American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)

03/31/2026

Representation matters. 🤝

Leadership in action: APTA staff took a seat at the table at the 2026 CMS Quality Conference, amplifying the essential role of physical therapist services across populations, settings, and the full continuum of care, including wellness and prevention.

03/30/2026

Shout out to APTA Colorado students, physical therapist assistants, and physical therapists for a successful Advocacy Day in Denver! 👏

Together, APTA’s made powerful cases on key legislative priorities, including protecting Medicaid payment rates, prohibiting MPPR policies, and allowing PTs to conduct youth sports physicals.

03/29/2026

Stay connected to what your association is doing for you. 💡 At the APTA Annual All-Member Meeting, you’ll get clear updates on topics that are top of mind for members.

Learn how we’re advancing payment, evolving practice, and empowering our members. 🦾

Open to both members and nonmembers.

03/28/2026

Congratulations to APTA Maryland on a successful and impactful Day in Annapolis!

PTs, PTAs, and students from across the state came together to meet with Maryland legislators and champion the physical therapy profession. From advocating key legislation that expands access to care for Marylanders to advancing sustainable payment solutions for PTs, your voices are making a powerful impact.

Special thanks to our State Affairs Manager, Taj Franklin for representing APTA in person and supporting the chapter’s efforts throughout this important event.

03/28/2026

Don't leave CEUs on the table! 🚨 If you attended , you can log onto APTA CSM On Demand to claim up to 1.8 CEUs. ✅

Missed us in Anaheim? 💻✨ Register by April 15 to get access to nearly 300 recorded sessions from the conference.

🔗 Earn CEUs, catch the sessions you missed, and maximize your professional development: https://csm.apta.org/programming/on-demand

03/27/2026

APTA brought over 140 PT and PTA students together for our to learn why advocacy matters and how to stay engaged throughout their careers. 🦾

Thank you to GWU Physical Therapy Program, Howard University, Marymount University Physical Therapy, and Shenandoah University Division of Physical Therapy students who attended, and congratulations to our trivia champs, the Advo Kings and Queens! 🎉

📣 Student groups and programs: Hosting your own advocacy dinner this April is easy — and we’ve got the tools to help.

03/27/2026

Discover new must-have products from the APTA Store!

🛍️👕 Check out our new t-shirts, snag our upgraded APTA Tumbler, and explore more products to share your pride for your association and the profession.

03/26/2026

Injured at work? A new Montana law allows physical therapists to serve as treating physicians for many work-related injuries. Now you can get the care you need faster and get on the road to recovery sooner. Learn more.

03/26/2026

What does patient-first progress really look like for the physical therapy profession? 💬

Three previous Maley Award recipients joined us in Anaheim to reflect on paradigm shifts in spinal cord injury rehab, cancer care policy, and diagnostic decision-making — and where work remains.

Read key takeaways from the panel, and get access the full video when you register for On Demand.

Together we are building a community that advances the profession of physical therapy to improve the health of society.

03/26/2026

From Olympic-level mobility to healthy aging and post-workout recovery, APTA members continue to be trusted voices in the media. 💪📺

📰 Check out these stories and learn how APTA members are shaping national conversations on movement, prevention, and care.

03/25/2026

APTA is taking you inside the work that shapes our association. 📌

Join us for the APTA All‑Member Annual Meeting on April 16 to get a breakdown of what goes on behind-the-scenes.💡Get a deep dive on what we’re focusing on, why it matters, and how it supports your career. 💻

03/25/2026

PTs, PTAs, and students showed up in full force for APTA South Carolina’s Legislative Day, advocating for the profession and championing their disability placards bill, SC H3842. More than 300 attendees met with legislators and staff to advance policy that strengthens patient access and mobility.

Congratulations to South Carolina Physical Therapy Association on a successful day advancing legislation for PTs to practice at the top of their licenses!

Special thanks to APTA Board Member Colleen Chancler, PT, MHS, PhD, and APTA State Affairs Specialist Maryam Emory for representing the APTA Road Show and supporting the chapter’s efforts.