New York A07832 modifies supervision rules for physical therapist assistants, allowing continuous supervision without physical presence and requiring.

New York A07832 amends the education law to redefine supervision of physical therapist assistants by licensed physical therapists. It allows for continuous supervision without requiring the physical presence of the licensed therapist at the time and place where services are performed. Instead, the licensed therapist must be available for consultation with the assistant or patient within a reasonable time. The bill also maintains the ratio of four assistants to one therapist, ensuring adequate supervision in hospitals.

New York A07832 modifies supervision rules for physical therapist assistants, allowing continuous supervision without physical presence and requiring.

New York A07832 amends the education law to redefine supervision of physical therapist assistants by licensed physical therapists. It allows for continuous supervision without requiring the physical presence of the licensed therapist at the time and place where services are performed. Instead, the licensed therapist must be available for consultation with the assistant or patient within a reasonable time. The bill also maintains the ratio of four assistants to one therapist, ensuring adequate supervision in hospitals.