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A new Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan policy that starts April 1 is expected to result in an average 17% reimbursement cut for physical therapy.

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Good therapy ultimately rests on what the therapist thinks they are doing — whether they think of themselves as car mechanics ...

Excelarate Physical Therapy is growing, and with it, a new space to serve the community. The team is excited to announce the grand opening of its brand-new, custom-built clinic at ...