A physical therapy evaluation template, the 10th-visit progress note, the plan of care, the discharge summary and a letter of medical necessity, plus six shorter snippets for common sentences. Type a shortcut wherever you document, fill in the popup, and the note appears with today's findings. You stay the author.

What's inside the physical therapy evaluation template pack

Templates:

• /pteval: initial eval from history to plan of care. Pick history, exam and presentation from drop-down menus, and the complexity code, total visits and plan end date are calculated
• /ptpn: a physical therapy progress note template for progress notes and re-evals, with the outcome score change calculated and a status menu for each goal
• /ptpoc: a physical therapy plan of care with certification period, frequency and duration, planned interventions and a provider signature block
• /ptdc: a physical therapy discharge summary template with dates, final scores, goal status and a reason menu that adds the matching sentence
• /lomn: a letter of medical necessity physical therapy clinics can send to a payer, with visits added up from frequency and weeks

Shorter snippets:

• /ptg progress toward goals, /pdt progress delayed due to
• /dcgm discharge with goals met, /dcmmi discharge at maximum benefit
• /plof prior level of function, /faxpoc a plan of care fax cover

How it works

• Type a shortcut in WebPT, Prompt, Net Health or any browser EMR, or in installed programs through the desktop app
• Fill in the text boxes and pick from the menus as it inserts. Guidance notes show while you fill in the form, never in the note
• Check calculated codes and dates against your payer's rules before you bill or send

Start here

Free to install. Use /pteval on your next eval. Then save one sentence you type often as your own snippet: /ptg is a good first one, and it saves a few minutes on every progress note.