2026 Annual Conference Registration is open
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The APTA NH bill on limiting prior authorization, SB480, has passed out of the Senate Health and Human Services Committee and is scheduled for a hearing with the
The Senate Health and Human Services Committee will have a public hearing on SB480. The public is welcome to attend this meeting in person or
Congratulations to the recently elected leaders of APTA NH President: Tracie Adams Vice President: Amanda Packard Chief Delegate: Dee Daley Directors: Sean Collins and Mark
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Please vote electronically until November 30. Students and Corresponding members are eligible to vote. VOTE here
Survey on Prior Authorization Are you involved in obtaining prior authorization for your PT, OT, or SLP services? APTA NH, NHOTA, and NHSLHA are conducting
APTA New Hampshire is seeking applications from New Hampshire DPT and PTA students to serve in various chapter roles. Multiple students positions are open, and
Have you ever considered presenting at our Annual Conference? The conference will be October 18. Submit a proposal today. Deadline for Educational Proposal: April 27Deadline
All licenses should have received the below information from the OPLC As we prepare for this transition, we’d like to highlight some key benefits of CE
APTA NH DPT/PTA Student Scholarship 2024 APTA NH is proud to award a $500 scholarship to a future leader of the New Hampshire physical therapy
We are excited to announce that we are launching a special interest group (SIG) for students and providers within the first five years of their
Role Descriptions: APTA NH Student Council Rep to APTA: 1 student will be chosen to nationally represent the APTA NH chapter. This student will work with
Presented to a member of the APTA New Hampshire who has selflessly provided exceptional service to the APTA NH community and has significantly helped advance