The document discusses the outpatient physical therapy setting. It describes common patient diagnoses seen in outpatient therapy, including orthopedic issues like sprains, strains, and post-surgical cases. It also lists neurological conditions, fractures, and accidents. The document notes that common payers are workers' compensation, Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance. It describes the patient demographics as those aged 65 and older, workforce-aged, and young adults. It emphasizes the importance for physical therapists to pursue continued education and training in special areas like geriatrics, orthopedics, and neurology to improve skills for treating future outpatients.

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28. Nebraska 537 424 1,783,432 30.11 23.77 Nevada 256 225 2,600,167 9.85 8.65 New Hampshire 458 371 1,315,809 34.81 28.20 New Jersey 1,587 1,307 8,682,661 18.28 15.05 New Mexico 297 215 1,984,356 14.97 10.83 New York 5,087 4,541 19,490,297 26.10 23.30 North Carolina 2,715 2,338 9,222,414 29.44 25.35 North Dakota 186 91 641,481 29.00 14.19 Ohio 5,202 4,722 11,485,910 45.29 41.11 Oklahoma 1,154 1,069 3,642,361 31.68 29.35 Oregon 972 612 3,790,060 25.65 16.15 Pennsylvania 4,253 3,854 12,448,272 34.17 30.96 Rhode Island 482 325 1,050,788 45.87 30.93 South Carolina 1,375 1,146 4,479,800 30.69 25.58 South Dakota 184 148 804,194 22.88 18.40 Tennessee 2,030 1,569 6,214,888 32.66 25.25 Texas 5,362 4,674 24,326,974 22.04 19.21 Utah* 586 495 2,736,424 21.41 18.09 Vermont 179 96 621,270 28.81 15.45 Virginia 2,177 1761 7,769,089 28.02 22.67 Washington 159 135 6,549,224 2.43 2.06 West Virginia 669 509 1,814,468 36.87 28.05 Wisconsin 1,126 1012 5,627,967 20.01 17.98 Wyoming 471 114 532,668 88.42 21.40 Total 76,756 64829 304,059,717 25.24 21.32 11/7/2009 28

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32. Sprains

33. Strains: Backs, necks

34. Surgeries: Total hips, knees, shoulders scopes and knee scopes

35. Splinting and bracing

36. Orthotics

37. Neurological: Stoke, illnesses, auto

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41. Medicare

42. Medicaid

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46. Workforce age patients

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49. Special Training Areas

50. Geriatrics

51. Orthopedics

52. Sports Medicine

53. Aquatics

54. Women’s Health

55. Special Rehab: Hand

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