Try this prompt today

“Act as an experienced physical therapist who specializes in writing clear insurance correspondence. I need to draft a letter to an insurance case manager explaining why I'm requesting a treatment plan modification. Here are the details (use only generic descriptions, no real patient data): - Original authorization: [e.g., 8 visits over 4 weeks for lower back pain] - Requested change: [e.g., extend to 12 visits over 6 weeks and add aquatic therapy] - Reason for change: [e.g., patient showed slower progress than expected due to high pain levels and poor tolerance to land-based exercise; aquatic therapy allows pain-free movement] - Current functional status: [e.g., still unable to sit for more than 20 minutes or lift objects over 10 pounds] - Goal: [e.g., return to desk job and light household activities] Write a professional, concise letter that: 1. Clearly explains the clinical reasoning for the change 2. Demonstrates medical necessity with functional limitations 3. Shows progress made so far while explaining why more treatment is needed 4. Uses respectful, collaborative language 5. Stays under 300 words Format it as a business letter I can customize with real patient details later.”