Anne Osborn, PT, MPT

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT

Anne Perry Osborn is a distinguished physical therapist and entrepreneur with over two decades of experience bridging clinical practice and healthcare education. She holds a Master of Physical Therapy from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and currently serves as the Owner and Director of Quality and Accreditation at Ridley Learning. With a background that includes clinical roles in outpatient rehabilitation and home health, Anne brings practical, hands-on insight to her leadership in continuing education, ensuring that learning opportunities remain relevant and impactful for today's practitioners.

A pivotal figure in the continuing education landscape, Anne previously founded and led HomeCEUConnection for fifteen years, growing the organization to serve over 200,000 healthcare professionals annually. Her expertise in quality assurance and accreditation is extensive; she has successfully led initiatives to secure approved provider status from major national bodies, including the ANCC, AOTA, ASHA, and the BOC. In addition to her administrative leadership, Anne is a subject matter expert in professional ethics, having developed specialized content on ethics and jurisprudence for multiple state licensing boards.

Exercise as Medicine for Diabetes: What the Evidence Supports

Exercise as Medicine for Diabetes: What the Evidence Supports

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Evidence Briefs

Physical therapist guiding an older adult through exercise for type 2 diabetes with resistance bands in a bright clinic

Exercise for Type 2 Diabetes: What the Evidence Supports

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Clinical Insights

Clinician demonstrating Hoover's sign on a patient during a functional neurological disorder evaluation in an outpatient clinic

7 Functional Neurological Disorder Myths the Current Evidence Refutes

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Clinical Insights

Aquatic Therapy for Spinal Stenosis: Evidence for Complex Patients

Aquatic Therapy for Spinal Stenosis: Evidence for Complex Patients

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Evidence Briefs

Return to Sport After Patellofemoral Pain: Evidence-Based Criteria

Return to Sport After Patellofemoral Pain: Evidence-Based Criteria

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Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 2 minute read

Evidence Briefs

Athletic trainer demonstrating single-leg squat and hip control assessment for patellofemoral pain myths blog at a high school training room

7 Patellofemoral Pain Myths the Current Evidence Refutes

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Clinical Insights

Hip Plus Knee Strengthening: Why Combined Exercise Wins

Hip Plus Knee Strengthening: Why Combined Exercise Wins

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Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 2 minute read

Evidence Briefs

Decompression Alone vs. Fusion for Spinal Stenosis: Five-Year Evidence

Decompression Alone vs. Fusion for Spinal Stenosis: Five-Year Evidence

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Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 2 minute read

Evidence Briefs

Physical therapist reviewing a lumbar MRI with a patient in an outpatient clinic, discussing lumbar spinal stenosis myths and treatment options

6 Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Myths the Research Contradicts

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Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 8 minute read

Clinical Insights

Fear and Patellofemoral Pain: When Psychology Drives Disability

Fear and Patellofemoral Pain: When Psychology Drives Disability

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Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 2 minute read

Evidence Briefs