This course will guide clinician to differentiate, locate and treat various upper quarter peripheral nerves entrapment at cervical, shoulder, elbow, and wrist. Clinician will also learn about of the latest research about nerve physiology which can be apply to various treatment method. Clinician will learn to use multi-modal approach to tackle various neuropathic pain with most recent evidence-based in exercises, dry needling, diagnostic ultrasound, neurodynamic technique which will include thrust and non-thrust techniques. This course come with a lab component so please come dress comfortably.

This course will guide clinician to differentiate, locate and treat various lower quarter peripheral nerves entrapment at lumbar, knee, ankle and foot. Clinician will also learn about of the latest research about nerve physiology which can be apply to various treatment method. Clinician will learn to use multi-modal approach to tackle various neuropathic pain with most recent evidence-based in exercises, dry needling, diagnostic ultrasound, neurodynamic technique which will include thrust and non-thrust techniques. This course come with a lab component so please come dress comfortably

Bryan Dinh is a graduate of the AAMT Fellowship in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy. Dr. Dinh moved from Vietnam to the United States at the age of 15. After settling in Oklahoma, he later attended the University of Oklahoma where he double majored in modern dance and biochemistry. After graduation in 2016, he moved to New York City to begin a professional modern dance career.

Dr. Dinh earned a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Langston University. Dr. Dinh holds the Diploma in Osteopractic, is Certified in Spinal Manipulative Therapy, Certified in Dry Needling, and is a Certified Musculoskeletal Ultrasonographer through the American Academy of Manipulative Therapy. Dr. Dinh is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists.

Dr. Dinh has worked in a variety of musculoskeletal outpatient clinics in Texas, Oklahoma and Missouri. He is currently serving as adjunct faculty professor for Langston University DPT program. Dr. Dinh teaches gross anatomy and oversees dissection in the cadaver lab.

Notably, Dr. Dinh has given multiple guest lectures on dance injury prevention at dance studios across the country. In his free time Dr. Dinh enjoys working out, dancing, and shopping. Dr. Dinh has a special research interest in the use of diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound by physical therapists and the etiology, pathogenesis and management of various tendinopathies.

Providing physical therapy in a home health setting requires not only clinical expertise but also a thorough understanding of Medicare regulations and compliance requirements. This course is designed to help physical therapists navigate the complexities of Medicare guidelines, including eligibility criteria, documentation standards, functional reassessments, and billing regulations. Participants will gain practical insights into ensuring compliance while optimizing patient outcomes, avoiding claim denials, and effectively collaborating with home health agencies. Whether you're new to home health PT or seeking to enhance your regulatory knowledge, this course will equip you with the skills needed to confidently provide care while meeting Medicare's evolving requirements.

Bopha Gambill is a dedicated professional with 21 years of experience working as a physical therapist in the home health setting. During this time, she served 8 years as Vice President of Operations for a large national healthcare organization that specialized in contract home health therapy. Here, she became well versed on Medicare rules and regulations so that she could better serve her agency partners. She has led many home health agency trainings to educate on payment and policy changes as well as Oasis documentation. She currently owns and operates her own contract therapy company with a focus on connecting clinicians and communities.