Minnesota SF3049 modifies physical therapy practice provisions, including supervision requirements and prohibited conduct.
Minnesota SF3049 modifies physical therapy practice provisions by updating supervision requirements for physical therapists and assistants. It mandates that physical therapists must provide on-site observation of treatment and documentation of its appropriateness at least every six treatment sessions when delegating components of a patient's treatment to a physical therapist assistant. The bill also updates the definition of physical therapy and restricts the use of certain titles and terms related to physical therapy practice.
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