or Brex for an Outpatient PT Clinic Network
Small, constant clinic purchases and CEU reimbursements are what actually break a spend program in a PT network. Ramp, Brex and Navan compared.
Airbase vs Procurify for Outpatient Physical Therapy Networks
Weighing Airbase against Procurify for outpatient physical therapy networks, where purchasing is low dollar, high frequency, and easy to lose track of.
Payroll for an Outpatient PT Network: Productivity Pay and Licensure
How an outpatient physical therapy network handles productivity pay, multi-state licensure, and per-clinic labor cost, and where Gusto and Rippling diverge.
FloQast vs BlackLine for an Outpatient PT Network's Close
The tradeoffs an outpatient physical therapy network faces choosing between FloQast and BlackLine, focused on claims aging and therapist compensation.
Modern Treasury vs Trovata for Outpatient Physical Therapy Networks
Insurance authorization lag and multi-site PRN payroll make cash timing hard for physical therapy networks. See how Modern Treasury and Trovata compare.
409A Valuation for an Outpatient Physical Therapy Network
Reimbursement cuts and referral concentration both move an outpatient PT network's 409A faster than most operational fixes can offset. Here's how to prepare.
FloQast vs. AuditBoard for Multi-Clinic Physical Therapy Networks
Contracted payer rates, visit-based billing, and claim denials complicate a physical therapy network's close. See how FloQast and AuditBoard fit.
Payoneer vs Wise for PT Networks Buying Overseas Rehab Equipment
A checklist for outpatient physical therapy networks paying overseas rehab equipment manufacturers and continuing education providers through Payoneer or Wise.