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T E N N E S S E E P H Y S I C A L T H E R A P Y A S S O C I AT I O N

Spring 2016VOLUME 47

2015 TPTALEGISLATIVEWORKSHOP

Notes from the

CSM Leadership MeetingTPTA

DAY ON THE HILL2016

2015 Advisory Councilon Worker’s Compensation

Continuing Education and Spring Meeting Information

Dry NeedlingUpdate

2016

NEXTConference &Exposition

B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S / C O M M I T T E E S

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for non-members.Please submit all articles and newsitems relation to physical therapy to:TPTA Office Debbie Lowenthal or Amy Breedlove4205 Hillsboro Road, Suite 317Nashville, TN 37215W: 615/269-5312F: 615/297-5852E-Mail: [email protected]

T P T A L O B B Y I S TEstie Harris

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L I C E N S U R EOffice of Health Licensure & Regulation

Board of Physical Therapy Attn: Mr. Michael Sobowale

Board of PTTennessee Health Related Boards

665 Mainstream Drive2nd floor

Nashville, TN 37243615.532.5132State Web Site:

https://tn.gov/health/article/PT-aboutPeer Assistance Program 1-615-726-4001

Executive Committee

President Scott Newton, PT,DPT,OCS,CWSTerm Exp 201508 South Third StPulaski, TN 38478-3806W: 931-424-5588F: 931-424-5590H: [email protected]

Vice PresidentAlan Meade, PT, ScDPT, MPHTerm Exp 20151305 White StKingsport, TN 37664W: 423-578-1560H: 423-246-4125F: [email protected]

SecretaryJane David, PT, DPT, MSTerm Exp 201697 Rock Pointe DriveJackson, TN 38305W: 731-424-3520 x 214F: 731-425-9551H: [email protected]

TreasurerBaron Johnson PTTerm Exp 2016 1032 Foxdale DrMaryville, TN 37803W: 865-643-8681H: 865-216-0795F: [email protected]

Chief Delegate Trish King PT, PhD, OCS,MTC, HFAAOMPTProfessor and ChairDept. of Physical TherapyBox 70624ETSUJohnson City, TN 37614-1709Phone: (423) 439-8794 [email protected]

District Chairs

ChattanoogaConnie Petty, PT,ATC,CHT7480 Ziegler RdChattanooga, TN 37421C: [email protected]

JacksonFelicia Ingram, DPT940 Custer AveDyersburg, TN 38024-5802W: 731-855-7983H: 731-217-1750F: [email protected]

KnoxvilleHemal Patel, PT, DPT2901 Carbine LaneKnoxville, TN 37918W: 865-643-8681C: [email protected]

NashvilleKaren Coker, PT, DPT, CWS,FACCWS101 Victoria Ln EHendersonvlle, TN 37075P: [email protected]

Tri-CitiesJustin Smith, PT, SCS1975 Elk AveElizabethon, TN 37643-2559W: 423-543-0073H: [email protected]

MemphisDrew TuckerC: 731-609-1179 W: 901-515-5906personal email:[email protected] email:[email protected]

South Central Amy Crouse, PT, OCS1494 Bern DriveSpring Hill, TN 37174-7172W: [email protected]

Upper CumberlandLarry Burks, PT306 N. Hickory AveCookeville, TN 38501-2429W: 931-526-2345H: 931-525-3944F: [email protected]

Committees - Voting

Practice Jody Swearingen, PT1005 Achiever Cr.Spring Hill, TN 37174W: 615-771-0134C: 423-834-5420Jody.Swearingen@resultsphy siotherapy.com

Legislative Joe Black, DPT, SCS, ATCP O Box 6167Maryville, TN 37802W: 865-238-6090H: 865-995-9438F: 865-239-6094C: [email protected]

CommunicationsMatt Smith847 Sanford Day RdKnoxville, TN 37919-7146W: [email protected]

Membership Steven E. Spinks, PT, DPT,COMT, CIDN208 Railroad StreetSweetwater, TN 37874W: [email protected]

ProgramAlan Meade

PTA/SIG ChairKeith Myers, PTA9768 Lakeside RdHarrison, TN 37341W: [email protected]

Other Committees – Non-voting

Immediate Past PresidentJoe Black, DPT, SCS, ATCP O Box 6167Maryville, TN 37802W: 865-238-6090H: 865-995-9438F: 865-239-6094C: [email protected]

State License BoardLiaisonCathy Hinton, PT, PhD108 Stoneway CloseNashville, TN 37209W: 615-460-6718H: 615-356-8419F: [email protected]

Ethics Meagan Stinson123 Western Plaza WayNewport, TN 37821Phone: 423-623-7777Fax: 423-623-0707Cell: [email protected]

NominatingWhit Greer, PT, MHS1924 Alcoa Hwy, Box 52Knoxville, TN 37920(865) [email protected]

Awards Danny Smith, PT, DHSC,OCS, SCS 539 Division StElizabethton, TN 37643W: 423-543-0073F: [email protected]

Multicultural AffairsRon Barredo, PT, DPT, EdD, GCS4413 Birdseye Ct. Hermitage, TN 37076C: 615/[email protected]

New HorizonAnthony Mancini, PT 1619 Grafton CvCollierville, TN 38017P: [email protected]

ReimbursementDavid Harris, PTA9423 Lazy Circles DriveOoltewah, TN 37363-9320W: 423/559-0444F: 423/[email protected]

Research June Hanks, PT, PhD, DPT,CWS, CLT1626 Berkley CircleChattanooga, TN 37405P. [email protected]

Public Relations Hemal Patel, PT, DPT2901 Carbine LaneKnoxville, TN 37918W: 865-643-8681C: [email protected]

HistorianCharles Jones20001 Revolutionary LaneHixson, TN 37343W: 423/634-7744F: 423/[email protected]

LobbyistEstie Harris Megan FrazierSmith, Harris & Carr511 Union St #710Nashville, TN 37219615/255-2643estie@smithharriscar@com

PAC Chair Sarah Suddarth Byrd, PT, DPT1332 Fairview RdLynnville, TN 38472-5056W: 931/424-5588C: 931/[email protected]

TPTA OfficeDebbie LowenthalAmy Breedlove4205 Hillsboro Rd Suite 317Nashville, TN 37215W: 615/269-5312F: 615/[email protected]

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5 Things you need to knowabout Medicare1. Coding Reform. PTevaluation and reevaluationcodes will be made public bythe AMA on August 4th andwill become effective Jan2017. Ten other codes havebeen identified by CMS forreview. These are codes that

have a payment of 10 million or greater. Some of thecodes have not been reviewed in 19 years. In Mostcases “review” has equated to reduced payment

2. Alternate Payment Model (ACOs and bundledpayment systems). The Department of Health andHuman Services announced the goal to have 30% ofMedicare payment tied to value based systems hasbeen achieved nearly one year ahead of schedule. April1st elective hip and knee replacement mandatorypayment bundle is hitting 67 metropolitan areas acrossthe country. See APTA website for details.

3. Post acute care reform. The model will facilitate

and promote the use and reporting of standardizedpatient assessment instruments, quality measures,electronic health records and participation in nationalregistries to provide essential data. There is a push tocombine to one payment system. The first report tocongress is due by June 2016 and the first prototype by2022.

4. 90% of reimbursement is scheduled to be tied tooutcomes by 2018

5. Medicare Part B. The PQRS requirement forphysical therapists in private practice to report 9individual measures (or up to 8 in some cases) viaclaims or registry will have a 2% penalty in 2017 if notmet. Other providers are moving to merit basedpayment system in Jan 2017 and PT may be includedin 2019. This will included penalties up to 7% for poorpractices and bonuses for good practices

Notes from the CSM Leadership Meeting

JOHNSON CITY – An East Tennessee State University student seeking her doctor of physical therapydegree through the College of Clinical and Rehabilitative Health Sciences has been selected to serve on acommittee for a national organization.

Melissa Buehler, a second-year physical therapy student, has been selected to serve on the American PhysicalTherapy Association National Student Assembly’s Committee on Interprofessional Collaboration.

The mission of the committee is to promote collaboration, education and networking between students andprofessionals across various healthcare disciplines and specialties. The committee also aims to advance physicaltherapy students’ understanding of and experience with providing patient-centered care as part of aninterprofessional team.

“I plan to do what I can to knock down some silos in today’s healthcare model by supporting one that canbetter meet the needs of the patient by using a collaborative approach to care,” Buehler said. “I hope that myexperience participating in ETSU’s Interprofessional Education Program will provide me with valuable insightin order to move the committee toward accomplishing its mission.”

Buehler’s appointment is for one year.

ETSU PT Student Selected to Serve onInterprofessional-Focused Committee

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TPTA Day on the Hill 2016The 2016 TPTA Day-On-The-Hill was a rousingsuccess! Despite terrible weather, we had almost200 participants this year. Students from everyphysical therapy school in Tennessee were therewith large contingents from Tennessee StateUniversity and the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga. A large group from East TennesseeState University was scheduled to attend but evenworse weather in the Tri-Cities area kept mosthome, although 5 intrepid souls still made thedrive over. And new program South College alsohad 5 students in attendance!

And we set a new record for DOTH legislativevisits with at least 83 visits being made by those inattendance! Great job to all those that attended.

We were also privileged to hear from Senator BoWatson who is also a physical therapist and

Speaker Pro Tempore of the state Senate. Hiswords of wisdom are always a welcome andimportant part of DOTH.

DOTH is animportant function ofthe TPTA efforts,launching legislativeactivities, developingadvocates andadvocacy initiatives,and buildingrelationships that can support issues important to allphysical therapy professionals.


The licensing board rules are still in the AGs office. The licensing board met today March 10, 2016 and is creatinga work group to evaluate and make recommendations to the board on prior dry needling course material/courses.If you are interested in an appointment to the board or just interested in attending the work session send a requestto the TPTA.

Scott Newton, PT, DPT, OCSPresident TPTA

Dry Needling Update

Tennessee Physical Therapy - Political Action CommitteeContribution Form

Giving LevelsBronze $25-49 Silver $50-99 Gold $100-249 Platinum $250+

Name____________________________ Occupation___________________________

Email_____________________________ Employer____________________________

Address_______________________________________________________________

• I am sending a check in the amount of $_____________.Make personal checks only to TPT-PAC. Send to TPT-PAC Treasurer:

Sarah Suddarth Byrd, PT, DPT • 1332 Fairview Rd • Lynnville, TN 38472-5056

• I would like to make a one-time contribution of $____________ by credit card.($10 minimum)

• I would like to make monthly credit/debit payments. I am pledging a monthly contribution of $__________ for _______ year(s).

____________________________________________________________________________________Name from Credit Card Credit Card Account Number VISA / MC Only Exp. Date

____________________________________________________________________________________Billing Address for Credit Card

____________________________________________________________________________________Signature


I would like to inform the TPTA board andmembership that the Advisory Council on WorkersCompensation met 5 times in 2015. I was present atall of the meetings, while also attending 3 MedicalPayment Committee Meetings, and the Forum on“The Future of Workers Compensation in TN,”which was presented by the TN Bureau of WorkersCompensation. The Bureau of Workers Compensationis a part of the TN Department of Labor.

As some of you know, while others may beunaware, a physical therapist is appointed by thegovernor every 4 years to serve as a Non-VotingPhysical Therapist Representative, on the TennesseeAdvisory Council on Worker’s Compensation. Oneof the roles of the Advisory Council is to hear andreview statistics related to Workers Compensationclaims/costs while also making recommendations/suggestions on pending TN Workers Compensationlegislation.

There are 7 voting members and 9 non-votingmembers on the Advisory Council, representingemployers, attorneys, health care providers, amongothers. My role on the Advisory Council is torepresent the Physical Therapy profession in TN onall issues or possible changes pertaining to WorkersCompensation law. Even though it is a Non-VotingPhysical Therapist Representative position it affordsour PT profession the opportunity to be aware of,and have a voice in any possible proposed changesin TN Workers Compensation Legislation.

Although there was a significant overhaul of the TNWorkers Compensation system in 2013/14 (with

many of those changes being judicial/settlementchanges; and not going into effect until July 1st,2014), in 2015 there was no proposed legislation/changes in workers compensation law or policy thathad any impact on our profession as a whole. Theonly exception to that would be that the TN Bureauof Workers Compensation did choose to switchfrom the ICD-9 to the new ICD-10 diagnosis codes.

Although, not all states chose the switch from usingICD-9, TN chose to do so, and in reality thatprobably makes it easier on us as clinicians since weare primarily using ICD-10 with all of our otherinsurance payers, including it being mandated byMedicare. My understanding from our last meetingis that there may be some pending legislation thatwill be brought before the Advisory Council at ournext meeting in late January 2015, but I don’tanticipate anything that will have impact on the PTprofession….but I will keep you posted.

I consider it an honor and a privilege to serve on thisTN Workers Compensation Advisory Council.Should you ever have any questions or concernsregarding TN Workers Compensation as it relates toour PT profession, feel free to reach out to me byphone at 865-368-7641 or email [email protected].

2015 Advisory Council onWorker’s CompensationJohn Harris, PT, ATC


On November 9-10, the TPTA LegislativeWorkshop was held in downtown Nashville. Ibelieve this is the 4th installment of this reallyeffective advocacy program.

Part of our Strategic Plan, the LegislativeWorkshop has evolved and changed through theyears.

We planned the program for 20 physical therapistsand physical therapist assistants and agreed to payall expenses for all attendees.

When we first met to discuss this year's version ofthe program, TPTA President charged the planningcommittee to make half of those Early Careermembers (usually defined as those that are lessthan 5 years out of school).

When it came down to the final list of attendees,all but 5 were from that most valuabledemographic. The group proved to be energetic,engaged, and fully committed to advocacy efforts.

We started with a social hour in the Sheraton hoteland then met Senator Bo Watson at the restaurant.If you didn't know, Senator Watson is anincredibly effective legislator, a respected leaderin the State Senate, and a practicing physicaltherapist.

Senator Watson not only met the call to join ourLegislative Workshop group and address thegroup, he drove up from his home in Chattanoogajust for that purpose.

Let me say that a little differently. Senator Watson,who had no other reasons for driving to Nashvilleon that Monday evening, gave up valuablepersonal time to join us.

Not only did Senator Watson share valuableinsight into the legislative process, he joined us fordinner!

Although planned as an informal gathering, wemet after dinner back at the hotel and continuedour discussions on issues, advocacy efforts, andpending legislation.

2015 TPTA LegislativeWorkshop


Tuesday morning was a more formal setting as ourlobbyists from Smith Harris & Carr kicked off theday. Estie Harris has been our lead lobbyist formany years and is one of the most respectedlobbyists in Nashville.

Let me interrupt this to add something here.

Whatever you have heard about lobbyists just isn'ttrue at the state level. Maybe in Washington butnot in Nashville, lobbying can be a bad word. InNashville, lobbyists are important components ofthe legislative process, serving as a valuableresource for the legislators. And Estie is the best!

Joining her were Meagan Frazier and LouAlsobrooks. What you might not know is that bothMegan and Lou are also attorneys. In other words,we have incredible leadership and advocacy fromour lobbying firm.

Your TPTA President Scott Newton and VicePresident Alan Meade provided insight into thelegislative process. Both have been integralcomponents to our advocacy efforts for well overa decade.

We ended Tuesday with a most interesting tour ofthe State Capitol provided by the staff of theTennessee State Museum, followed by a photo opin the Senate Chambers.

The post-meeting reviews were overwhelminglypositive and I truly believe we have openedavenues for effective advocacy for many years tocome for those in attendance.

Joe Black, PT, DPT, SCS, ATCTPTA Legislative Chair

ScheduleTHURSDAY, APRIL 7TH

EC Meeting4:00pmEmbassy Suites Hotel 820 Crescent Centre Dr.Franklin, TN 37067

FRIDAY, APRIL 8TH

Registration and Check-in8:00am

Continental Breakfast8:00am-10:30am

Exhibitor/Sponsor9:30am-5:00pm

Delegates Meeting10:00am-12:00pm_____________________________________________

STUDENT ASSEMBLY TRACKFriday & Saturday

Friday 9:00am-12:00pmPTA Student Event

Scott Newton 9:00am-9:15amTPTA, APTA, the Future of the profession, etc.

Alan Meade 9:15am-9:45amScope of Practice, PTA Supervision, Rules,Regulations, Practice Act, Policies, Violations, etc.

David Harris 9:45am-10:30amInterviewing for a Job, How to pick out a GoodEmployer, Career Planning and ProfessionalIssues facing the PTA today

Students visit Vendors 10:30am-11:00am

Jane David and Caroline Rogers 11:00am-11:30amProfessional Issues from the PTA FacultyHow to Maximize Your Degree After You Graduate.

Meet Joe Black 11:30pm-12:00pmPTA Professionalism, PTA Engagement, and PTAAdvocacy.

Students to participate in the PAC Event at 5:30 toend of the Bowling Event, then will go to their ownSocial Hour per Anthony Mancini._____________________________________________

MANUAL THERAPY TRACKFriday & Saturday

The Right Tools to Use in Manual PT, AnInstrument Based ApproachFriday 8:45am-12:00pm Casey Bush, PT, MSc, Cert. DN, Cert. SMT, Dip. 3 Contact Hours

12:00pm-1:00pmLunch

12:00pm-1:00pmDistrict Chair Meeting

1:00pm-3:00pmBoard of Director Meeting

Cervical Spine and ShoulderDifferentiationFriday 1:00pm -5:15pm Dr. Brandon Ellison4 Contact Hours

APRIL 7-9, 2016

Continuing Educationand Spring Meeting

DRY NEEDLING TRACKFriday & Saturday

Dry Needling While Minimizing PotentialAdverse EffectsFriday 2:00pm-5:15pmDr. John Halle & Dr. KeithAnn Halle2 Contact Hours

NEURO ADULT/PEDSFriday & Saturday

Barign Paroxysmal Positional VertigoAssessment and TreatmentFriday 1:00pm-3:00pmMelanie Morton PT, NCS2 Contact Hours

PAIN TRACKFriday & Saturday

Empowering Your PatientsFriday 2:00pm-3:00pmRebecca Lowe, PT, COMT, FAAOMPT

Hypnotherapy and Physical Therapy: The Power of Words in the Treatment of the BodyFriday 3:15pm-5:15pmDr. Karen Pryor3 Contact Hours

GERIATRIC TRACKFriday & Saturday

Older Adults with Coronary Artery DiseaseFriday 3:00pm-5:00pmDr. Ron Barredo2 Contact Hours

ORTHOPEDIC TRACKFriday & Saturday

ACL Tears/Rehab with Implications onTherapyFriday 1:00pm-3:00pmDr. Stark

Robotic Assisted Total Hip ReplacementFriday 3:15pm-5:15pmDr. Colin Looney4 Contact Hours

CLINICAL EDUCATION TOPICS

Manipulation Instruction in Entry Level andClinical EducationFriday 1:00pm-3:00pmDr. Bryant Miller

Are we as clinicians making the CPI moredifficult than it really is?: An Informativeand Q/A session on using the CPIFriday 3:15pm-4:15pmDr. Jacque Bradford & Dr. Marie Hatten4 Contact Hours

The 2:1 Peer Learning Method in PT andPTA Clinical Education: Why Not?Friday 4:30pm-5:30pmDr. Jacque Bradford

SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH

Jurisprudence – The Legal Basis of PhysicalTherapy PracticeSaturday 10:00am-12:00pmCathy Hinton, PhD, PT 2 Contact Hours

Lunch – Awards Presentation withDanny SmithSaturday 12:15pm-12:45pm

Chapter Business MeetingSaturday 12:45pm-1:30pm

Ethics Saturday 1:45pm-3:45pm Baron Johnson, PT

STUDENT ASSEMBLY TRACK, continued

10:00am-11:30am Student Job Fair

12:15pm-1:45pm Lunch Lunch/Awards and Chapter Business Meeting

1:45pm-2:15pmMeet Joe Black

2:15pm-3:00pm Private Practice: Challenges and Rewards

3:00pm-4:00pm Financial Planning

4:00pm-5:00pm Residency Panel

MANUAL THERAPY TRACK, continued

Physical Therapy Examination andIntervention of Thoracic Outlet SyndromeSaturday 8:45am-12:00pm Dr. Derek Charles and Dr. Kevin Lawrence3 Contact Hours

An Integrated Approach to the Hip and 4New Techniques that will Change YourPatient’s LivesSaturday 1:45am-4:00pm Rebecca Lowe PT, COMT, FAAOMPT 2.25 Contact Hours

DRY NEEDLING TRACK, continued

Evidence Informed Dry Needling ReviewSaturday 8:00am-12:00pmBREAK FOR LUNCH1:45pm-5:00pmDr. Christina Myers and Dr. Hannah Norton7.0 Contact Hours

NEURO ADULT/PEDS, continued

The Functional Measures for the Patientwith Neurological Diagnoses of Adults andPediatricsSaturday 7:45am-9:45amKim Carter, PT, NCS & Dr. Bertie Gatlin

Common Gait Deviations of theNeurologically Involved PatientSaturday 10:00am-12:00pmKim Carter, PT, NCS

Developmental Milestones for the ChildDeveloping Typically and AtypicallySaturday 1:45pm-3:45pmDr. Alice Lawrence

Pediatric OrthoticsSaturday 4:00pm-5:30pmDr. Bertie Gatlin & Jim Huddleston, CO-LO7.5 Contact Hours

PAIN TRACK, continued

Understanding of the Pain Neuromatrixand Taking It to the ClinicSaturday 9:00am-10:00amDr. Craig Wassinger

Treating the Whole Patient: Other Factorsin HealingSaturday 10:15am-12:15pmDr. Eric Potter & Rebecca Lowe, PT, COMT,FAAOMPT

Pain Management on the Clinical andCultural Aspects of Pain ManagementSaturday 1:45pm-3:45pmDr. Jeremy Walker5 Contact Hours

GERIATRIC TRACK, continued

Optimizing Discharge Planning to AvoidHospital Re-admissionsSaturday 8:00pm-10:00pmDr. Pat Flemming

Changes to the Systems of the Body withAging and Their Clinical Implications(covers common Co-morbidities)Saturday -10:15am-2:15pmDr. Suzanne Greewalt

Physical Therapy Management of thePatient with COPD (Chronic ObstructivePulmonary Disease) & Physical TherapyManagement of the Patient with CHF(Congestive Heart Failure)Saturday 1:45pm-4:30pmDr. Suzanne Greenwalt6.5 Contact Hours

ORTHOPEDIC TRACK, continued

Orthopedic Management of ShouldersSaturday 7:45am-9:45am Dr. Ian Byram

Anterior Approach Total Hip ArthroplastyUpdate and Rehab RecommendationsSaturday 10:00am-12:00pmDr. Matthew Rose

An Introduction to Foot & Ankle Issues inthe Pediatric Athlete & Cognitive Benefitsof Exercise in Youth Saturday 1:45pm-3:45pmAlex B. Diamond, D.O., M.P.H. 6 Contact Hours

Sponsor:Gold Sponsor

Benchmark Rehab Partners

East Tennessee State University

Exhibitors:PTPN and SME, Inc. USA

Signature HealthCARE

Dynatronics

NAIOMT

LocationEmbassy Suites Cool Springs820 Crescent Centre DriveFranklin, Tennessee, 37067


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