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Each licensing authority indicates the level of direct access allowed in the jurisdiction and the type of limitations that apply to this access. There are two tables: Types and Limits Referrals TYPES AND LIMITS This table reports the kinds of direct access PTs are allowed. If there is limited direct access, it reports the type of limitations. Summary of Access No. of jurisdictions that have unlimited direct access 17 No. of jurisdictions that have limited direct access 32 No. of jurisdictions that have no direct access 5 Summary of Limitations No. of jurisdictions that allow an evaluation without 9 No. of jurisdictions that allow for fitness and wellness 10 No. of jurisdictions that have visit or time restrictions 20 No. of jurisdictions that have setting restrictions 7 No. of jurisdictions that require a specific degree or years of clinical experience 10 No. of jurisdictions that allow for pediatrics 7 No. of jurisdictions that require a diagnosis or 3 No. of jurisdictions that require a prior to physical therapy for same issue 4 No. of jurisdictions that require notification of the MD 12 FSBPT 201311 1

State Type Eval without Referral Fitness & Wellness Visit or time restriction prior to needing a Restricted settings Specific Degree/Years of clinical experience required Pediatrics Diagnosis OR needed Prior to physical therapy for same issue Notification of MD AK AL Previously diagnosed condition within the last 90 days. AR Must have for bronchopulmonary hygiene, debridement and wound care. AZ CA A PT may evaluate without a or a diagnosis, but may not initiate treatment without a diagnosis. A is not required. CO CT if no improvement Must have for manipulation. DC if no improvement DE FL GA HI None FSBPT 201311 2

State Type Eval without Referral Fitness & Wellness Visit or time restriction prior to needing a Restricted settings Specific Degree/Years of clinical experience required Pediatrics Diagnosis OR needed Prior to physical therapy for same issue Notification of MD IA ID IL IN KS * KY LA MA MD ME Must have documented or documented current and relevant diagnosis from a physician, dentist, or podiatrist to treat. May evaluate and treat for 24 days without a from a provider EXCEPT: Must have been examined by MD/DO/Chiro or have from same for spinal manipulation. Referral needed for wound debridement. *No needed to be treated. Must refer to an appropriate licensed health care provider If patient not progressing 10 visits or 15 days after initial visit. Prior diagnosis required within 90 days. Must have for manipulation. FSBPT 201311 3

State Type Eval without Referral Fitness & Wellness Visit or time restriction prior to needing a Restricted settings Specific Degree/Years of clinical experience required Pediatrics Diagnosis OR needed Prior to physical therapy for same issue Notification of MD MI None MN MO Prior diagnosis required within one year. MS MT NC ND NE NH NJ NM NV NY OH * OK None OR Prior diagnosis required within 180 days. Must have for manipulation. Prior diagnosis required within 12 months. PTs with masters/ doctorates or 2 years practice on or before 12/31/2004 are eligible to practice without a. *Rule 4655-29-01 Paragraph E applies. Only children receiving PT through IDEA. FSBPT 201311 4

State PA Type Eval without Referral Fitness & Wellness Visit or time restriction prior to needing a Restricted settings Specific Degree/Years of clinical experience required Pediatrics Diagnosis OR needed Prior to physical therapy for same issue Notification of MD Must apply to board for special certificate. PR RI SC SD TN TX Prior required within 12 months. UT VA VI VT WA None Must have for orthotics. Referral must have been made within two years. Cannot perform more than one initial eval per patient within three months. Referral for wound care, EMG. WI Prior diagnosis required. WV WY If chronic problem, must have been diagnosed and treated within the past year. FSBPT 201311 5

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This table reports which healthcare providers PTs can accept s from. REFERRALS Summary Medical Doctor 39 Dentists 38 Podiatrists 37 Chiropractors 35 Osteopaths 31 Naturopaths 13 Physicians assistants 26 Nurse practitioners 26 Veterinarians 1 STATE AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE Medical Doctor Who can PTs accept s from? Dentists Podiatrists Chiropractors Osteopaths Naturopaths Physicians assistants Nurse practitioners Vets PT isn't required to have a but must have a diagnosis from any diagnostician. Any licensed health practitioner, who FSBPT 201311 7

STATE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH Medical Doctor Who can PTs accept s from? Dentists Podiatrists Chiropractors Osteopaths Naturopaths Physicians assistants Nurse practitioners Vets has been granted prescriptive authority for a condition within the scope of their respective practices. Optometrists FSBPT 201311 8

STATE NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA PR RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VI VA WA WV Medical Doctor Who can PTs accept s from? Dentists Podiatrists Chiropractors Osteopaths Naturopaths Physicians assistants Nurse practitioners Vets Doctor of Oriental Medicine (DOM.) PTs with masters/ doctorates or 2 years practice on or before 12/31/2004 are eligible to practice without a. Any licensed professional whose practice act gives them the authority to refer Referrals are not outlined in Utah Statute or Rule FSBPT 201311 9

STATE Medical Doctor Who can PTs accept s from? Dentists Podiatrists Chiropractors Osteopaths Naturopaths Physicians assistants Nurse practitioners Vets WI WY FSBPT 201311 10