2020 — The Work Begins: APTAMD begins developing Fair Copay legislation. The COVID-19 pandemic delays introduction. 2022 — Building the Evidence: APTAMD introduces bipartisan Fair
Building the Foundation for What Comes Next As physical therapist education, practice, and the health care environment continue to evolve, APTA Maryland is working to
The more Maryland PTs, PTAs, clinicians, educators, and practice owners who participate, the stronger the story we can tell and the stronger our advocacy becomes.
August 1, 2026 (Read the Full Report) CY 2027 Physician Fee Schedule Proposed Rule (CMS): CMS proposes a 1.68% reduction to the conversion factor, explores
The Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA) has released Bulletin 26-20, announcing the provisional designation of DataSpring as Maryland’s uniform provider credentialing application and the designated provider directory information system
MIA requested providers submit a letter with provider specific details surrounding language changes and payment delays for their August 18th meeting by 7/15/2026. APTAMD submitted a letter
This special event was held June 10, 2026 and included 14 state practices legislators and the Maryland Insurance Administration. …Learn more about the event and
Proposed Action 10.38.12 – Dry Needling has been added to the Maryland Register To review the proposed action, please see Volume 53, Issue 11 of the
Maryland Updates Future of Physical Therapy Symposium Future of Physical Therapy Symposium June 10, 2026Odenton, MD. Members are invited to join us from 1- 5
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