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National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA) Statement Regarding Therapy-Incident to Services and OIG Report on "Physical Therapy Billed by Physicians"

Contact: Robin Waxenberg - (212) 489-8006 rwaxenberg@nyc.rr.com Ellen Satlof - (214) 637-6282, ext. 159 ellen@nata.org DALLAS, May 15 – The National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) today commended the HHS Office of Inspector General (OIG) for its on-going efforts to ensure that all therapy services, whether provided in a physician’s office or other setting, meet the requisite Medicare standards for payment.

NATA Tems Up with President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports to Get America Moving

Contact: Robin Waxenberg - (212) 489-8006 rwaxenberg@nyc.rr.com Ellen Satlof - (214) 637-6282, ext. 159 ellen@nata.org DALLAS, May 2, 2006 – The National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) has announced its designation by the President’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports as a “50th Anniversary Partner to Get America Moving.” Through the partnership, the two organizations will jointly promote physical activity, fitness and sports throughout 2006, when the Council is celebrating its 50th Anniversary. Established by President Dwight D.

NATA Offers Tips to Improve Cheerleading Safety and Reduce Injuries

Contact: Robin Waxenberg - (212) 489-8006 rwaxenberg@nyc.rr.com Ellen Satlof - (214) 637-6282, ext. 159 ellen@nata.org DALLAS, March 28 – It’s not an Olympic sport yet. However, with its tumbling, flips and other high-flying stunts, cheerleading has evolved into a highly athletic, organized and competitive activity for participants of both sexes, ages five and above. Between 1990 and 2002, participation in the sport increased 18 percent and injuries more than doubled, according to a study in Pediatrics, official journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Gadgets and Ergonomics - Tips on How Kids and Adults Alike Can Avoid Ailments While Using Newest Tech Items

Contact: Robin Waxenberg - (212) 489-8006 rwaxenberg@nyc.rr.com Ellen Satlof - (214) 637-6282, ext. 159 ellen@nata.org DALLAS, March 14 – They’re getting smaller, faster and more sophisticated by the minute, allowing us to do things we never dreamed possible. With the never ending wave of new cellphones, PDAs, handheld games and other electronic gadgetry infiltrating our lives, it’s no wonder that Americans of all ages have been experiencing an increase in repetitive motion injuries.

Professional and Weekend Golfers Improve Their Game and Avoid Injury with "Par Without Pain" Program

Contact: Robin Waxenberg - (212) 489-8006 rwaxenberg@nyc.rr.com Ellen Satlof - (214) 637-6282, ext. 159 ellen@nata.org

Certified Athletic Trainers at Golf Fitness Laboratory Provide Tips on How to Tee Off in Tip-Top Shape

National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA) Offers Tips on How to Play Safe, Whether You're an Olympian or Weekend Figure Skater

Contact: Robin Waxenberg - (212) 489-8006 rwaxenberg@nyc.rr.com Ellen Satlof - (214) 637-6282, ext. 159 ellen@nata.org DALLAS, January 31 – With less than two weeks to go, the Torino 2006 Winter Olympic Games are already inspiring millions of athletes of all ages to get out their sleds, skates, skis and snowboards and head for the hills and rinks.

Whether You're Dancing with the Stars or Your Valentine, the National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA) Recommends Certain Steps to Keep You Safely On Your Feet

Contact: Robin Waxenberg - (212) 489-8006 rwaxenberg@nyc.rr.com Ellen Satlof - (214) 637-6282, ext. 159 ellen@nata.org DALLAS, February 1 – As millions of Americans are tuning in, and turning on, to ballroom dancing, the nation’s newest craze is energizing teens, boomers and seniors alike. Many are discovering a form of weight-bearing exercise that can be both enormously fun and beneficial.

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