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Credex Healthcare provides smooth and hassle-free licensing for physical therapists through personalized solutions that fit all the needs of physical therapy providers. Our experienced staff provides you end-to-end support in every aspect, from primary source verification to licensure to payer participation and facility privileges.
Credex Healthcare helps you excel in your career path from student to licensed Physical Therapist (PT) or Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) seamlessly.
PT licenses received around the USA with customized assistance.
States covered with deep understanding of physical therapist licensing requirements.
Processing days on average for expedited physical therapy licensing services
First-time submission success rate due to careful analysis and application validation.
We are the nation’s leading medical licensing service company for physical therapists in the USA. With over a decade of experience, our licensing solutions are designed to make the start of your professional journey easier by helping you meet the requirements for the National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE) and other state regulations.
Full Physical Therapy License Services Include:
Registration assistance for FSBPT, scheduling assistance, and eligibility verification
Full preparation and submission to the state licensing board, ensuring complete compliance with the rules
Strategic considerations in enrolling for the PT Licensure Compact
Facilitates the communication between PT and PTA academic programs, clinical sites, and FSBPT for the confirmation of credentials.
Training and resources for state practice acts, laws, and codes of ethics.
Specialized support for international PTs, including credential evaluation and NPTE preparation.
Automated tracking of license expiration dates for timely preparation and submission of applications to the licensing board
Knowing each state’s physical therapist licensing regulations is crucial for a smooth transition. You must pass the NPTE and receive a DPT degree in every state to become a DPT. But the rules are drastically different from state to state. We, at Credex Healthcare, assist physical therapists in fulfilling all states’ licensing boards requirements to prevent any rejections or delays.
An authorized degree by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) DPT is required. International students may need to attend extra lessons and have their credentials evaluated by Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy (FSBPT).
The National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE) is given by the Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy (FSBPT). To pass this, you need to study and prepare well for the examination since it assesses your practical and technical knowledge of all aspects of physical therapy.
Send all the necessary documents to the state licensing boards, along with official supplementary documentation. You will also need to pass any state-regulated examinations and offer evidence of practical training and professional references.
Check to see whether you may join the Physical Therapy Licensure Compact. Get a license in your home state first and then apply for compact privileges in additional partner states to make it easier to work in more than one state.
We look closely at your DPT achievements, NPTE scores, work experience, and career plan to formulate a specific strategy for how to get you certified as a physical therapist.
Our expert team will conduct an end-to-end correspondence with the Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy in all aspects of licensing process, from getting transcripts to conducting verifications.
We accomplish the state licensing board paperwork very carefully to make sure it meets all the requirements. This increases the chance for first-time approval.
Primary Source Management
We take care of verification requests from your DPT school, clinical rotation sites, and the FSBPT. This way, you may receive the board-compliant documentation you need faster.
PT Compact Navigation
We can assist you in enrolling you in the Physical Therapy Licensure Compact and get the most out of your compact privileges if you are a therapist who wishes to operate in more than one state.
The Physical Therapy Licensure Compact makes it easier for physical therapists to practice in more than one state. Our PT Compact expert helps you leverage this agreement to allow you to work in multiple member states with streamlined authorization, reduced administrative burden, and expanded career opportunities.
Virtual platforms let you treat patients in compact member states without having to obtain multi-state licenses.
Accept duties in compact member states to reduce administrative delays as patients travel.
Border Community Practice
Let you serve patients in adjacent states from a primary practice location.
Practice in states for flexible hours and expanded skills without licensing issues.
Provide prompt patient care in compact states during emergencies
Develop your career through clinical experience in various healthcare systems and environments
Years of Expertise
PT Compact
Verification Accuracy
Available 100% of the time
Tailored solutions to fit your PT licensing needs
Physical Therapy
Chen
Travel Physical Therapist
Johnson
Telehealth Physical Therapy
Sarah
Paediatric Physical Therapy
James
“I trained as a physical therapist in another country, and the process of getting a license in the US seemed too much for me. Credex helped me with credential evaluation, NPTE preparation, and state applications. Their patience and knowledge made all the difference.”
Acute Care Physical Therapy
Lisa
“I needed my license quickly to start my job at the hospital after moving to a new state. Credex sped up the whole process, and I was fully licensed in just three weeks. The service and communication were excellent the whole time.”
Application Preparation
Preparing documents, such as DPT records, NPTE scores from FSBPT, evidence of clinical training, and others
Submission & Initial Review
Submitting complete forms to the state licensing boards, original source verification, and participation in state law examinations
Verification Processing
State boards finalize the credentialing reviews, FSBPT transfers test scores, and verifies your credentials and background checks.
Final Review & Approval
The state licensing boards complete final reviews and get approval for license issuance, and update verification databases.
Every state has its own guidelines concerning what physical therapists need to complete to obtain a license, on top of the baseline NPTE and DPT degree qualifications. We keep the physical therapist updated with the requirements in all aspects.
Many states require you to pass state-specific jurisprudence exams and regulatory criteria before you receive a license.
The American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties (ABPTS) offers specialty certifications to secure employment in specific fields.
Various states have varied regulations to undertake background checks and the scope of criminal history review impacting licensure eligibility.
Register through the FSBPT website, receive state board approval for examination, schedule your exam at a Prometric testing centre, and prepare thoroughly.
Credex Healthcare’s physical therapy licensing services in the US provide you with the expertise, efficiency, and personalized support you need to begin practicing quickly and confidently.
We stay up to date with new guidelines and rigorously follow the standards established by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). We will be there for you in every step of the way in your physical therapy career, from helping you get ready for the NPTE exam to ensuring your license is up to date.
Ready to launch or expand your physical therapy career?
Get a free licensing evaluation from Credex Healthcare now and see how our professional physical therapy license services will help you get started more quickly.
Fill the form and someone from our team will get back to you. Or you can also call us on (833) 477-1261.
