Welcome to Preferred Therapy Solutions
Our Solutions. Your Success.
We are a leading provider of rehabilitation program management to post-acute care facilities and agencies, offering comprehensive rehabilitation programs focused on superior care, patient satisfaction, and customized solutions tailored to fit each facility’s unique needs.
PTS was founded in 2004 with a simple goal: To be the rehabilitation provider and employer of choice in the communities we serve. Founding member Liz Almeida-Sanborn, Physical Therapist, immersed herself in building supportive teams who share her passion for rehabilitation with older adults and went to work creating solutions that put the patient at the center.
With an unwavering commitment to clinical excellence and evidence-based research, PTS continues to invest in the development of its clinical teams. This approach accounts for the tremendous growth and outstanding clinical outcomes PTS provides to their partners in care.
When patients
succeed, we all
succeed.
In today’s competitive, ever changing healthcare environment, to succeed you need to do more than make the best of it; You need to be the best. Our tailored approach is patient centered with a focus on clinical and operational success.
We provide our
partners with:
- Deep industry expertise and thought leadership
- Customized clinical program development
- Dedicated facility-based operations & clinical management
- Complete program staffing and full-spectrum recruitment services
- Comprehensive operational, financial, and clinical analysis & reporting
- State-of-the-art IT systems & support
- Census development and marketing partnerships
We provide our
employees with:
- Flexible careers that focus on work/life balance
- Opportunities for continued professional development
- Leadership and clinical training series
- A healthcare plan designed to fit the unique needs of each employee
- A competitive 401(k) plan
- Generous paid time off
- Student affiliation programs
Why Preferred?
Our solutions. Our people. Your success.
