"We now have the data to back what we've learned through clinical experience: that virtual physical therapy is at least equivalent to–and in some cases better than–traditional, in-person physical therapy," said DeBole.
Using the Patient-Specific Functional Scale (PSFS) outcome measure for musculoskeletal-associated outcomes and Goodness of Fit (GoF) to measure therapeutic alliance, results demonstrated improvements in patient attrition rates and therapeutic alliance when compared to traditional in-person PT. The study examines traditional, in-person physical therapy (PT) and a virtual PT program that included video visits with frequent asynchronous messaging check-ins, education, and prescription for home exercise programming between visits. In-Person Physical Therapy: Outcomes, Attrition, and Therapeutic Alliance," will be presented by Matt DeBole, DPT, Physical Medicine Program Manager, Crossover Health. "We expect ongoing research to further demonstrate that the hybrid model optimizes care delivery and offers a more rewarding member experience while achieving better outcomes." "Virtual vs. "With a care model built on a foundation of well-being and trusted, proactive care teams, industry leading outcomes materialize when providers are able to deliver care virtually or through hybrid solutions," explained Stephen Ezeji-Okoye, Chief Medical Officer, Crossover Health.
Crossover Health Medical Group leaders will unveil research results pertaining to areas experiencing limited study: comparing virtual care to in-person care and the value of hybrid care for population health management. SAN CLEMENTE, Calif., Ma/PRNewswire/ - Crossover Health, a leader in delivering value-based hybrid care, will share key findings and insights from new industry research during the ATA23 Annual Conference and Expo, held March 4-6 in San Antonio, Texas. Crossover Health Shares New Research at ATA 2023 on Virtual PT and Hybrid Care
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