Wow, shocking...

I think it is very detrimental to the well being of patients to allow
non-OT/SLP/PTs to provide therapy services "per incident"; even under
the supervision of a physician.  I am shocked that it is even being
considered.  Therapists are specialists and have very specific skills to
facilitate their patients.  To send a patient to a non-therapist is not
in the best interest of the patient.  I hope everyone on this list-serve
goes on AOTA and sends an email to their states reps.  Thanks for
bringing this issue up; if I had not read it here, I would never have
known about it.

Heather

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