Q: Where can I find a Physical Therapist?
A: Click on the icon in the Consumer Information Section.

Q: "How do I join the ALAPTA?"
A: It's easy... just (click here) and you'll be directed to the membership page of the APTA. An installment payment plan is available.

Q: "What are the benefits of membership?"
A: Advocacy, reimbursement, continuing education, specializations, periodicals, etc., but for specifics, you'll need to (click here).

Q: "Who do I contact to add something new to the ALAPTA web site?"
A: Please click on Website Administrator and let us know your thoughts.

Q: "Why was the ALAPTA PAC formed?"
A: ALAPTA PAC was formed to empower physical therapists to be more involved in the determination of state laws and policies. ALAPTA decided to create a mechanism that would allow the physical therapy profession to channel its financial and grassroots support to help elect candidates to the state legislature who are responsive to the physical therapy profession's goals and viewpoints.

Q: "Who directs ALAPTA-PAC activities?"
A: The ALAPTA Board of Directors recently appointed a seven member Government Affairs Committee (GAC) including one member form each of the Alabama Federal Congressional Districts and a PAC Chair. The Chair of the GAC and the ALAPTA Board of Directors are in frequent contact particularly during the legislature session. The GAC makes recommendations as to the distribution of PAC contributions with input from members, District Key Contacts, and our lobbyist.

Q:  "I need to contact Blue Cross and Blue Shield about a matter regarding a patient in our clinic. Do you have a number that I can call so that I don't have to chase all over the building to find who I need"?
A: Sure. BCBS has quite a few helpful numbers. A list is provided. If any of these numbers do not work, please let us know so that we may update them.