Supporting the Physiatrist, Strengthening the Specialty

AAPM&R is working to ensure PM&R is positioned to thrive in the future of healthcare and that you’re prepared for wherever your career takes you. Our more than 10,000 Academy members support each other in advancing PM&R’s impact through healthcare. As we move forward, it is more important than ever that every member play an active role in helping one another realize the vision for our specialty.

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Looking for AAPM&R members in the news? Press releases? Our Academy Action Center? Or looking to submit your members in the news content? You'll find it all in our Newsroom. You will also be able to explore PM&R and Academy news as well as learn how to contact us if you would like to submit your member content, or if you are a reporter who is interested in speaking with a PM&R physician.

Event Calendar and Webinars

Stay up to date on all Academy events and learning opportunities and view recordings of past webinars. 

PM&R Aspire

PM&R Aspire is our career-exploration platform purpose-built to help PM&R professionals make better-informed career decisions. We have mapped employer locations across the United States, enabling you to explore, message and apply to the roles that matter most to you.

PM&R Q&A Video Conversations

AAPM&R is leading the advancement of physiatry’s impact throughout healthcare as aligned with YOUR vision for the specialty. Explore our Q&A video series where members of our Physiatrist in Training (PHiT) Council Board chat with AAPM&R Board leaders.

Latest News

2016 Performance Scores are Now Available in the Physician Compare Downloadable Database

Jun 1, 2018, 08:24 by User Not Found

Your 2016 performance scores are now available for download via Data.Medicare.gov. The Physician Compare Downloadable Database is a resource intended for clinicians and group representatives as well as third-party data users to provide useful information about clinicians and groups currently enrolled in Medicare.

Here's what you can find in the Downloadable Database:

  • 2016 Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) measures for clinicians and groups
  • 2016 Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) for PQRS summary survey measures for groups
  • 2016 non-PQRS Qualified Clinical Data Registry (QCDR) measures for clinicians and groups
  • Subset of 2015 utilization data for clinicians

The 2016 performance scores for the group-level measures publicly reported as star ratings and those CAHPS for PQRS and non-PQRS QCDR measures that met the public reporting standards have also been updated on Physician Compare public-facing profile pages. Any cases that were suppressed due to an open Informal Review and were deemed suitable for public reporting are now available on the Physician Compare website. For more information about quality measures and public reporting, and a detailed list of the measures publicly available, visit the Physician Compare Initiative page.


Is your information up-to-date on Physician Compare?

The primary source for general information on Physician Compare is the Provider Enrollment, Chain, and Ownership System (PECOS). To update your listing on Physician Compare, including practice location(s) and education information, you must first make sure your information in Internet-based PECOS is up to date. It can take up to 2 to 4 months for changes in PECOS to be reflected on Physician Compare. To learn more about which information can be updated via PECOS, and which information can be updated by contacting the Physician Compare support team, visit the Physician Compare Initiative page.

If you have additional questions about your listing on Physician Compare, contact the Physician Compare support team at PhysicianCompare@Westat.com.

2016 Performance Scores are Now Available in the Physician Compare Downloadable Database

Jun 1, 2018, 08:24 by User Not Found

Your 2016 performance scores are now available for download via Data.Medicare.gov. The Physician Compare Downloadable Database is a resource intended for clinicians and group representatives as well as third-party data users to provide useful information about clinicians and groups currently enrolled in Medicare.

Here's what you can find in the Downloadable Database:

  • 2016 Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) measures for clinicians and groups
  • 2016 Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) for PQRS summary survey measures for groups
  • 2016 non-PQRS Qualified Clinical Data Registry (QCDR) measures for clinicians and groups
  • Subset of 2015 utilization data for clinicians

The 2016 performance scores for the group-level measures publicly reported as star ratings and those CAHPS for PQRS and non-PQRS QCDR measures that met the public reporting standards have also been updated on Physician Compare public-facing profile pages. Any cases that were suppressed due to an open Informal Review and were deemed suitable for public reporting are now available on the Physician Compare website. For more information about quality measures and public reporting, and a detailed list of the measures publicly available, visit the Physician Compare Initiative page.


Is your information up-to-date on Physician Compare?

The primary source for general information on Physician Compare is the Provider Enrollment, Chain, and Ownership System (PECOS). To update your listing on Physician Compare, including practice location(s) and education information, you must first make sure your information in Internet-based PECOS is up to date. It can take up to 2 to 4 months for changes in PECOS to be reflected on Physician Compare. To learn more about which information can be updated via PECOS, and which information can be updated by contacting the Physician Compare support team, visit the Physician Compare Initiative page.

If you have additional questions about your listing on Physician Compare, contact the Physician Compare support team at PhysicianCompare@Westat.com.

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Online Learning Portal

Education is a fundamental offering that affects PM&R physicians across clinical focuses, practice areas, career stages and levels of expertise. As part of Academy membership, we provide top-notch education and other innovative learning resources across a variety of delivery mechanisms.

Access AAPM&R’s popular Online Learning Portal, which features educational resources, including case studies, instructional videos and more on a variety of clinical and practice topics.



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24/7 access to our online educational resources through the end of your annual membership cycle. Check out what's included below!

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STEP Certificate Programs

AAPM&R’s highly-regarded STEP Certificate Programs are designed by physiatrists for physiatrists and teach and assess important physiatric skills using a progressive, competency- based curriculum.

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PhyzForum

PhyzForum is an online physiatry community that allows you to engage with peers, ask advice, and share experiences. Participate in discussions to network, collaborate, and exchange best practices with your peers.

Annual Assembly
November 12-15

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The 2020 Annual Assembly is virtual! Join us from November 12-15 as we meet online to share best practices and support each other as we navigate a “new normal."

Critical Conversation Series

Thursday, October 1 at 6 pm (CT)

You're invited to participate in a series of discussions on racial equity, access and inclusion in today’s world. Join us for our next conversation on October 1 for AAPM&R's Diversity and Inclusion Journey. We will review efforts that led to the creation of the D&I strategic plan, unveil our new Principles of Inclusion and Engagement and share new initiatives on the horizon.

AAPM&R News

2016 Performance Scores are Now Available in the Physician Compare Downloadable Database

Jun 01, 2018

Your 2016 performance scores are now available for download via Data.Medicare.gov. The Physician Compare Downloadable Database is a resource intended for clinicians and group representatives as well as third-party data users to provide useful information about clinicians and groups currently enrolled in Medicare.

Here's what you can find in the Downloadable Database:

  • 2016 Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) measures for clinicians and groups
  • 2016 Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) for PQRS summary survey measures for groups
  • 2016 non-PQRS Qualified Clinical Data Registry (QCDR) measures for clinicians and groups
  • Subset of 2015 utilization data for clinicians

The 2016 performance scores for the group-level measures publicly reported as star ratings and those CAHPS for PQRS and non-PQRS QCDR measures that met the public reporting standards have also been updated on Physician Compare public-facing profile pages. Any cases that were suppressed due to an open Informal Review and were deemed suitable for public reporting are now available on the Physician Compare website. For more information about quality measures and public reporting, and a detailed list of the measures publicly available, visit the Physician Compare Initiative page.


Is your information up-to-date on Physician Compare?

The primary source for general information on Physician Compare is the Provider Enrollment, Chain, and Ownership System (PECOS). To update your listing on Physician Compare, including practice location(s) and education information, you must first make sure your information in Internet-based PECOS is up to date. It can take up to 2 to 4 months for changes in PECOS to be reflected on Physician Compare. To learn more about which information can be updated via PECOS, and which information can be updated by contacting the Physician Compare support team, visit the Physician Compare Initiative page.

If you have additional questions about your listing on Physician Compare, contact the Physician Compare support team at PhysicianCompare@Westat.com.

Physiatry News

2016 Performance Scores are Now Available in the Physician Compare Downloadable Database

Jun 01, 2018

Your 2016 performance scores are now available for download via Data.Medicare.gov. The Physician Compare Downloadable Database is a resource intended for clinicians and group representatives as well as third-party data users to provide useful information about clinicians and groups currently enrolled in Medicare.

Here's what you can find in the Downloadable Database:

  • 2016 Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) measures for clinicians and groups
  • 2016 Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) for PQRS summary survey measures for groups
  • 2016 non-PQRS Qualified Clinical Data Registry (QCDR) measures for clinicians and groups
  • Subset of 2015 utilization data for clinicians

The 2016 performance scores for the group-level measures publicly reported as star ratings and those CAHPS for PQRS and non-PQRS QCDR measures that met the public reporting standards have also been updated on Physician Compare public-facing profile pages. Any cases that were suppressed due to an open Informal Review and were deemed suitable for public reporting are now available on the Physician Compare website. For more information about quality measures and public reporting, and a detailed list of the measures publicly available, visit the Physician Compare Initiative page.


Is your information up-to-date on Physician Compare?

The primary source for general information on Physician Compare is the Provider Enrollment, Chain, and Ownership System (PECOS). To update your listing on Physician Compare, including practice location(s) and education information, you must first make sure your information in Internet-based PECOS is up to date. It can take up to 2 to 4 months for changes in PECOS to be reflected on Physician Compare. To learn more about which information can be updated via PECOS, and which information can be updated by contacting the Physician Compare support team, visit the Physician Compare Initiative page.

If you have additional questions about your listing on Physician Compare, contact the Physician Compare support team at PhysicianCompare@Westat.com.

Take the Next STEP in Your Ultrasound Education

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AAPM&R's STEP Ultrasound Certificate Program is the premiere ultrasound training program—designed by physiatrists, for physiatrists. 

As the only formal, standardized training pathway available for honing and validating your ultrasound skill set, successful completion of the STEP Ultrasound Program will clearly demonstrate to your patients, fellow health care professionals, employers, and the medical facilities you work with that you are a competent professional, expertly trained in ultrasound. 

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