PT Month 2019

Physical Therapy Day of Service (PTDOS) was founded in 2015 to unite our industry in acts of service and encourage us to become more engaged in our communities. Last year alone, PTDOS boasted 4,731 participants in 50 states and 55 countries with 26 sponsors offering the financial and human resources to make immediate and lasting change possible. This year, CORA is proud to be a Platinum sponsor, a true motivator to get out there and make a difference.

How can you get involved?

The official Worldwide PTDOS is Saturday October 12, 2019 though volunteer efforts can take place any time within a week of that day. Participation for CORA employees is easy, and more information is coming soon from your Clinical Services Team:

1. Pledge at ptdayofservice.com.
2. Identify a place to serve on your own or with other CORA peeps.
3. Spread the word—tell your friends, tell your clinic, tell the guy at the grocery store (going social? Use #PTDOS #CORApt)
4. Serve!

Here are some pledges to give you an idea of how you can participate!

Watch PTDOS Pledges in Action!

Last year, we challenged everyone to transform the communities in which we live, love and serve on PT Day of Service 2018. And you delivered on your pledges … and then some! Check out your fellow friends, families and work mates in action just one year ago. Your efforts have inspired us to strive for bigger and better this year to make a greater impact in all of our regions!

What we cannot easily do alone, we do in numbers. Thanks to the MakeMe app, the CORA team gets all the “push” we need to volunteer more, adventure more, eat healthier and, well, more! Participation in the four-week program is always voluntary and can help earn our employees a special bonus — the perfect incentive to be our best selves. You’ll have to check back as more information becomes available to see what we have in store for you!

It’s easy to join.

1. Add the MakeMe app to your mobile device.
2. Hold yourself accountable by posting photos and location check-ins.
3. Track your points on the MakerScore dashboard.
4. “Bump” your fellow CORA teammates to show support.
5. Track your current challenges.