Partners in Home Care

Therapist

• Conduct comprehensive evaluations and develop individualized care plans for patients in the home setting.
• Provide skilled, evidence-based physical therapy interventions as prescribed by the physician and outlined in the plan of care.
• Adjust treatment frequency and duration based on patient progress and ongoing assessment.
• Complete and score OASIS assessments accurately, collaborating with the Quality team to ensure compliance.
• Maintain current knowledge of Medicare regulations, payer requirements, and Conditions of Participation.
• Perform therapeutic interventions, including wound care when appropriate.
• Document care and communication accurately using point-of-care systems.
• Coordinate daily schedule with the scheduler and optimize travel routes to support efficient, consistent care.
• Participate in interdisciplinary care conferences and agency quality improvement initiatives.
• Supervise Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs) and CNAs as required.
• Manage patient care throughout the episode, including admissions, re-evaluations, and discharges.
• Maintain active Montana PT licensure and complete required continuing education.
• Uphold ethical and professional standards in all patient interactions and agency activities.
• Participate in agency training sessions and professional development opportunities.

Physical Therapist

• Conduct comprehensive evaluations and develop individualized treatment plans for home-based patients, coordinating with physicians and the care team as needed.
• Provide skilled, evidence-based occupational therapy interventions and adjust plans as patient needs evolve.
• Complete and score OASIS assessments accurately, collaborating with the Quality team to ensure compliance.
• Maintain knowledge of payer guidelines and Medicare Conditions of Participation.
• Participate in interdisciplinary case conferences and Quality Assurance & Performance Improvement (QAPI) initiatives.
• Supervise Occupational Therapy Assistants (OTAs) and provide oversight to CNAs when OT is the sole active discipline.
• Manage patient care throughout the episode, including admissions, 30-day functional assessments, and discharges.
• Document services and communications promptly and accurately using point-of-care tools.
• Coordinate daily schedules efficiently to maintain continuity of care and minimize travel time.
• Maintain current Montana OT licensure and complete all continuing education requirements.
• Adhere to ethical standards and agency policies while representing PIHC’s mission and values.
• Perform additional duties as assigned by the supervisor.

Physical Therapist

Occupational Therapist