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In-Office Ancillary Services Exception (IOASE) Explained for PT Clinics

Adding physical therapy services to a physician practice can improve continuity of care, patient satisfaction, and operational efficiency—but only if it’s done compliantly. One of the most misunderstood areas in physician-owned physical therapy is the In-Office Ancillary Services Exception (IOASE) under Stark Law. When structured correctly, IOASE allows physicians to offer physical therapy within their […]

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When Does It Make Sense for a Physician to Add Physical Therapy Services?

Adding physical therapy services to a physician practice is no longer just a hospital-system strategy. More solo physicians and small specialty groups are exploring in-house physical therapy as a way to improve continuity of care, patient experience, and long-term practice sustainability. But adding physical therapy isn’t always the right move—and timing matters. So when does

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