What Is A Fair Home Health Physical Therapy Pay Package Post PDGM ?
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People who dislike this love taking advantage of desperate PTs and refusing to pay them their worth ✌🏼
100% the stuff i was being sent today was the end of the line for this non nonsense
Hey just want to say I appreciate all the information you put out there especially for a hungry new grad going into hh. Love the energy and definitely aspire to be on that level.
@@koskos9630 thank you - lots of newer and better content being released on channel - home health was my stepping stone to making 7 figures as an entrepreneur and still a pretty solid options for many to get a six figure base pay as they grow their own income
streams whether that’s cash pay or something else
LOVE THE INTENSITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you for the support
Thank you. Thank you.WE NEED TO SHOUT FROM THE ROOF TOPS ABOUT THIS!!!! I have been working in home care for 12 years. Salaried worked for a while. After covid they cut hours. Wrote you up if your stats were slightly low. So I decided to go PRN with another company. 100/oasis. 65/regular visit. What they don't tell you ...is the quagmire of paperwork. I saw two new opens. It took me from 8 to 4:30 to complete the visits and paper work and I am a seasoned home care worker. That is more like 25/hour. The company I worked for had so much uneccesary documentation and constant revisions. If you are considering home health ask extensively about documentation. That will make or break you. I went back to acute care. I agree 140/open and 75 for a regular visit is the fair way to go.
yep schools and the vast majority of PTs set others up for failure - hoping to change this
Thanks for the video. The greed takes over fairness almost always. Therapist owned businesses are the worst. I hope things change.
I love the candid nature of your videos. Keep up the good work!
thank you
LLLOOOOVVVEEE IT!!! The truth shall set us free! Preach brother!
I Like your intensity
Logan Mutchler thank you
Yooo thank you for being straight up!
full transparency as always
As direct as it gets 🙏 Thanks again man
Straight facts 👌🏻
Tony Do you don’t even know the stuff that gets sent my way lol
Great topic, especially for right now.
Allied Travel Careers thank you
Bring the boom! Nice dude!!
Ryan Crandall thank you
Beautiful 👏
Amazing! Real talk! 👍👍👍
Just contracted with an agency that pays $68 for non-oasis evals and $63 for f/u. Such a scam.
Guess what ? Please ask LUNA how much they are paying for Eval , Follow up ?
You are doing great , buddy .
LUNA is part B and not true Home Health they have fair rates for part B, but you can work half as much and make 2x as much doing real part A Home Health - which is what this video is applicable too
"Go ahead and dislike this video, but fuck you"
Absolutely legendary. Love your content.
Great content thank you
Humana and people’s health only pay the nursing agency $95-110. Per visit. They pay us $65 for regular visits and evals. $78 for admits. That’s the going rate in southern Louisiana. I may need to move to your area.! Ha.
humana pays more than that - have you seen the actual payments come in ?
Hi Brandon, I'm a new grad PT interested in home health. What are the HH companies that you actually endorse/pay their PTs fairly? Thanks!
K S bigger name companies that you usually see sponsor csm and apta events - also can depend on branch your experience there, but basically companies that are operating in multiple states
Great video, thank you so much for this. What about PPV rate for oasis recert and re evals?
Hi Brandon, do your comments hold true for home health pediatrics? I am in south florida and most listings I have seen average around 45/hr.
Carly Shevitz no HH peds is a whole
different game that pays much less - due to the reimbursement paying much less
Umm did you say PTAs getting 70 per visit? 👀👀👀
yes i’ve seen it happen usually around the 40-50$ rate but i’ve seen it happen
R. Brandon Smith PT, DPT, MPH in South FL anything above 35 is a rarity. I need to move
brownsugarbabe miami and so flo is full of scam artists especially in therapy
Brandon, thank you for what you do. What are some of the agencies that you recommend?
Any major ones especially good or bad?
Thanks again for the great info!
I personally like Kindred and Encompass as far as big agencies
I dislike LHC because they low ball PTs and are douches IME
Outside of that this is a good way to find them czcams.com/video/PqhAOBNAVws/video.html
@@dr.smith_dpt you rock sir and type fast (like me). I appreciate you.
@@dr.smith_dpt what does LHC mean?
@@urh1btherapist716 name of a company
@@dr.smith_dpt I've been working in outpatient for 5 years now and looking to potentially get back to home health. I have an interview over the phone today with Presbyterian home health. Have you any quick thoughts on that company?
These rates for visits, are they based on 1099 or W-2 positions?
Both - these are averages as a PRN/PPV as a W2 and as a PRN/PPV 1099
If salaried should be around 48 per hour FTE 40 hours guaranteed per week ~ 100k a year
I love you
Are these rates w2 or 1099?
w2 - 1099 should be here at min - one of my clients that’s 1099 is currently making 22k a month because he negotiated even higher
so i shouldnt even bother with PT? lol
probably not at this time unless you can do it for free or cheap and want to go cash pay entrepreneur route
Did you have a bad day?
Money Cat nope just tired of everyone getting low balled by predatory PTs