By: Brianne Pfannenstiel, Reporter- Kansas City Business Journal After a decade of growth, ARC Physical Therapy+ agreed to sell a majority stake to U.S. Physical Therapy Inc. The deal closed for $36 million on December 13. USPh acquired 90 percent of Overland Park-based ARC, which provides physical therapy treatment with a focus on workers’ compensation and... Read More

ARC Physical Therapy+, which has experienced steady growth since it was founded in Kansas City in 2003, today announced it has entered into a new partnership with U.S. Physical Therapy (USPh).  Due to its unique business model, ARC Physical Therapy+ grew quickly to be home to more than 90 professionals, 11 outpatient clinics, several additional... Read More

By: Melissa Coon Education: 2005, Rockhurst University, Bachelor of Science in Biology 2007, Rockhurst University, Doctor of Physical Therapy Carmen is a Physical Therapist and the Liberty Clinic Director. She is certified in the McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Treatment of the Spine and is currently studying to get her board certification in orthopedics.... Read More

ARC Physical Therapy+ Named Best Places to Work Second Year in a Row! From the Desk of Matt Condon Today is another special day for ARCPT+. Because of our talented, caring associates, the Kansas City Business Journal has named us one of the Best Places to Work – for the second year in a row!!!... Read More

ARCPT+‘s Brian Stewart featured on panel at APTA Conference discussing quality measures must reflect Total Costs, Patient Variations.     Click here for PDF press release.

ARC Wins “Champions of Business” Added to Hall of Champions The Kansas City Business Journal selected ARC Physical Therapy+ this week as one of the 2013 Champions of Business. This is the third straight year ARC has competed for this prestigious award and the third straight year ARC has won. As a three-year winner, ARC... Read More

“A successful approach to controlling workers’ compensation costs must be based on sound analytics and integrated into a single risk management platform,” Risk & Insurance Magazine. 1. Start tracking “Total Cost of Claim.” This is tricky, but worth the effort. Often times workers’ comp medical expenses are in one department’s budget and workers’ comp legal... Read More