Join Ben Wobker, PT, MSPT, and Khanh Pham as they discuss groundbreaking findings from a new University of Michigan meta-study on the impact of early physical therapy. Learn how quicker access to treatment enhances patient outcomes, increases adherence, eliminates unnecessary procedures, and improves overall care quality.
By Luna and Lily Beltran
Join Ben Wobker, PT, MSPT, and Khanh Pham as they share the findings of a brand new University of Michigan meta-study on the impacts of early application of physical therapy.
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Luna is leading the way in patient engagement, improved functional outcomes, and cost containment.
The event is set Online.
When: Thursday June 20th at 7:30pm
Physical therapy, delivered.
Luna is the leading provider of in-home physical therapy, delivering exceptional care to thousands of patients across the country.
Lily Beltran is the Head of Operations and Co-Founder of Luna, where she has been instrumental in transforming the delivery of outpatient physical therapy by bringing high-quality, in-home care to patients. With extensive experience in healthcare operations, performance improvement, and regulatory compliance, she has successfully led initiatives to optimize patient care, streamline credentialing, and enhance therapist success. Passionate about creating high-value healthcare solutions, Lily combines her expertise in business strategy and clinical performance to drive Luna’s mission of making physical therapy more accessible, convenient, and effective.
A recent University of Michigan study, commissioned by Luna, reveals the significant benefits of starting physical therapy within 48 hours of injury. Early intervention leads to faster healing, better biomechanics, and reduced reliance on pharmaceuticals or unnecessary procedures. Luna’s direct access model ensures patients receive timely care, improving outcomes and lowering costs. Watch our recorded webinar to explore these findings in greater detail.
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