Chad Kelly

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#1 – Homepage: Slider: Excerpt: Change ‘Returning you to the Game of Life’ to “Returning You To The Game Of Life”

#2 – Homepage: About Us Section: Keep the title but replace the text in this section with the following:
“Dr. Chad Kelly is a Board Certified Orthopedic Physical Therapy Specialist. He has over 17 years of clinical practice with treating patients from professional athletes (MLB, NBA, PGA, and Olympic athletes) to children and elderly individuals.”

#3 – Homepage: Ft. Services section: Physical Therapy section: Replace the text with the following:
“Physical therapy (PT), is a specialty that focuses on the preservation, enhancement, or restoration of movement and physical function impaired or threatened by disease, injury, or disability that utilizes therapeutic exercise and physical modalities along with patient education and assistive devices.”

#4 – Homepage: Ft. Services section: Recovery Programs section: Replace the text with the following:
“Our physical therapist help to aid in our patient’s and client’s recovery from physical demands in their lives (work, exercise or sports) to empower the individual to return to their actives quicker and with less downtime.”

#5 – Homepage: Ft. Services section: Stretching Programs section: Replace the text with the following:
“Our physical therapist will develop a specialized stretching regimen to facilitate normal mobility, and function of the individual. This program will help in faster recoveries and help to aid in reducing potential injuries.”

#6 – Homepage: PHYSICAL THERAPY IN HOUSTON, TX section: Replace the text with the following:
“Dr. Kelly also has a special interest in using alternative medicine to help athletes and everyday individuals achieve and perform at their best. This includes specific lab testing to evaluate appropriate intake of vitamins and nutrients which are vital in performance, recovery and injury prevention.”

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#8 -Create “Links” page and add the following contact:
“The following are links to sites that we feel may be useful. Listing in this section does not constitute an endorsement by Consultation Physical Therapy of Texas, nor are we responsible for the content provided within these sites.

+American Physical Therapy Association (http://www.apta.org/)
+Move Forward (http://www.moveforwardpt.com/Default.aspx)
+WebMD (https://www.webmd.com/default.htm)
+Medline Plus Drug Information (https://www.webmd.com/default.htm)
+American College of Sports Medicine (http://www.acsm.org/)
+Medline Plus Bones, Joints, Muscles(https://medlineplus.gov/bonesjointsandmuscles.html)
+American Senior Fitness Association (http://www.seniorfitness.net/)
+National Institute on Aging (https://www.nia.nih.gov/)
+Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (https://www.cms.gov/)
+VEDA (vestibular disorders) (http://vestibular.org/understanding-vestibular-disorder/symptoms)
+Orthopedic Information (https://orthoinfo.aaos.org/)

#9 – Navigation menu: Between ‘Patient Information’ & ‘Contact Us’ Add a menu tab “Links”

#10 – Office page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/office/): Replace the first 3 paragraphs with the following text:
“Our office is conveniently located in The Heights Medical Tower across the street from The Heights Hospital. We are accessible by the major freeway system via I-10, 610 North, and I-45. Our doctors and staff take great pride in offering exceptional services to our patients. We utilize the state-of-the-art equipment and evidence based research to progress our patients in an accelerated and safe manner.

Our friendly, compassionate and competent staff is dedicated to you and will ensure your comfort and quality care during your treatment. We provide the best and latest in technology and treatment options to progress you in returning to your prior physical status.

We look forward to welcoming you to our physical therapy clinic. You will always be greeted with a smile and treated with utmost dignity and respect. We strongly encourage you to be an active participant role in your treatment to obtain the best recovery you can achieve. Your voice will always be heard when you have questions or concerns.”

#11 – Office page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/office/): Insurance section: Replace the text with the following:
“We accept all major medical insurance plans and auto insurance (PIP) plans. For your convenience, we will file the claims for you with the insurance company. Please call us to make an appointment and we will be able to answer any questions you may have.”

#12 – Office page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/office/): Payment Options section: Replace the text with the following:
“We accept all major credit cards, ATM/Debit cards, cash, and personal checks. For individuals that have a financial hardship, we can make appropriate arrangements so that your treatments are not delayed and you can recover from your injuries in a less stressful environment.”

#13 – Office Page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/office/): Payment Options section: Add image of all four major credit cards to this section.

Just spoke with Dr. Kelly regarding his site. We are close to going live. He will be providing content and small edits to make. I have also provided Dr. Kelly with the login information for Twitter and information on how to access Facebook Business Page and Google+

#1 – Create “Referrals” and add “CPTTX Referral Form” text and link PDF. (PDF attached to this ticket)

#2 – Physical Therapy Services page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/physical-therapy-services/): Add this text at the top of the page:
“Here at Consultation Physical Therapy of Texas we pride ourselves in using scientifically backed
cutting edge treatments to accelerate our patient’s recovery and return to their lives. The
following list are some of the different types to therapies that may be used during their
treatments. If at any time you have any questions of the different treatment options ask your
therapist.”

#3 – Recover Techniques page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/recovery-techniques/): Add this text at the top of this page:
“Consultation Physical Therapy of Texas understands that everyone is looking to recover as
quickly as possible from their workouts, athletic activities or just work. We are able to use the
most advanced therapies to help is this recovery. Below is a list of some of the therapies that we
offer to help “Return You To The Game Of Life”

#4 – Stretching page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/stretching/): Remove the word ‘etc.’ from the last orb ball bullet point.

#5 – Navigation Menu: Change ‘forms’ to “Patient Forms”

#6 – Patient Forms page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/forms/): Add this text at the top of this page:
“For your convenience, we have provided our patients forms on our website. To help expedite the
process on your first visit, please download, print and complete the specific forms for your
condition(s). Bring them with you when you come for your first visit. If you choose to fill out the
forms at the office, please arrive 20-30 minutes before your scheduled appointment to allow
enough time to complete the forms and ask any questions that you have before your appointment.”

#7 – Navigation Menu: Add ‘Referrals’ to the sub-menu below ‘patient information’.

#8 – Referrals page : Add this text at the top of that page:
“You will need a current referral from your physician or medical provider (primary care doctor,
orthopedic surgeon, neurologist, cardiologist, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, podiatrist
chiropractor, etc.) for your insurance company to pay for your physical therapy treatments.

Consultation Physical Therapy of Texas will accept an initial referral by fax, phone or by email
by your medical provider and we will obtain the signed prescription. You may also bring in the
signed referral form that your medical provider gave you on your first visit.”

#9 – About Us page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/about-us/): Replace the text on this page with:
“Consultation Physical Therapy has been providing outpatient physical therapy services to the
Heights and Houston area since 2002. We pride ourselves on providing our community with the
highest quality of evidence-based physical therapy in an efficient manner. We use a multitude of
evidence-based treatment options to facilitate functional recovery and pain relief.

Our staff is dedicated in accelerating your return from the condition that is disrupting your life.
They will focus on your functional deficits to relieve pain and return you to life. If you have any
questions about our services, give us a call.

Chad E. Kelly, PT, DPT, DC, OCS, RMSK

Director of Physical Therapy
Dr. Chad Kelly is a native Houstonian. He graduated Suma Cum Laude with a Doctor of
Physical Therapy from Loma Linda University in Loma Linda, California and Cum Laude with a
Doctor of Chiropractic from Texas Chiropractic College in Pasadena, Texas.

Dr. Kelly is board certified in two areas: orthopedics and musculoskeletal ultrasound. He’s
clinical interests include sports medicine, concussions, vestibular diseases, postsurgical repairs,
cardiopulmonary, stroke and Parkinson’s disease.

Dr. Kelly has been in private practice for over 17 years. He returned to Houston in 2014 after
practicing in Los Angeles for 6 years with a specific focus on sports medicine. In Los Angeles,
he was Director of Physical Therapy at VERT Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation in Reseda,
California where he focused on treating professional NBA, MLB, PGA and collegiate athletes.
Upon returning to Houston, Dr. Kelly has taken the experience that he obtained treating
professional athletes and applied it to all age ranges to accelerate functional recovery and return
them to their life activities.

Dr. Kelly’s practice philosophy is to treat every patient as a professional athlete because they are
a professional in the sport which is called “Life”. He believes that the more the patient knows
about their condition the better choices they can make for themselves and understand why certain
things may take longer to resolve. So, he takes the time to explain in detail and answer all the
questions a patient may have.

Dr. Kelly is married and is the father of two young boys. Outside of practicing, he enjoys
coaching their baseball and soccer teams, cycling, golfing, traveling and family activities.”

#1 – Normatect page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/normatec-recovery-boots/): Upload the following text:
“The NormaTec PULSE Recovery Systems are dynamic compression devices designed for recovery and rehab, using an air pressure massage indicated to temporarily relieve minor muscle aches and/or pains and to temporarily increase circulation to the treated areas. NormaTec’s patented PULSE technology to help athletes and patients to recover faster between trainings, treatments and after performance.

NormaTec uses compressed air to massage your limbs, mobilize fluid, and speed recovery with our patented NormaTec Pulse Massage Pattern. When you use NormaTec systems, you will first experience a pre-inflate cycle, during which the connected attachments are molded to your exact body shape. The session will then begin by compressing your feet, hands, or upper quad (depending on which attachment you are using). Similar to the kneading and stroking done during a massage, each segment of the attachment will first compress in a pulsing manner and then release. This will repeat for each segment of the attachment as the compression pattern works its way up your limb.

THE NORMATEC PULSE MASSAGE PATTERN

Created by a physician bioengineer (MD, PhD) to enhance blood flow and speed recovery, NormaTec Pulse Massage Pattern employs three key techniques to maximize your recovery:

PULSING: Instead of using static compression (squeezing) to transport fluid out of the limbs, Sequential Pulse Technology uses dynamic compression (pulsing). Our patented pulsing action more effectively mimics the muscle pump of the legs and arms, greatly enhancing the movement of fluid and metabolites out of the limbs after an intense workout.

GRADIENTS: Veins and lymphatic vessels have one-way valves that prevent fluid backflow. Similarly, NormaTec Pulse Technology uses hold pressures to keep fluids from being forced in the wrong direction. Because of this enhancement, instead of tapering pressure off, the PULSE PRO can deliver maximum pressure in every zone.

DISTAL RELEASE: Because extended static pressure can be detrimental to the body’s normal circulatory flow, Sequential Pulse Technology releases the hold pressures once they are no longer needed to prevent backflow. By releasing the hold pressure in each zone as soon as possible, each portion of the limb gains maximal rest time without a significant pause between compression cycles.

BACKED BY RESEARCH
DYNAMIC COMPRESSION ENHANCES PRESSURE-TO-PAIN THRESHOLD IN ELITE ATHLETE RECOVERY: EXPLORATORY STUDY.
Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research 2015 May; 29(5):1263-72
“The purpose of this study was to assess peristaltic pulse dynamic compression (PPDC) in reducing short-term pressure-to-pain threshold (PPT) among Olympic Training Center athletes after morning training. […] We conclude that PPDC is a promising means of accelerating and enhancing recovery after the normal aggressive training that occurs in Olympic and aspiring Olympic athletes.” —view article on pubmed.

PERISTALTIC PULSE COMPRESSION UPREGULATES PGC-1Α AND ENOS IN HUMAN MUSCLE TISSUE.
Experimental Physiology 2015 May 15
“We investigated whether a single 60 min bout of whole-leg, lower pressure external pneumatic compression (EPC) altered select vascular, metabolic, antioxidant and inflammation-related mRNAs. […] An acute bout of EPC transiently upregulates PGC-1α mRNA, while also upregulating eNOS protein and NOx concentrations in vastus lateralis biopsy samples” —view article on pubmed.

PERISTALTIC PULSE COMPRESSION OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY ENHANCES FLEXIBILITY.
Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research 2014 Apr; 28(4):1058-64
“This study investigated the effects of peristaltic pulse dynamic compression (PPDC) on range-of-motion (ROM) changes in forward splits. […] PPDC provides a means of rapidly enhancing acute ROM requiring less discomfort and time.” —view article on pubmed.

PERIPHERAL CONDUIT AND RESISTANCE ARTERY FUNCTION ARE IMPROVED FOLLOWING PERISTALTIC PULSE COMPRESSION.
European Journal of Applied Physiology 2015 May 16
“The purpose of this study was to determine the acute effects of a single bout of peristaltic pulse EPC on peripheral conduit and resistance artery function. […] Acutely, whole limb, lower pressure EPC improves conduit artery endothelial function systemically, but only improves RH blood flow locally (i.e., compressed limbs).” —view article on pubmed.

Information obtained from https://www.normatecrecovery.com”

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#3 – Graston Technique page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/graston-technique/): Upload the following text:
“Graston Technique®
What is the Graston Technique ®?
Graston Technique® (GT) is a unique, evidence-based form of instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization that enables clinicians to effectively and efficiently address soft tissue lesions and fascial restrictions resulting in improved patient outcomes.GT uses specially designed stainless steel instruments with unique treatment edges and angles to deliver an effective means of manual therapy. The use of GT instruments, when combined with appropriate therapeutic exercise, leads to the restoration of pain-free movement and function. The instruments also are used diagnostically to assess the kinetic chain, in an efficient manner using the principles of regional interdependence.

Evidence for physiological effects of GT:
Separates and breaks down collagen cross-links, and splays and stretches connective tissue and muscle fibers
Facilitates reflex changes in the chronic muscle holding pattern (inhibition of abnormal tone/guarding leading to pain reduction via improved sensory input)
Alters/inhibits spinal reflex activity (facilitated segment)
Increases the rate and amount of blood flow to and from the area (angiogenesis vs. immediate local increases in blood flow)
Increases cellular activity in the region, including fibroblasts and mast cells
Increases histamine response secondary to mast cell activity
Why is Scar tissue bad?
Scar tissue limits range of motion due its negative impact on sensory motor firing rates and frequencies. Abnormal sensory inputs perpetuate a dysfunctional cycle of nervous system sensitization, pain and dysfunctional movement/motor output. GT offers a positive method of manual therapy that interrupts and breaks this cycle of pain and dysfunctional movement.

How is Graston Technique used?
GT instruments are used first to enhance the clinician’s ability to detect soft tissue lesions, scar tissue/fibrosis or restrictions in the affected areas as determined from a comprehensive examination of movement and function. Skilled clinicians use the stainless steel instruments to comb over and “catch” on fibrotic tissue, which immediately identifies the areas of restriction. Once the tissue has been identified, the instruments are then used to address and treat the abnormal tissue. When GT is combined with appropriate therapeutic exercises and activities, pain free function is often restored.

What are the potential results incorporating GT into treatment or recovery?
Historically, the Graston Technique® has had positive outcomes in 90 percent of all conditions treated in our clinic. It is equally effective in restoring function to acute and chronic injuries, pre- and post-surgical patients and maintaining optimal range of motion.

How often is GT treatments?
Depending upon the nature of the injury or maintenance program, patients usually receive 1-2 treatments per week during the span of 4-5 weeks. Most patients have a positive response by the 3rd or 4th treatment. The average number of GT sessions per episode of care averages between 6-12 for more chronic conditions.

What conditions can be treated with GT?
GT-trained clinicians use GT instruments to effectively and efficiently address soft tissue lesions and fascial restrictions while treating acute and chronic conditions, including:
Achilles Tendinitis/osis (ankle pain)
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (wrist pain)
Cervicothoracic Sprain/Strain (neck pain)
Fibromyalgia
Lateral Epicondylitis/osis (tennis elbow)
Lumbosacral Sprain/Strain (back pain)
Medial Epicondylitis/osis (golfer’s elbow)
Myofascial Pain Syndromes
Patellofemoral Disorders (knee pain)
Plantar Fasciitis/osis (foot pain)
Post surgeries such as joint replacements, RTC repairs (once post-surgical protocol allows for soft tissue mobilization/manual therapy)
Rotator Cuff Tendinitis/osis (shoulder pain)
Scar Tissue/post-surgical scars (once completely closed)
Patients demonstrating central and/or peripheral sensitization (only used in light stroking/brushing mode to desensitize)
Shin Splints
Trigger Finger
Women’s Health (post-mastectomy and Caesarean scarring)
Graston Technique® can be used to treat any movement system dysfunction that has been determined to have a soft tissue component.

Information taken from http://www.grastontechnique.com”

#4 – Graston Technique page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/graston-technique/): Place the following images on the page: ‘Graston-2’ & ‘Graston’ from dropbox.

#1 – On Conditions Treated page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/conditions-treated/): The main bullet point should have a menu pop out on hover that shows the bullet points below. Similar to a tooltip or menu hover. The text in the pop out menu should be editable or be able to be hyperlinks.

#2 – The menu should pop out on hover for the following:
+Neck and Back Pain & Injuries
+Shoulder Pain & Rotator Cuff Injuries
+Elbow and Pain & Injuries
+Hand Pain & Injuries
+Hip Pain & Injuries
+Knee Pain & Injuries
+Ankle and Foot Pain & Injuries
+Pre & Post Surgical Rehabilitation
+Neurological Disorders

#3 – For ‘Neck and Back Pain & Injuries’ the following list should pop out like a menu:
+Post Surgical
+Herniated Disc
+Sprain/Strain
+Radiating arm and/or leg pain
+Stenosis
+Arthritis
+Scoliosis
+Fractures

#4 – For ‘Shoulder Pain & Rotator Cuff Injuries’ the following list should pop out like a menu:
+Post Surgical
+Rotator Cuff Tear
+Sprain/Strain
+Rotator Cuff and Biceps Tendonitis
+Labrum Tears
+Impingement Syndrome
+Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
+Dislocations
+Instability
+Arthritis
+Fractures

#5 – For ‘Elbow and Pain & Injuries’ the following list should pop out like a menu:
+Post Surgical
+Medial Epicondylitis (Golfer’s Elbow)
+Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow)
+Sprain/Strain
+Pronator Syndrome
+Anterior Interosseous Nerve Syndrome
+Supinator Syndrome
+Posterior Interosseous Nerve Syndrome
+Radial Tunnel Syndrome
+Arthritis
+Ulnar Neuritis
+Dislocations
+Fractures

#6 – For ‘Hip Pain & Injuries’ the following list should pop out like a menu:
+Post Surgical
+Arthritis
+Acetabular Labral Tears
+Osteochondral Defects
+Trochanteric Bursitis
+Hip Flexor Syndrome
+Sprain/Strain
+Developmental Disorders
+Fracture
+Dislocations

#7 – For ‘Knee Pain & Injuries’ the following list should pop out like a menu:
+Post Surgical
+Patellofemoral Syndrome
+Meniscus Tear
+ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) Tear
+PCL (posterior cruciate ligament) Tear
+MCL (medial collateral ligament) Sprain/Strain or Tear
+LCL (lateral collateral ligament) Sprain/Strain or Tear
+Osgood Schlatter Disease
+Patellar Tendinitis (Jumper’s Knee)
+Tendon Tears
+Bursitis
+Tendinitis
+Baker’s Cyst
+Osteochondritis Dissecans
+Dislocations
+Fractures

#8 – For ‘Ankle and Foot Pain & Injuries’ the following list should pop out like a menu:
+Post Surgical
+Ankle Sprain/ Strain
+Plantarfasitis
+Ankle Instability
+Achilles Tendon Injuries
+Osteochondral Lesions
+Tendinopathies
+Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
+Adult Acquired Flatfoot
+Pes Cavus (high arches)
+Pes Plantus (flat feet)
+Hallux Limitus
+Hallux Rigidus
+Metatarsalgia
+Neuroma
+Fractures

#9 – For ‘Pre & Post Surgical Rehabilitation’ the following list should pop out like a menu:
+Cervical
+Lumbar
+Shoulder
+Elbow
+Hand/wrist
+Hip
+Knee
+Ankle/foot

#10 – For ‘Neurological Disorders’ the following list should pop out like a menu:
+Pakinson’s Disease
+Vestibular Disorders
+Balance and Falls
+Brain Injuries
+Stroke/CVA
+Degenerative Diseases

From Dr. Kelly:
“Is there some time this week that your free to discuss the website?
Chad”

from the website.

#1 – Diagnostic Test page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/diagnostic-test/): Upload text to this page:

“Electrodiagnostic Testing consist of two tests, EMG and NCS, that are often done together to evaluate the health of the neuromuscular system.

What is a needle EMG?

• Electromyography (EMG) is a test that measures the electrical activity of the muscle.
• This test evaluates the health condition of the muscles and the nerve cells that control them.
• It is used to help diagnose suspected muscle and nerve disorders.
• Abnormal EMG results usually indicate nerve or muscle damage.

What is a NCS?

• Nerve Conduction Study (NCS) is a test that measures how fast and how strong the electrical activity is in a nerve.
• This test can tell whether a nerve has been damaged.

Your doctor may order a Electrodiagnostic test if you are experiencing symptoms that may indicate either a muscle or nerve problem. Some of the more common symptoms include:

• Tingling
• Numbness
• Muscle Weakness
• Muscle Pain
• Radiating Pain
• Involuntary Muscle Twitching
• Paralysis

The results can help your doctor determine the underlying cause of your symptoms.

• Radiculopathies
• Peripheral nerve disorders (i.e. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome)
• Muscle Disorders (i.e. Muscular Dystrophy)
• Motor Neuron Disorders (i.e. Myasthenia Gravis)
• Nerve Disorders (i.e. ALS)

The two tests usually start with the NCS procedure first. It consists with placing small surface electrodes onto the skin to assess the ability of the motor and sensory nerves to send electoral signals. The second part is the needle EMG. It consists of inserting a needle filament into particular muscles to evaluate the muscle activity during at rest and during a contracted state.

How Do I Prepare for Electrodiagnostic Testing?

• Notify the doctor of any medication that you are taking. (prescription and over-the-counter)
• Notify the doctor of any bleeding disorder or health problems that you have or had?
• Notify the doctor if you have a pacemaker or implantable defibrillator.
• Prior to the procedure:
  • Avoid smoking for at least three hours before the test
  • Take a bath or shower prior to the test to remove any oils from the skin. Do not reapply any lotions or creams after washing.
  • Wear comfortable clothing that does not restrict the area that the doctor needs to have access to for the evaluation. You may be asked to change into an exam gown if your clothing is restricting the area.

What are the Risk of an Electrodiagnostic Test?

• The exam is a very low risk procedure for injury.
• You may feel sore in the areas that were tested, which will last for a few days. You can take over-the–counter pain relievers such as ibuprofen to control the soreness.
• In rare cases you may experience bruising, swelling and tingling at the needle insertion sites. Tell your doctor if the pain or swelling becomes worse.

The test can take between 45 minutes to 1 ½ hours to perform.

The results will be sent to your doctor and they will review the results with you.

Musculoskeletal Ultrasound

Musculoskeletal Ultrasound (MSKUS) imaging uses sound waves to produce pictures of the muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints.

It is used to help the doctor to diagnose sprains, strains, tears and other soft tissue pathologies.

Ultrasound imaging is very safe, painless noninvasive procedure that does not use ionizing radiation that helps with diagnose and treatments of the condition.

MSKUS are typically used to help diagnose:

• Tendon tears or tendinitis
• Muscle tears
• Ligament sprains or tears
• Joint Pathologies
• Fluid collections
• Masses
• Inflammation or fluid within the bursae and joints
• Arthritic changes
• Nerve entrapments
• Tumors
• Cyst
• Foreign bodies in soft tissue
• Hernias

MSKUS can be used for treatments:

• Biofeedback

How should you prepare for MSKUS procedures?

• Wear comfortable and loose-fitting clothing.
• Remove jewelry or clothing that restrikes access to the area to be viewed.
• You may be asked to wear an exam gown during the procedure.

MSKUS examination may take 15 to 30 minutes.

Results will be sent to your doctor after the test has been completed.”

#2 – Diagnostic Test page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/diagnostic-test/): Above the text upload two images of EMG, NCS or MSKUS images.

#3 – Conditions Treated page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/conditions-treated/): Change each category into toggles.

#1 – Forms page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/forms/): Place the forms in two columns.
Left column:
CPTTX Patient History Form
CPTTX Information Form
CPTTX Assign of Benefits
CPTTX Patient Request for Records
CPTTX Photo Video Release Form

Right column:
Neck Index
DASH
Back Index
LEFS
ABC Scale (Balance, Gait, Falls)

#2 – Forms page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/forms/): Place a comma between ‘balance, gait, falls’

#3 – First Visit page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/first-visit/): Upload “Before your first visit” document.

#4 – Conditions Treated page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/conditions-treated/): Upload text: Each bullet point should be clickable.

Conditions Treated:

+Neck and Back Pain & Injuries
++Post Surgical
++Herniated Disc
++Sprain/Strain
++Radiating arm and/or leg pain
++Stenosis
++Arthritis
++Scoliosis
++Fractures
+Shoulder Pain & Rotator Cuff Injuries
++Post Surgical
++Rotator Cuff Tear
++Sprain/Strain
++Rotator Cuff and Biceps Tendonitis
++Labrum Tears
++Impingement Syndrome
++Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
++Dislocations
++Instability
++Arthritis
++Fractures
+Elbow and Pain & Injuries
+Post Surgical
++Medial Epicondylitis (Golfer’s Elbow)
++Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow)
++Sprain/Strain
++Pronator Syndrome
++Anterior Interosseous Nerve Syndrome
++Supinator Syndrome
++Posterior Interosseous Nerve Syndrome
++Radial Tunnel Syndrome
++Arthritis
++Ulnar Neuritis
++Dislocations
++Fractures
+Hand Pain & Injuries
++Post Surgical
++Carpal Tunnel
++Sprain/Strain
++Arthritis
++Trigger Finger
++Gamekeepers Thumb
++Dislocations
++Dupuytren Contractures
++Lacerations
++Fractures
+Hip Pain & Injuries
++Post Surgical
++Arthritis
++Acetabular Labral Tears
++Osteochondral Defects
++Trochanteric Bursitis
++Hip Flexor Syndrome
++Sprain/Strain
++Developmental Disorders
++Fracture
++Dislocations
+Knee Pain & Injuries
++Post Surgical
++Patellofemoral Syndrome
++Meniscus Tear
++ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) Tear
++PCL (posterior cruciate ligament) Tear
++MCL (medial collateral ligament) Sprain/Strain or Tear
++LCL (lateral collateral ligament) Sprain/Strain or Tear
++Osgood Schlatter Disease
++Patellar Tendinitis (Jumper’s Knee)
++Tendon Tears
++Bursitis
++Tendinitis
++Baker’s Cyst
++Osteochondritis Dissecans
++Dislocations
++Fractures
+Ankle and Foot Pain & Injuries
++Post Surgical
++Ankle Sprain/ Strain
++Plantarfasitis
++Ankle Instability
++Achilles Tendon Injuries
++Osteochondral Lesions
++Tendinopathies
++Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
++Adult Acquired Flatfoot
++Pes Cavus (high arches)
++Pes Plantus (flat feet)
++Hallux Limitus
++Hallux Rigidus
++Metatarsalgia
++Neuroma
++Fractures
+Pre & Post Surgical Rehabilitation
++Cervical
++Lumbar
++Shoulder
++Elbow
++Hand/wrist
++Hip
++Knee
++Ankle/foot
+Sports Injuries
+Concussion
+Balance and Gait Problems
+Neurological Disorders
++Pakinson’s Disease
++Vestibular Disorders
++Balance and Falls
++Brain Injuries
++Stroke/CVA
++Degenerative Diseases
+Cardiopulmonary Conditioning/Rehabilitation
+Parkinson’s Disease
+Arthritis
+Chronic Pain/Fibromyalgia
+TMJ Dysfunction
+Headaches
+Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

#5 – Phyiscal Therapy Services page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/physical-therapy-services/): Upload text: Each bullet point should be clickable.

+Activity & Sport Specific Therapeutic Exercises
+Neuromuscular Re-education
+Balance Training
+Injury Prevention
+Postural Realignment
+Parkinson Rehabilitation
+Parkinson Wellness Recovery (PWR)
+Manual Therapy
+Joint Mobilization
+Biofeedback
+Graston Technique
+Medical Cupping
+Kinesio Taping
+Dry Needling
+Acupuncture
+Iontophoresis
+Phonophoresis
+Blood Flow Restriction (BFR)
+H-Wave Electric Stimulation
+Complex Electrical Stimulation
+VooDoo Recovery Bands
+Normatec Recovery Boots
+Far Infrared Sauna
+Anodyne Therapy

#6 – Recovery Techniques page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/recovery-techniques/): Upload text: Each bullet point should be clickable.

+Normatec Recovery Boots
+Cupping
+Graston Technique
+Kinesio Taping
+Dry Needling
+Acupuncture
+Blood Flow Restriction (BFR)
+Stretching
+H-wave Stimulation
+Complex Electrical Stimulation
+VooDoo Recovery Bands
+Parkinson Wellness Recovery (PWR)
+Far Infrared Sauna
+Anodyne Therapy

Add the fax number to the footer. (See screenshot: https://prnt.sc/h3z5yr)

Fax icon in dropbox (https://www.dropbox.com/sh/rr234zw38vu8t2m/AAAeieHQ48iqaSCKIF5s9EtGa?dl=0)

#1 – Update logo: Dropbox link(https://www.dropbox.com/sh/rr234zw38vu8t2m/AAAeieHQ48iqaSCKIF5s9EtGa?dl=0)

#2 – Footer: Update the email to ‘info@consultationpt.com’

#3 – Contact page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/contact-us/): Update email to ‘info@consultationpt.com’

#4 – Homepage: Fom Change “Schedule an free Appointment” to “Schedule a Complimentary 10 Minute Consult”

#5 – Create “FAQ” page.

#6 – Upload the following content to ‘faq’ page: (Each question should be a new toggle):
“For Additional Questions Please Contact Us (info@consultationpt.com)

Is physical therapy right for you?
+The answer is Yes if you have a condition that is restricting your ability to perform your daily activities.
+There are many approaches that can be taken to help improve and return you to normal activities with limited to no restrictions.

Does your facility accept my health insurance?
+We participate in the majority of major health insurance plans including Medicare, Medicaid and Worker’s Compensation.
+Please contact us prior to your first visit to see if we participate with your specific health plan.

Does your facility submit claims to my insurance company?
+As a service to our patients, we will gladly file claims with your insurance company on your behalf. In order to appropriately submit these claims, we will need to obtain a copy of your insurance identification card and drivers license to ensure that we have the necessary information.

Do I need a referral for physical therapy by my physician?
+Yes. A physician referral is required by your health insurance plan for you to be seen by a licensed therapist.
+We also offer treatment options, services and/or products that do NOT require a referral and are available on a self pay basis.

Do I have a choice where I can go for physical therapy?
+Yes. The choice of where you receive therapy is always yours.
+While the majority of our patients come to us by physician referral/recommendation, many clients request to see us due to our strong clinical reputation in the community.

What will my first physical therapy visit consist of?
+Your therapist will conduct an evaluation and review of recommendations of your condition. This will last about 60 minutes.
+This evaluation is necessary to create a program designed specifically to address your needs for a maximum recovery.

What do I need to wear?
+We recommend comfortable clothing such as sweatpants or shorts, a T-shirt or tank-top and sneakers.

What do I need to bring on my first physical therapy visit?
++Referral slip from your medical doctor
++Your medical insurance card
++Your ID
+If you are getting therapy as a result of a worker’s compensation claim or an automobile accident, you will also need to bring your claim information, including claim number.
Please arrive 15 minutes early on your first visit to fill out any necessary paperwork.

How long is each physical therapy visit?
+Each visit will last 60–90 minutes on average. Times vary due to the treatments and exercises being performed.

How often and how long do I go to physical therapy for treatment?
+The regularity of your visits will be determined by your physician and physical therapist after your initial evaluation, but most patients have 3 visits each week for 4-6 weeks.
+More or less treatment may be needed due to your physical condition and diagnosis.

#7 – Add ‘FAQ’ below ‘Patient Information’ in the navigation menu.

#8 – Create a Page for “First Visit”

#9 – Add ‘First Visit’ below ‘FAQ’ underneath ‘Patient Information’ in the navigation menu.

#10 – Create a page for “Forms”

#11 – Upload all the PDF’s to ‘Forms’ page:
(https://www.dropbox.com/sh/pt3uz39znxcguv9/AAC0yHg9egL3jclSJU-XWbFZa?dl=0)

Called Dr. Kelly, he is busy with flood Harvey and has been without electricity for some time. F/U planned for two weeks if we don’t hear back from him by then.

Please refer to ticket 81424 labeled “Edits 8/9” for further detail.

Instruction:

1. All posts on http://chadkelly.360sites.net/conditions-treated/ — categorize as “conditions”

– instead of listing bullet points manually, please use DIVI module called “blog” and load this category within it.

2. all posts on http://chadkelly.360sites.net/Physical-Therapy-Services/ — categorize as “physical-therapy”

– instead of listing bullet points manually, please use DIVI module called “blog” and load this category within it.

3. all posts on http://chadkelly.360sites.net/Recovery-Techniques — categorize as “recovery-techniques”

– instead of listing bullet points manually, please use DIVI module called “blog” and load this category within it.

#1 – Create a page for “Conditions Treated”

#2 – Add the following bulleted list to ‘Conditions Treated’ page:
Neck and Back Pain
Shoulder Pain
Elbow and Hand Pain
Hip and Knee Pain
Ankle and Foot Pain
Pre & Post Surgical Rehabilitation
Sports Injuries
Concussion
Balance and Gait Problems
Neurological Disorders
Cardiopulmonary Conditioning/Rehabilitation
Parkinson’s Disease
Arthritis
Chronic Pain/Fibromyalgia
TMJ Dysfunction
Headaches
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Etc.

#3 – Create a post for all the conditions from #2

#4 – Create a page for “Physical Therapy Services”

#5 – Add the following bulleted list to ‘Physical Therapy Services’ page:
Sport or Activity Specific Exercises
Neuromuscular Re-education
Balance Training
Injury Prevention
Postural Realignment
Manual Therapy
Joint Mobilization
Graston Technique
Medical Cupping
Kinesio Taping
Dry Needling
Blood Flow Restriction (BFR)
Dry Needling
Acupuncture
Parkinson Rehabilitation
Parkinson Wellness Recovery (PWR)
H-Wave Electric Stimulation
Complex Electrical Stimulation
VooDoo Recovery Bands
Normatec Recovery Boots
Far Infrared Sauna
Anodyne Therapy

#6 – Create a post for all the services from #5.

#7 – Create a page for “Recovery Techniques”

#8 – Add the following bulleted list to ‘Recovery Techniques’ page:
Normatec Recovery Boots
Cupping
Graston Technique
Kinesio Taping
Stretching
H-wave Stimulation
Complex Electrical Stimulation
VooDoo Recovery Bands
Parkinson Wellness Recovery (PWR)
Far Infrared Sauna

#9 – Create a post for each technique from #8.

#10 – Add content to “Stretching” page (http://chadkelly.360sites.net/stretching/):
“Stretching is something that we all need to do, but we find ourselves making time to perform this important aspect to our health. Poor flexibility can lead to impairments posture, mechanics resulting in muscle and tendon strains, chronic pain and mechanical malfunctions along with many other pathologies.

During our stretching programs, we offer and implement many different types of stretching techniques to facilitate the proper correction that is needed. These may include a combination of active, static, dynamic and neurofacilitation techniques (PNF). The techniques implemented will depend on the desired outcome and current pathologies. By combining techniques that treat the muscular and the neurological components helps to improve both the flexibility and mobility of the musculoskeletal system much quicker than typical static stretching alone.

We offer patient education in the following self-stretching and mobilizations tools:
Foam Roller
Stretching Strap
Resistance Bands
Lacrosse Ball
Theracane
The Stick
Voo Doo Bands
Orb Ball
Etc.”

#11 – Create a post for “Orthotics”

#12 – Add the following tabs below ‘Services’ in the navigation menu:
“Conditions Treated”
“Physical Therapy Services”
“Recovery Techniques”
“Stretching”
“Orthotics”

#13 – Create a page for “Patient Information”

#14 – Add content to ‘patient information’:

Before First Visit
Make a list of questions you would like to discuss on your first visit
List signs and symptoms
Write down past medical history, previous treatments, current medications and other medical information
Call the office to verify your insurance benefits
Fill out the patient forms before you arrive
Arrive 20 minutes before your first scheduled appointment
Bring your photo ID and insurance card to be copied
Patient Forms
Prior to your first visit print off and fill out the forms, complete them and bring them to your first visit

12:30 pm PST, Wednesday, August 9th.

Email sent.

cptstaffing.com
713-802-2310

Left voicemail for Dr. Kelly. Also sent google verification email the day before.

For Twitter, Google+ and Facebook.

Hello Dr. Chad Kelly,

Your website is ready for your review and to further customize.

This is the initial time that you will see the website, therefore you will have many questions and comments! We encourage you to schedule a call to go over the details of the functional site. We have combined the design you have approved with the pages and information available to us. Please take a look at the website and let us know of any page changes, additions and/or questions you might have.

Temporary URL: http://chadkelly.360sites.net

If you would like to make changes to the website in the future, you may always log in or send us an email at support@optimized360.com. We welcome any questions regarding the website editor.

Schedule a Call: https://calendly.com/optimized360/calls

Thank you!

jessica.c@optimized360.com

#1 – Here is a list of sites with reviews, add these to the testimonial page:
+http://www.superpages.com/bp/houston-tx/consultation-pt-L2061962123.htm

#2 – Find images for the following posts and add to ft. image area:
+Stretching Programs
+Recover Programs

Tried several times to copy content from content.360sites.net. It reported that the content was copied on 360sites but on Dr. Kelly’s site the post was not present.

URL: chadkelly.360sites.net

Please develop theme based on provided PSD in dropbox. FTP and credentials have been confirmed.

Include hover effects in appropriate areas and link all buttons/links to related pages.

Below are specific instructions:

Use Rogue framework

*Fluid responsive!

Menu buttons hover – https://tympanus.net/Development/CreativeLinkEffects/ – 1st set “Wafture, sumptuous, scintilla…”

ALL buttons hover – https://tympanus.net/Development/ButtonStylesInspiration/ – 3rd line for ‘Winona’

Feat. Services hover – your choice

Physical Therapy in Houst TX – system output

Patient Feedback – system output

jessica.c@optimized360.com

Hello Dr. Chad Kelly,

Your design has been approved!

Approved concept URL: https://360controlpanel.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/kelly-chad-2.jpg

If you have any major changes to the design, please let us know. Other than that, your design has been submitted to our development team. This process will take about 1-2 weeks and if you have any content material, please send them my way. This includes photos, biographies, forms and anything you’d like to mention the site. You’ll get more opportunities to review the site and make additional changes as well.

From Dr. Kelly “It looks good to me”

We are sending off his design to development.

Hello Dr. Chad Kelly,

Based off of our discussion I have compiled a design draft for your review. Please take a moment to review this concept and let me know of any changes you would like to see. Additionally, we want to focus on the layout and colors of the design, as the text and images can be changed at any given time.

Please click below to schedule a call so we can discuss this design:
https://calendly.com/optimized360/calls/

Looking forward to your feedback!
Thank you.

ConsultationPT.com and consultationpttexas.com

Please figure which will be main vs alias

I would recommend Texas as the main and alias would be the other which can go on business cards, windows, and etc..

($25/year each domain) — client wants an extra domain

Is there a way to get more than one and then have them connected to the website?

On Wed, Jul 19, 2017 at 12:00 PM, Jessica C wrote:
Hi Dr. Kelly,

I just checked online and the following web addresses are available:
consultationpt.com
cpttexas.com
consultationpttexas.com
texasconsultationpt.com
Please let me know which one you would like and we can purchase it on your behalf.

On Wed, Jul 19, 2017 at 8:36 AM, Chad Kelly wrote:
Jessica

A quick question. Do you know what the website address is going to be? I gave some suggestions I would like, but haven’t heard anything yet. I was in the process of printing some business cards and would like to have it to place on it.

Thanks for your help.
Chad

From Dr. Kelly: “I like the design. what else do you need from me?”

I have asked for Dr. Kelly to confirm approval before I start development.

Hello Dr. Chad Kelly,
Based off of our discussion I have compiled a design draft for your review. Please take a moment to review this concept and let me know of any changes you would like to see. Additionally, we want to focus on the layout and colors of the design, as the text and images can be changed at any given time.

Please click below to schedule a call so we can discuss this design:
https://calendly.com/optimized360/calls/

Looking forward to your feedback!
Thank you.

Examples to reference:
More important design:http://www.nyphysicaltherapy.net/ (Likes over feeling/style, balance of professional/medical and sports

https://athletixrehab.com/ (Likes: sections, graphic icons Dislikes: Colors, too focused on professional athletes)

Layout
-modern
-balance of text & visual
-very clean & organized

Colors
-white
-electric blue
-dark gray

Images
-athletes
-normal people performing stretching activities
-all ethnicities & age groups

Overall Feel
-modern
-medical/sports

Sections
-Slider
-Ft. Services : Physical Therapy, Recover Programs, Stretching Programs (https://athletixrehab.com/)
-Office summary
-Affiliates
-Testimonials
-News feed
-Patient forms/Contact Area

Dr. Kelly rescheduled his call for 3:30 pm PST. 7/7

Hello Dr. Chad Kelly,

While we work on your website, we’d also like to start your Social Media accounts as soon as possible. If you have Facebook, Twitter or Google Plus profiles created, please login credentials so that we may update what’s necessary.

Thank you, and we look forward to working with you.

Your Name Chad Kelly
Desired Domain(s) consultationPT.com, CPTTexas.com, ConsultationPTTexas.com
Do you have an existing Site? No
Practice Name Consultation Physical Therapy of Texas, P..
Secondary Title (Dr. Name) Chad Kelly
Tagline (slogan) Returning you to the Game of Life
Practice Address Street Address: 427 West 20th Street
Street Address Line 2: Suite 207
City: Houston
State / Province: TX
Postal / Zip Code: 77008
Country: United States
Practice Telephone (713) 961-7852
E-mail for Patients ConsultationPTTexas@gmail.com
Will you be the decision maker during this process? Yes
Sections Social Media Links
Featured Services
Promotions
Testimonials
Video
Contact Form
Membership Logos
Office Map
Doctor’s Bio
Office Summary
Overall Feel Modern
Masculine
Please Give us Examples of Websites You Like athletixrehab.com, valeopt.com, johnwesttherapy.com, nyphysicaltherapy.net, http://rauschpt.net
Light or Dark Dark Background (light text)
Select Colors Black, Electric Blue, Red, Yellow, Orange, Grey
Bright
Deep
Neutral
Monochromatic
Image Types Your Images (Upload or Email)
People
Specialty (Medical, Dental…)
Ethnicity Caucasian
Hispanic
Asian
African American
Age Group Teen
Adults
Elderly
Demographic Retired
Working Class
Business (ex: downtowns)
Upscale
Specialty Physical Therapy, Orthopedics
Top 3-4 Services Physical Therapy, Recovery Programs, Stretching Programs

Please create temporary site and include client original content (if any).

Hello Dr. Kelly,

Welcome to Optimized360!

My name is Jessica and I will be the designer working with you every step of the way, starting from concept to going live! I had a quick meeting with your account consultant earlier to discuss your account and review the notes you initially had.

Please take a few minutes to fill out our design questionnaire below. This should give you a better idea of the variety of elements that are featured in an effective design.

URL: https://form.jotform.us/61947943668171

After we gain a better sense of what you are looking for I can start the design process. If it is easier for you to explain this via phone we can schedule a phone interview instead.

Schedule a Call: https://calendly.com/optimized360/calls

I look forward to working on this design with you.

jessica.c@optimized360.com

Please set up social medias and link to the site for the doctor

Dr. Kelly is the point of contact

Sent DQ

Physical therapy practice in Houston, Texas.

Will have Logo sent off to us soon

Platinum Package: $5,000 + $149/m**
**$79/m waived for 6 Months
$70/m for the first 6 months and $149/m after

Payment Method
#: American Express ending in 2005
Name: Chad Kelly
Expiration: 03/22
Code: 8690
Zip Code: 77025

Please send me invoice

Ordered via phone

Spoke with Dr. Kelly – very nice – went over Gold – didnt want anything too crazy – asked about a shopping cart – needs emails set up – sent proposal – will get back to me on monday or tuesday