Advanced Medical Exercise Specialist Training Series (AMEST)
The moment you've been waiting for has arrived! Unlock the benefits of the Advanced Medical Exercise Specialist Training Series (AMEST) and register today for a transformative journey in the dynamic field of medical exercise.
In an ever-evolving healthcare landscape, the demand for highly educated medical exercise specialists has never been greater. Our AMEST series is designed to equip you with advanced skills and critical thinking abilities for managing MET clients with complex medical conditions.
AMEST Training Series Offers:
• Mastery of Advanced MET Assessment Skills
• Strategic Medical Exercise Practical Application
• Enhanced Practice Revenue and Referral Network Development
• Expert MET Client Management Protocols
• Comprehensive Education in ALL Aspects of Medical Exercise
3 AMEST Primary Learning Components:
1. AMES Client Management...
Navigating the World of Medical Exercise Training: MET 101 - Tip 4
In the fourth tip of the MET 101 series, fitness professionals are guided through the diverse landscape of client types they may encounter in their practice, emphasizing the critical role of comprehensive assessments and the importance of experience in medical settings.
Key Insights from MET 101 - Tip 4:
Elevate your medical exercise practice with the implementation of 10 essential practice management systems. These systems are designed to ensure a smooth, efficient, and effective outcome-oriented enterprise.
In the third installment of the MET 101 ebook series, Dr. Mike brings to light an essential aspect of Medical Exercise Training (MET) - its focus on function. This video is a crucial watch for professionals in the medical exercise field, offering deep insights into the evolving landscape of healthcare and the role of MET in enhancing functional recovery.
Addressing Residual Functional Deficits: With insurance carriers reducing the number of physical therapy sessions, many clients are discharged before reaching optimal functional levels. MET steps in to manage these residual functional deficits.
The Function Wheel: Dr. Mike introduces the 'function wheel,' which encompasses nine key components of function, including range of motion, flexibility, strength, coordination, power, joint stability, endurance, proprioception, balance, and cognitive capabilities.
Impact of MET on Various Conditions: The video highlights how exercise can...
In the second tip of the Medical Exercise Training 101 e-book series, Dr. Mike, a physical therapist with over 30 years of experience, addresses a crucial aspect of Medical Exercise Training (MET) – its understanding and utilization by physicians, physical therapists, and chiropractors.
Key Insights from MET 101 Tip 2:
Discover the Essence of Medical Exercise Training with MET 101 Ebook - Tip 1
In the first tip of the MET 101 Ebook series, Dr. Mike delves into the core concept of Medical Exercise Training (MET). This insightful video is a must-watch for professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of MET and its distinct role in the health and fitness industry.
Key Takeaways from MET 101 Tip 1:
Medical exercise training is managing medical conditions using ONLY exercise. It's not just giving a client with a medical condition(s) an exercise program. As a medical exercise and medical fitness professional are you simply giving the client exercise or are you developing, managing, assessing, and progressing the client based on your assessment? Medical exercise training management is about the client intake, assessment, forms, exercise program, progression, reassessment, documentation, and communication.
Our case study client is Mrs. Jacobs. She is 79 y.o. and underwent a left hip replacement via anterior approach 4 months ago. She can use a walker independently and climb stairs independently. She has a history of knee arthroscopy, hypertension, high cholesterol, and congestive heart failure. She becomes SOB after 20 minutes of standing due to fatigue. She has follow-up appointments with an orthopedist in 10 days and her cardiologist at the...
The Future of Medical Exercise Training: Understanding Insurance Reimbursement
As we stride into the next two decades, the landscape of medical exercise training (MET) is poised for remarkable growth, and a key driver of this expansion will be insurance reimbursement. This evolving trend is not just a prediction but a reality we're witnessing today. More and more clients are receiving insurance coverage for MET services, through private insurance, or even via health savings accounts. This shift is monumental, signaling a new era where MET is increasingly recognized and valued within the health, wellness, and insurance sectors.
But with great opportunity comes great responsibility. Navigating the complexities of insurance reimbursement requires not just knowledge, but a deep understanding of the procedures, ethical standards, and legalities involved. This is where our Medical Exercise Program Director (MEPD) Training Series steps in as a game-changer.
Why MEPD Training...
"Medical Exercise Program Directors: Pioneering Evidence-Based Training in Medical Exercise"
Embracing Evidence-Based Practice in Medical Exercise
The concept of 'evidence-based' practice has become fundamental in healthcare, and now it's reshaping the world of medical exercise. This approach emphasizes the importance of backing up medical procedures, exercises, or treatments with valid research to ensure they produce positive outcomes for patients.
The Role of Medical Exercise Specialists
As Medical Exercise Specialists, it's our responsibility to contribute to this evidence-based landscape. We must move beyond subjective assessments like improved feelings or increased energy. Our focus should shift towards producing our own research, which will serve as the cornerstone for medical exercise guidelines, protocols, and the future of our profession.
Medical Exercise Program Director Training Series
The Medical Exercise Program Director Training series is designed to equip professionals...
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