Explore every episode of the podcast PT Pintcast - Physical Therapy
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| Why Metacognition Might Be the Most Underrated PT Skill | Kyle on Soft Skills, Mentorship & Leadership | 28 Jul 2025 | 00:20:32 | |
Most PTs focus on protocols, techniques, and outcomes—but what if the biggest differentiator in clinical success is how you think about your thinking? In this episode, Kyle shares his journey from treating patients internationally to mentoring new grads and running multi-clinic practices. He unpacks how metacognition, communication, and leadership can transform both patient outcomes and professional growth. | |||
| How to Protect Your PT Clinic from Risk, Lawsuits, and HIPAA Nightmares | 24 Jul 2025 | 00:21:24 | |
As a physical therapist, your focus is helping patients — but what about protecting your business? In this episode, we sit down with Michael Uzar, founder of Rehab Risk Consulting, who helps rehab clinics reduce legal, financial, and reputational risk. Mike shares his unique journey from PTA to DPT to risk management pro, and reveals the most common mistakes clinics make that could lead to lawsuits, HIPAA violations, or costly data breaches. If you own or work in a PT clinic, this is essential listening. In this episode, we cover:
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| Build a 7-Figure PT Network with Guerrilla Marketing Strategies | 01 Jul 2025 | 01:03:42 | |
Physical therapists: tired of relying on referrals that never come? Discover how concierge PT and podcast host Dave Kittle uses high-trust networking events to fuel cash-pay patient growth, referral partnerships, and collaborative opportunities — all without traditional ads. Learn how to structure the perfect dinner event, avoid overdoing your outreach, and build lasting relationships with providers and businesses in your area. Chapters: 00:00 - Intro: Why Relationship-First Marketing Wins 03:12 - Why Guerrilla Marketing is the New Standard 07:45 - Dinner Strategy 101: Who to Invite, What to Ask 15:22 - The “High School You” Question That Stops People Cold 20:40 - How Table Layout Impacts Conversation Dynamics 27:51 - Don’t Overdo It: The Anti-Scavenger Hunt Rant 34:00 - Luxury Personal Training & MSO Partnerships 39:20 - How to Collaborate Without Competing 43:12 - Creating a Rise-Together Provider Network | |||
| Is Patient Motivation Real? Spoiler: No | 31 Oct 2024 | 01:05:05 | |
We dive into the ongoing debate: Should physical therapists focus on motivating their patients, or is it more about fostering understanding and accountability? Chapters: 0:00 – Introduction: Motivation vs. Accountability in PT 3:25 – Whose Job Is It to Motivate? Shifting PT Goals 12:40 – Understanding Patient Responsibility & PT Boundaries 20:15 – Matching Therapy Styles to Patient Personalities 25:45 – "Celebrity PT" Branding: Making Therapists Local Stars 33:05 – Innovative Marketing Tactics for Clinics 41:20 – PTs' Communication Goal: Achieving Patient Understanding 49:30 – Testing New Marketing Models for PT Clinics 54:00 – CSM Live Podcast Idea and Final Thoughts Jimmy McKay and guests discuss the balance between guiding patients to self-motivation versus providing continuous external encouragement, all within the context of PT goals, patient autonomy, and clinical marketing strategies. Plus, they explore how clinics can better position their therapists as local “celebrities” through targeted marketing. Tune in for an insightful conversation on the limits of motivation in PT, practical ways to help patients take ownership of their recovery, and marketing ideas for PT clinics. Key Topics Covered: The balance of motivation and patient responsibility in PT How understanding the right patient goals transforms outcomes Elevating therapists as “celebrity” practitioners in the community Innovative marketing strategies for attracting and matching the right clients Special Guests Tony and Dave, fellow PT professionals, join Jimmy to discuss real-world challenges and solutions for patient motivation and clinic branding. Relevant Keywords: Physical therapy, PT motivation, patient accountability, PT clinic marketing, branding, physical therapist role, patient engagement, PT clinic growth, PT patient understanding. | |||
| Build a Thriving Golf Performance Physical Therapy Practice | 30 Oct 2024 | 00:25:46 | |
In this episode of the PT Business Blueprint, we sit down with JP Guidry, physical therapist and founder of Guidry Golf and Sports, to discuss how he created a niche business serving golfers. 0:00 - Introduction 0:40 - Meet JP Guidry: Guidry Golf and Sports 2:05 - JP's PT journey and years of experience 4:35 - Transition to golf-focused physical therapy 6:45 - Building a mix of in-person and online services 9:00 - Key marketing strategies to find clients 11:15 - Learning the power of simple and effective messaging 13:25 - Using social media to grow your PT business 15:10 - Importance of building strong client relationships 18:35 - Overcoming challenges during COVID-19 21:45 - Tips for starting and scaling a cash-based practice 23:40 - The value of mentorship in building your business 26:20 - JP’s parting shot for PT business owners With over 16 years of experience as a PT, JP shares his journey from working in traditional outpatient clinics to establishing a successful golf performance and rehabilitation practice. He covers the balance of in-person and online services, how he markets to golfers, and the lessons learned from navigating the challenges of COVID-19. Tune in for actionable insights on marketing, client retention, and growing a non-traditional PT business. Key topics include: How JP Guidry transitioned into the golf niche The benefits of in-person vs. online PT services Marketing strategies for physical therapists Tips for growing a cash-based practice Overcoming business challenges during COVID-19 Whether you’re a physical therapist, a PT business owner, or just passionate about golf, this episode offers practical advice to grow your practice and help your clients improve their game. | |||
| Revolutionize Your Physical Therapy Practice in 2024 | 29 Oct 2024 | 01:01:33 | |
In this episode, we dive deep into game-changing approaches for physical therapists looking to elevate patient care, optimize marketing, and leverage the latest tech tools in their practice. 0:00 - Introduction & recap of client success stories 3:15 - Creating engaging content for patient reach 9:22 - The Disney model: Market research through patient data 15:30 - Surprise and delight: How small gestures make a big impact 22:08 - Technology in PT: AI and future of clinical documentation 30:47 - Building trust and patient-centric care in therapy 40:10 - Case Study: Success with Vestibular First goggles 45:18 - Social media growth tactics for PTs on YouTube, Instagram 52:06 - Closing thoughts: Applying the 80/20 rule to practice We discuss how to create impactful content for social media, the potential of diagnostic tools like Vestibular First, and the role of AI in practice management. You’ll learn about the power of the 80/20 rule for focusing efforts on high-impact activities, the significance of surprise and delight in client retention, and why it’s critical to meet patients where they are. Join us as we navigate these practical tips, featuring real-life insights into boosting client loyalty, scaling efficiently, and maximizing technology in physical therapy. Key Points: Using organic content to prime social media algorithms for patient reach Surprise and delight: boosting client retention with thoughtful touches How to apply the 80/20 rule to maximize productivity in practice Optimizing content for long-term visibility on platforms like YouTube Introducing diagnostic tools like Vestibular First for better patient outcomes Balancing patient expectations with effective therapeutic interventions | |||
| The Role of PTs in Value-Based Care | 28 Oct 2024 | 00:52:56 | |
In this episode, we sit down with healthcare expert Dana Strauss to dive into the transformative potential of value-based care (VBC) for physical therapists. Dana breaks down why the traditional fee-for-service model is failing, how VBC focuses on improving patient outcomes while reducing costs, and the critical role PTs can play in this new healthcare landscape. Learn how PTs can integrate into primary care teams, reduce unnecessary specialist visits, and enhance patient care. Chapters 0:00 – Introduction and guest welcome: Dana Strauss 2:30 – What is value-based care (VBC)? Breaking down the concept 5:15 – Why VBC is a game changer for healthcare and physical therapists 8:20 – The limitations of the traditional fee-for-service model 12:00 – How physical therapists can thrive in VBC models 14:45 – The importance of PTs in reducing unnecessary healthcare spending 18:30 – Barriers to VBC adoption and the need for awareness 22:10 – Why CMS is a key player in healthcare transformation 26:45 – Building relationships with payers and demonstrating PT’s value 31:00 – Q&A: Who needs to hear this message? 35:50 – Final thoughts and how PTs can get involved in the future of VBC Whether you're a practicing PT, clinic owner, or healthcare professional, this conversation will give you practical insights into the future of healthcare delivery. Key topics: Understanding value-based care in physical therapy How PTs can reduce healthcare costs and improve outcomes Integrating PTs into primary care teams The shift from transactional care to relationship-based care Why policymakers and payers should invest in PT | |||
| 2024's BEST Physical Therapy Hiring Strategies EXPOSED | 25 Oct 2024 | 00:29:05 | |
Jimmy McKay and Tony Maritato dive deep into one of the biggest challenges facing physical therapy clinics in 2024 — hiring and retaining top Physical Therapy talent. 00:00 – Introduction: Tackling the PT Staffing Crisis 02:35 – The Current PT Job Vacancy Rate: 10% and Rising 05:58 – Creative Referral Programs: Avengers Assemble Strategy 09:45 – Leveraging Non-Licensed Staff and Telehealth for Efficiency 15:29 – Flexibility and Profit-Sharing: Long-Term Retention Strategies 19:45 – Using Social Media for Recruitment and Branding 23:00 – Bonus Tips: In-House Mentorship & CEU Programs 26:45 – Final Thoughts: Adapt or Get Left Behind Backed by fresh research from the American Physical Therapy Association, Jimmy and Tony outline practical and innovative strategies to help clinic owners not only fill positions but also keep their therapists happy and motivated. From creative referral programs and profit-sharing models to exploring non-licensed staff and telehealth solutions, these ideas are designed to revolutionize your hiring and retention process. If you're a clinic owner or manager looking to overcome staffing shortages and build a stronger, more profitable clinic, this episode is for you! Key Points Discussed: The current PT job vacancy rate and its impact on clinics. Creative referral bonuses to incentivize staff and bring in top talent. Delegating tasks to non-licensed staff and leveraging telehealth to reduce workload. The importance of flexibility and profit-sharing models to retain therapists. Using social media and content creation to boost your clinic’s brand and recruit the best. Special Guests: Tony Maritato, PT, Business Coach Jimmy McKay, PT, DPT, Host of PT Pintcast Target Audience: Physical therapy clinic owners, PT professionals, healthcare recruiters, and business managers in the healthcare field. | |||
| The Future of Physical Therapy Profits: Strategies for Success | 24 Oct 2024 | 01:04:21 | |
This is the future of physical therapy practice management and how owners can adapt to declining reimbursements. 0:00 - Introduction and episode overview 4:32 - Declining insurance reimbursements and opportunities for growth 10:15 - Strategies for blending in-network contracts with cash-pay services 18:45 - Megan Brown's success with Pilates and community building 24:30 - How physical therapists can create additional revenue streams 30:45 - Using AI and automation in physical therapy practices 38:50 - Case studies: Successful integration of wellness programs 45:10 - Treating PT practice like a business: What you need to know 52:12 - Final thoughts: The future of PT and value-based care 59:30 - Parting shots and what’s next for physical therapy Joined by Dave Kittle and Tony Maritato, Jimmy McKay explores ways to leverage both in-network insurance contracts and cash-pay services to maintain profitability in an evolving healthcare landscape. Learn how successful practice owners are blending modalities, offering cash-pay services, and using AI to streamline operations. Key Discussion Points: Strategies to supplement insurance reimbursements with cash-pay services like Pilates and wellness programs. How to think like a business owner while staying true to the principles of physical therapy. Practical examples of successful business models blending PT with additional revenue streams. The role of AI and technology in the future of physical therapy practices. Special Guest: Dave Kittle, PT, DPT, founder of Concierge Pain Relief Tony Maritato, PT, owner of Total Therapy Solutions | |||
| How Rise PT Scaled Four Clinics FAST! | 23 Oct 2024 | 00:19:43 | |
In this episode, we dive deep into the innovative clinic model behind Rise Physical Therapy, founded by Tyler Green. Discover how Tyler and his team are reshaping traditional physical therapy by focusing on patient-centered, one-on-one care and direct access. 00:00 - Introduction to Tyler Green 02:20 - The Story Behind Rise Physical Therapy 05:45 - What Makes Rise PT’s Model Unique? 09:10 - Community Marketing: Building Trust and Awareness 13:30 - Challenges of Expanding to Multiple Clinics 18:45 - Effective Marketing Techniques for PT Clinics 24:50 - Lessons Learned from Rapid Growth 29:35 - How to Balance Clinical and Business Duties 35:20 - Advice for PTs Looking to Start Their Own Clinic 41:10 - Closing Thoughts: Growing a Successful PT Clinic Tyler shares the challenges and successes of scaling from one clinic to four, while building strong community relationships through creative marketing. If you're a physical therapist or clinic owner looking to break the mold and grow your practice, this episode is packed with actionable insights. Key Points Discussed: How Rise Physical Therapy offers a unique one-on-one care model that sets it apart. The importance of community-driven marketing and building a presence through events like running clubs. The challenges of expanding from one clinic to four, and what Tyler learned from scaling too quickly. Why creating a patient-focused culture is crucial for clinic success. Tips on marketing for physical therapy clinics, including using CRMs and segmenting patients for better outreach. Guest: Tyler Green – Co-Founder, Rise Physical Therapy Target Audience: This episode is perfect for physical therapists, clinic owners, healthcare entrepreneurs, and anyone in the PT profession interested in scaling their practice and creating a patient-first clinic model. Relevant Keywords: | |||
| Unlocking the Secrets to Attracting and Hiring the Best | 22 Oct 2024 | 01:07:49 | |
Innovative hiring strategies for physical therapy clinics, exploring how to attract, interview, and secure top-tier physical therapists. Jimmy McKay, alongside industry leaders, shares creative approaches to identify motivated candidates, avoid common hiring pitfalls, and enhance your recruitment process. 00:00 – Introduction: The Challenge of Hiring in PT Clinics 03:45 – Unconventional Interview Techniques That Work 12:30 – The Power of First Impressions in the Hiring Process 21:15 – Should You Offer APTA Memberships as a Job Perk? 30:50 – Real-life Examples: How Front Desk Conversations Impact Hiring 40:18 – Streamlining Your Recruitment Process with FAQs 50:35 – Creative Easter Eggs to Ensure Candidate Engagement 58:00 – Final Thoughts: Standing Out in a Competitive Job Market They discuss real-life examples, including the power of unconventional interview tactics and leveraging APTA memberships as part of compensation packages. Whether you're a clinic owner struggling with staffing or a practice manager seeking to optimize your recruitment pipeline, this conversation offers valuable insights to help you thrive in a competitive market. Key Points Discussed: How creative interview techniques can reveal true candidate motivation and fit. The pros and cons of offering paid APTA memberships and other value-add perks. Streamlining the hiring process with FAQs, phone interviews, and Easter eggs. Real-life examples of hiring tactics from the radio industry and multi-site clinics. The importance of aligning recruitment efforts with long-term business goals. | |||
| Revolutionizing Mobility: A PT's Journey from Idea to Impact | 21 Oct 2024 | 00:38:17 | |
In this conversation with PT and innovator Matt Cumella, we explore the creation of Nuvio Mobility's advanced mobility aid. Matt discusses the challenges of designing a walker that truly addresses the needs of patients and caregivers. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction & Nuvio Mobility Overview 02:15 - The Journey from PT to Product Developer 05:30 - Key Challenges in Designing a Walker 08:55 - Feedback from Caregivers & Patients: What’s Missing in Current Devices? 12:35 - Nuvio's Advanced Design Features & Real-Life Benefits 16:10 - The Importance of User-Centered Design in Healthcare Products 19:00 - Impact on Patients: Reducing Pain & Increasing Independence 22:45 - Advice for PTs Looking to Innovate or Develop Products 27:10 - The Role of Data-Driven Care in Improving Mobility 30:15 - The Future of Mobility Aids & Nuvio's Next Steps Discover the importance of listening to users, the design features that set Nuvio apart, and how PTs can take their ideas from concept to market. Whether you're in the field of physical therapy or interested in assistive technology, this episode provides a behind-the-scenes look at product development, validation, and making an impact in patients' lives. | |||
| 24 Hours to Revolutionize Your PT Business with Shockwave Therapy | 17 Oct 2024 | 01:03:06 | |
Jimmy McKay, Tony Maritato, and Dave Kittle dive deep into groundbreaking business models for physical therapy practices. We discuss how integrating innovative tools like Shockwave Therapy can enhance both patient outcomes and clinic profitability. Learn how to transform your practice, attract top talent, and build long-term relationships with patients. 00:00 - Intro and Episode Overview 01:34 - Why Specialization Matters 04:15 - Investing in Quality: Buy Once, Cry Once 07:45 - Shockwave Therapy for Adhesive Capsulitis 12:30 - Creating a Program for Non-Responsive Shoulders 17:40 - How to Keep Patients Coming Back 21:55 - Building Long-Term Practice Value 27:20 - Using Technology for Recruitment 30:00 - Monetizing Hardware to Grow Revenue 35:50 - PT Innovation: Evolving or Falling Behind 40:05 - Show vs. Tell: How to Attract Patients 45:10 - Parting Shots and Key Takeaways Key points covered: The evolving business models in physical therapy, focusing on patient outcomes and retention. Using specialized tools like Shockwave Therapy to treat conditions like adhesive capsulitis in just one session. Why investing in quality and patient satisfaction is crucial for long-term success. Building a practice that can thrive without constant owner presence, increasing resale value. How niche specialization can lead to significant business growth and recruitment opportunities. Special Guests: Tony Maritato, Physical Therapist & Business Innovator Dave Kittle, PT, Business Coach & Clinic Owner Target Audience: Physical therapists, clinic owners, healthcare entrepreneurs, and medical professionals looking to innovate their practice and patient care. | |||
| Why 50 Podcast Downloads Matter More Than You Think | 30 Jun 2025 | 00:50:35 | |
In this episode, Jimmy McKay sits down with podcasting legend Dave Jackson of School of Podcasting to answer a key question for healthcare providers and clinic owners: Is podcasting worth it if your show is small? Dave shares insights from nearly 20 years of podcasting experience, including:
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| Revolutionizing PT Clinics: AI, EMRs, and the Future of Physical Therapy | 15 Oct 2024 | 01:02:53 | |
In this episode, Jimmy McKay, PT, DPT, dives into the intersection of physical therapy and technology with a focus on AI-driven EMRs and their impact on PT clinics. Joined by Dave Kittle and Tony Maritato, the discussion highlights the benefits and challenges of adopting AI scribes, upgrading electronic medical records (EMR), and evolving business models in the PT space. The team shares their experiences from the Private Practice Section (PPS) conference, including key takeaways about practice growth, tech-driven efficiencies, and the future of patient care. Whether you're a clinic owner, PT business professional, or a therapist exploring tech solutions, this episode is packed with insights that can help you innovate and thrive. Key Points Discussed:
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| Fallologists Unite: How PTs Can Prevent Falls and Save Lives | 14 Oct 2024 | 00:24:00 | |
In this episode of PT Pintcast, Jimmy McKay talks with Nick Patel from APTQI (Alliance for Physical Therapy Quality and Innovation) about the critical role physical therapists play in preventing falls among older adults. Falls are the leading cause of injury, death, and healthcare costs for people over 65, but the SAFE Act could change that. Nick dives deep into the challenges faced by PTs, how the bill aims to address them, and what therapists can do to take action. Tune in to learn more about fall prevention, the importance of advocacy, and why PTs are essential to solving this growing healthcare crisis. Key Takeaways:
Listen in to discover how PTs can be at the forefront of fall prevention, improve patient outcomes, and protect the profession from future cuts. Learn how to take action and support the SAFE Act today. | |||
| Cutting PT Documentation Time by 75%: The Power of AI with Prediction Health | 12 Oct 2024 | 00:22:20 | |
Join Jimmy McKay as he interviews Pedro Teixeira from Prediction Health at the APTA Private Practice Section (PPS) Conference 2024! They explore how Prediction Health’s AI technology is transforming documentation for physical therapists by cutting the time spent on notes by up to 75%. Hear about the challenges PTs face with documentation and compliance, and how AI-powered solutions are helping practitioners focus more on patients and less on paperwork. Pedro also shares his predictions for the future of AI in healthcare and how it will continue to empower clinicians. Key Takeaways:
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| The Future of Remote Therapeutic Monitoring: Insights from SaRA Health | 12 Oct 2024 | 00:31:40 | |
Join Jimmy McKay and Tony Maritato as they interview leaders from Sarah Health at the APTA’s Private Practice Section (PPS) Conference 2024! They dive into the emerging world of Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) and how this technology is reshaping the physical therapy landscape. Hear from SaRA Health’s experts on how their platform is boosting patient engagement between visits, improving outcomes, and streamlining billing processes. They also discuss the future of healthcare technology and offer insights on how PT clinics can stay ahead of the curve. Tune in for:
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| Conquering Physical Therapy Workforce Struggles & Boosting Productivity | 09 Oct 2024 | 00:29:07 | |
Jimmy McKay welcomes back Larry Benz, PT, DPT, OCS, MBA, FAPTA, to discuss the pressing issues in the physical therapy profession today. From workforce development challenges to cultural shifts in clinical care, Larry offers deep insights into the productivity crisis and how therapists can regain control in 2024. Find Larry's Blog Posts that inspired this episode here: AllThingsPhysicalTherapy 00:00 - Introduction & Welcome Back Larry Benz 02:00 - Why Larry Started Writing More 08:30 - Productivity Comparisons: PTs vs. Physicians 13:50 - Challenges in PT Workforce Development 19:00 - Solutions for PT Productivity & Cultural Change 24:20 - Regulatory Barriers & Payer Restrictions in PT 31:00 - The Future of Physical Therapy: Culture & Technology 36:45 - Final Thoughts & Encouragement for Clinicians Discover the potential of AI, the role of middle management, and how cultural and systemic changes can shape the future of physical therapy. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that touches on everything from CPT code constraints to the economics of PT practice. Don't miss this essential discussion for any PT professional! Timestamps: | |||
| Firing Your Front Desk Star Could Cost You THOUSANDS | 08 Oct 2024 | 01:04:07 | |
Jimmy McKay and co-host Dave Kittle dive deep into the realities of hiring in physical therapy and the importance of transparency. 00:00 - Introduction & Overview 02:35 - The Importance of Salary Transparency in Job Listings 09:12 - The Reality Behind High Salaries and Long Hours 15:45 - Hiring the Right Fit: Quality Over Quantity 22:30 - Using Military Strategies in PT Hiring: Commitment vs Applications 31:20 - Communication Tactics: Over-Communicating with Your Team 38:00 - Tony Hsieh's Zappos Example: Filtering for Commitment 47:50 - Parting Shots They discuss how practice owners can attract the right therapists, the challenges of managing employee expectations, and the value of honest job descriptions. They explore salary transparency, over-communication with your team, and strategies to ensure you're not just filling a role but finding the best fit. Key topics covered: The reality behind high salaries and long hours in physical therapy. Why transparent job descriptions lead to better hires. The importance of over-communicating with your team to foster engagement and retention. How the military and companies like Zappos create commitment-driven cultures. Practical steps to filter out uncommitted candidates during the hiring process. Special Guest: None in this episode Target Audience: Physical therapy clinic owners, practice managers, and therapists looking to optimize their hiring process and team management. | |||
| Are Physical Therapists Really Doctors? Unpacking the Research | 07 Oct 2024 | 00:23:47 | |
In this episode, we sit down with Lance Mabry from High Point University to discuss groundbreaking research on why only 20% of doctorally-trained physical therapists use the title 'Doctor' during patient introductions. We dive deep into the implications this has for patient trust, therapeutic alliance, and the future of the physical therapy profession. Lance and his co-authors, Dr. Justin Martino and Dr. James Smoliga, explore key demographic trends, legal considerations, and how the use of the 'Doctor' title can advance the profession. Want to know more about Physical Therapists using their “Doctor” Title? Read the latest article in the Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy Link: https://doi.org/10.1080/10669817.2024.2396706
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| Entrepreneurship in Physical Therapy: Avoid Burnout, Scale Your Practice, and Succeed with Self-Reflection | 04 Oct 2024 | 01:50:20 | |
In this episode of PT Pintcast, host Jimmy McKay, DPT, dives into a deep discussion with an expert panel of physical therapists LIVE from Nazarath College who are forging their own paths as entrepreneurs in the PT industry. Joined by Brenda Gajowski, Bryan Guzski, Derek Hagen, Russ Manalastas, and Michael Huson from Nazareth College, they explore what it takes to succeed in private practice, from self-reflection and personal growth to overcoming burnout and embracing new opportunities. If you're a PT looking to build or scale your own practice, this conversation will inspire and guide you on your journey. Learn how to leverage your strengths, build lasting partnerships, and market yourself effectively in a competitive healthcare environment. Key Points Discussed:
Whether you're just starting out or looking to take your practice to the next level, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you thrive. | |||
| The AI Revolution in Physical Therapy Will Machines Outpace Humans? | 03 Oct 2024 | 00:51:05 | |
Tony Maritato and Dave Kittle dive deep into the rapidly evolving intersection of artificial intelligence and physical therapy. As AI technology continues to improve and infiltrate every industry, we explore how it might impact the future of physical therapy practice. Will human therapists be replaced by AI? How will technology change patient care, diagnosis, and treatment? From discussing the benefits and challenges of AI-driven telehealth to the increasing demand for empathetic human interaction, this episode covers it all. Tony and Dave also debate the potential for AI to handle patient motivation, implementation of care, and the importance of hands-on therapy in a world increasingly reliant on digital solutions. If you're a physical therapist, practice owner, or healthcare professional, this episode is a must-listen as it explores the critical questions surrounding AI's role in the future of physical therapy. Key Points Discussed:
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| The AI Revolution in Physical Therapy: Inside Athelas' Game-Changing Tools | 02 Oct 2024 | 00:39:55 | |
Jimmy McKay is joined by special guests from Athelas to explore the groundbreaking role of artificial intelligence (AI) in transforming physical therapy practices. Learn how Athelas' AI-powered tools are driving higher efficiency, reducing burnout, improving denial management, and increasing revenue for clinics across the country. Discover how clinics can leverage AI to streamline operations, improve patient care, and adapt to the fast-evolving healthcare landscape. Plus, insights on how AI is helping clinics enhance patient satisfaction by automating routine tasks and giving providers more time for personal touch care. Key Points Discussed: The role of AI in improving clinic efficiency, including AI-driven billing and denial management. Real-time data analytics and how it helps clinics make better business decisions. How AI-driven documentation reduces clinician burnout and improves patient care. The impact of AI on revenue growth, including cleaner claims and faster payments. How adopting AI technology can be a competitive advantage for physical therapy clinics. Target Audience: Physical therapy professionals, clinic owners, healthcare administrators, and anyone interested in the integration of AI into healthcare practices. | |||
| The Future of PT: Salaries, Burnout & AI with Heidi Jannenga | 26 Jun 2025 | 00:25:02 | |
Heidi Jannenga returns to PT Pintcast to break down the 10th annual State of Rehab Therapy Report. This year’s conversation covers the bright spots—like salary growth and the increased adoption of hybrid care—and the hard truths about burnout, job-hopping, and the pressure on clinic margins. Heidi also shares how AI is already reshaping clinical workflows and why hybrid care will likely become the new standard. We also spotlight the work of the Rising Tide Foundation, which is helping bring more diverse students into the PT profession with scholarships, networking, and mentorship. What You’ll Learn:
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| Telehealth vs. In-Person PT: The Future of Physical Therapy | 01 Oct 2024 | 01:02:55 | |
Explore the evolving landscape of physical therapy. As the industry shifts post-pandemic, the conversation delves into the challenges and opportunities of telehealth and hybrid care models. The hosts share their insights on how clinics can adapt to changing patient preferences while navigating the balance between virtual and hands-on care. Are virtual visits here to stay, or is in-person therapy still the gold standard? The episode also features expert perspectives from cash-based clinic owners on the real demand for telehealth and how future generations might reshape the industry. Tune in to learn how physical therapists can future-proof their practice by staying flexible and responsive to both in-person and digital demands. Chapters with Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction to Telehealth in Physical Therapy 5:15 - Why Virtual Visits Are Declining Post-COVID 12:00 - Hybrid Care Models: Balancing In-Person and Virtual Care 22:30 - Insights from Cash-Based Clinics on Telehealth Demand 30:00 - Predictions for the Future of PT: Virtual vs. In-Person 40:50 - Employer-Funded Telehealth vs. Direct-to-Consumer: What’s Next? 50:00 - Parting Shots: Reflecting on PT's Changing Landscape Key Points Discussed: The current state of telehealth in physical therapy and why demand has decreased post-COVID How clinics can balance virtual and in-person care to meet patient needs Insights from cash-based clinics on the practicality and profitability of telehealth Why building strong relationships and offering valuable experiences is crucial for long-term success Predictions on how patient preferences and technology will shape the industry over the next 5 to 10 years . | |||
| From Idea to Impact: Jay Dicharry on Creating the MOBO Board | 30 Sep 2024 | 00:37:34 | |
Jimmy McKay sits down with Jay Dicharry, renowned physical therapist and inventor of the MOBO Board. Jay shares his journey from identifying a critical gap in foot and ankle rehab to designing a product that’s now used by elite athletes and clinicians alike. Discover how the MOBO Board went from concept to creation, the challenges faced during development, and the importance of producing a product that genuinely solves a problem. Whether you're a physical therapist or entrepreneur, Jay's insights on scaling, product iteration, and staying lean will inspire you to take the plunge on your next big idea. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 03:20 - Identifying the problem: The birth of the MOBO Board 06:15 - Prototyping and early development 08:40 - Why good products don’t need flashy marketing 12:15 - Challenges of scaling a physical product 16:00 - The importance of a lean business model 19:30 - Learning from customer feedback and product iterations 22:50 - How MOBO Board impacts clinicians and athletes 26:45 - Tips for physical therapists wanting to create their own product 30:15 - The future of foot and ankle rehab | |||
| Breaking the Mold: A PT’s Journey from Clinic to Corporate with Amir Rand | 27 Sep 2024 | 00:21:11 | |
In this episode, we’re joined by Amir Rand, Director of Talent Acquisition at Spear, who shares his unique journey from working as a physical therapy aide to transitioning into a non-clinical role at one of NYC’s top PT organizations. Amir talks about opening clinics, leading regional operations, and now overseeing talent recruitment at Spear. He sheds light on the opportunities available to physical therapists outside of the traditional clinical path and offers inspiration for PTs looking to pivot or explore alternative career trajectories. Key Takeaways:
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| Bridge Visits: How to Fill Your PT Clinic Schedule | 26 Sep 2024 | 01:02:39 | |
In this episode, we dive into the concept of "Bridge Visits" – a faster way to get patients into physical therapy while they wait for their regular provider. Special guest Jerry Durham, PT joins us for the first 15 minutes to share his insights on how clinics can improve patient experience and satisfaction from the very first phone call. Jerry is an expert in patient engagement and clinic operations. He’ll be presenting at PPS 2024 with his talk titled "DROP OFFS, NO SHOWS, CANCELS: The Short Term cashflow killer, The Long Term Value Destroyer" – a must-see for any practice owner or manager looking to boost their clinic’s efficiency and profitability. Learn how the front desk can make or break your patient relationships and how to optimize this crucial part of your business. In this episode, we cover: What are Bridge Visits and how can they help fill your schedule? Why patients appreciate quick access to care without long waitlists. Jerry Durham’s expertise on building a better front desk experience. Tips for improving your clinic’s intake process and patient satisfaction. | |||
| Demystifying PT Research: Education, Evidence & Clinical Application with John Handrakis | 26 Sep 2024 | 00:17:38 | |
In this live episode from NYIT, we chat with John Handrakis, Professor of Physical Therapy at NYIT and Principal Investigator of the Thermoregulation program at the Spinal Cord Damage Research Center. John shares his insights on the importance of research in DPT education, how to critically review clinical evidence, and how PT students can engage with research early in their careers. We also dive into the practical application of evidence-based medicine, and why it’s essential for physical therapists to stay updated on current research throughout their careers. Key Takeaways:
Guest Information: John Handrakis, PT, DPT, Ed.D. Professor of Physical Therapy at NYIT Principal Investigator of Thermoregulation Program, Spinal Cord Damage Research Center, VA Medical Center | |||
| Shaping Future PTs: Mentorship, Networking, & Residency with Eric Greenberg | 25 Sep 2024 | 00:16:31 | |
In this live episode from NYIT, we talk with Eric Greenberg, Associate Professor in the NYIT DPT program and a Sports Certified Specialist. Eric dives into the importance of professional development in physical therapy students and early-career clinicians, covering topics like residency education, the power of mentorship, and how to build your professional network. Whether you're a PT student, a young clinician, or an experienced therapist looking to give back, this conversation offers actionable insights into fostering growth in the physical therapy field. Key Takeaways:
Guest Information: Eric Greenberg, PT, DPT, SCS Associate Professor at NYIT DPT Program | |||
| Unlocking the Power of Price Anchoring in Physical Therapy: How to Attract High-Value Clients | 24 Sep 2024 | 01:07:20 | |
In this episode of PT Pintcast, host Jimmy McKay, alongside Tony Maritato and Dave Kittle, dives deep into advanced pricing strategies for physical therapy practices. Learn how price anchoring and positioning premium services can elevate your practice and attract high-value clients. Discover how to strategically frame your services to clients and avoid the common pricing pitfalls that many PTs make. Key Topics Covered:
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| Baby Steps & Big Lessons: Pediatric PT and Academic Leadership with Cheryl Hall | 24 Sep 2024 | 00:15:32 | |
In this live episode from NYIT, we sit down with Cheryl Hall, Program Chair and Pediatric Clinical Specialist, to dive into the world of pediatric physical therapy. With over two decades of experience, Cheryl shares how her clinical practice working with infants and toddlers in Early Intervention (EI) informs her teaching, and vice versa. She also reflects on her path into academia, the times she almost quit, and how her leadership role helps shape the next generation of physical therapists. Tune in for an insightful conversation on resilience, pediatric care, and balancing classroom instruction with hands-on clinical practice. Key Takeaways:
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| Unlocking Your Potential: Pro-Bono Work, Mentorship & SCI Care with Lori Hochman | 23 Sep 2024 | 00:16:41 | |
In this special live episode from NYIT’s DPT program, we sit down with Lori Hochman, Assistant Professor and Director of Clinical Education at NYIT. Lori shares her journey of building a fulfilling physical therapy career rooted in volunteerism, mentorship, and specialized care for individuals with spinal cord injuries (SCI) and Parkinson’s disease. Lori also discusses her roles with Empower SCI, APTA NY, and Rock Steady Boxing, emphasizing the power of giving back through pro-bono work and how it can elevate your career in ways you might not expect. Key Takeaways:
Guest Information: Lori Hochman, PT, Ph.D. Director of Clinical Education, Assistant Professor at NYIT Rock Steady Boxing Coach | Clinical Specialist at Empower SCI | |||
| Clinic Waitlist or Na? | 19 Sep 2024 | 01:02:06 | |
In this episode of PT Pintcast, host Jimmy McKay, along with co-hosts Tony Maritato and Dave Kittle, tackle one of the biggest debates for physical therapy clinics: Should you have a waitlist? They dive deep into how waitlists impact patient experience and clinic efficiency, plus creative strategies for managing and capitalizing on patient overflow. Learn how to optimize your practice, increase patient satisfaction, and boost your bottom line without compromising care. | |||
| Ditch Insurance, Build Freedom: Cash Practice Strategies That Work in 2025 | 24 Jun 2025 | 00:34:47 | |
In this value-packed episode, host Jimmy McKay sits down with Aaron LeBauer, a leading voice in the cash-based physical therapy world, to bust myths, challenge industry assumptions, and unpack what actually works when building a profitable PT business today. They cover the evolution of PT opportunities post-pandemic, how to position your services in a shifting economy, pricing strategies, the reality of insurance limitations, and why creating genuine value always trumps traditional pathways. Whether you’re a new grad or a seasoned PT, this episode will reshape the way you think about the future of physical therapy and entrepreneurship. | |||
| Bringing Vestibular Care to the Masses: The Story of Vestibular First | 18 Sep 2024 | 00:50:17 | |
In this episode of PT Pintcast, we dive into the story behind Vestibular First, a company that is reshaping how clinicians access and use vestibular diagnostic tools. Hosts Helena Esmonde, PT, DPT, and Patrick Esmonde share how they turned a personal frustration into an FDA-cleared product that's making vestibular care more accessible and affordable for healthcare providers around the world. Key Discussion Points:
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| Revolutionize Physical Therapy with AI, Marketing Strategies, & Innovation | 17 Sep 2024 | 01:00:10 | |
How can AI, creative marketing, and product innovation are transforming the physical therapy landscape? From leveraging ChatGPT to analyze home safety assessments to practical marketing strategies that can help clinics stand out, this conversation explores how PTs can embrace new tools to better serve their clients and grow their practices. 0:00 - Introduction: Physical Therapy, AI, and Marketing 3:45 - The Power of AI in Home Safety Assessments 9:28 - Using ChatGPT for Posture Analysis 17:15 - Product Innovation: Creating Billion-Dollar Ideas 22:05 - How Sarah Blakely’s Spanx Inspired PT Innovations 29:00 - Marketing Lessons from Successful PTs 35:44 - The Importance of Branding in Physical Therapy 42:35 - Why PTs Need to Double Down on Marketing During Downturns 48:10 - Final Thoughts: How AI and Creativity are Shaping the Future of PT Key Takeaways: AI in Physical Therapy: How ChatGPT and AI tools can assist with posture analysis, home safety assessments, and patient engagement. Marketing and Branding: The critical role of marketing in growing your PT practice, especially during economic downturns. Product Innovation in PT: Examples of PTs creating multi-million dollar products and how others can follow in their footsteps. Whether you're a physical therapist, clinic owner, or entrepreneur in the healthcare space, this episode provides actionable insights to stay ahead in a competitive market. Special Guests: Tony Maritato - Learn Medicare Billing Dave Kittle - PT Business Owner Target Audience: Physical therapists, clinic owners, healthcare entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in AI applications in healthcare and innovative marketing strategies. Relevant Keywords: Physical therapy, AI in healthcare, ChatGPT for physical therapy, home safety assessments, PT marketing strategies, product innovation, clinic growth, branding for physical therapists, PT entrepreneurship. 0:00 - Introduction: Physical Therapy, AI, and Marketing 3:45 - The Power of AI in Home Safety Assessments 9:28 - Using ChatGPT for Posture Analysis 17:15 - Product Innovation: Creating Billion-Dollar Ideas 22:05 - How Sarah Blakely’s Spanx Inspired PT Innovations 29:00 - Marketing Lessons from Successful PTs 35:44 - The Importance of Branding in Physical Therapy 42:35 - Why PTs Need to Double Down on Marketing During Downturns 48:10 - Final Thoughts: How AI and Creativity are Shaping the Future of PT | |||
| From PT Clinic to Netflix: The Journey of Innovating Neck Rehab | 17 Sep 2024 | 00:54:15 | |
Scott Dickinson, is a physical therapist turned inventor, whose groundbreaking device for neck rehabilitation caught the eye of none other than Patrick Mahomes, featured on Netflix's "Quarterback" documentary. Scott shares his story of relentless innovation, the challenges of bringing a his product, Neckslevel, to market, and the immense satisfaction of helping people far beyond his clinic. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a healthcare professional, or simply love a great success story, this episode is packed with valuable insights and actionable advice. 00:00 - Introduction: Scott Dickinson's Journey 05:35 - The Birth of an Idea: Innovating Neck Rehab 13:15 - Breaking into the Market: Challenges of Manufacturing 20:45 - The Netflix Moment: Patrick Mahomes and Validation 28:20 - Scaling Up: Raising Funds and Finding the Right Manufacturer 35:50 - Emotional Rewards: Feedback from Users 42:10 - Advice for Aspiring PT Inventors 48:25 - Closing Thoughts: Taking the Hard Path Key Points Discussed: Scott's invention journey: From initial idea to a product used by professional athletes. The pivotal moment: How Netflix's "Quarterback" documentary featuring Patrick Mahomes using his device boosted credibility. Challenges of scaling: The financial and manufacturing hurdles of moving from a 3D-printed prototype to mass production. The emotional reward: Hearing feedback from users who’ve benefited from the device. Advice for aspiring PT inventors: Practical steps for turning a healthcare idea into a marketable product. Key Points Discussed: The importance of strategic partnerships in scaling a PT product. How to validate your market and identify demand for your innovative ideas. The shift from relying on Amazon to building a brand with a loyal customer base. Challenges and growing pains of scaling a product in the competitive PT market. Advice for PTs with an idea on how to take the first steps toward bringing it to life. Special Guest: Garrett Drumheller, Inventor of Nordstick Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Entrepreneurs, Health and Fitness Innovators, PT Students, and anyone interested in product development and market scaling. | |||
| How I Built This - TheNordstick – Revolutionizing Physical Therapy | 16 Sep 2024 | 00:37:24 | |
In this episode of PT Pintcast], we sit down with Garrett Drumheller, the visionary behind the innovative Nordstick, to explore his incredible journey from sketching ideas on the back of a napkin to building a multi-million dollar product. Garrett shares his insights on market validation, scaling strategies, and the importance of perseverance in the world of physical therapy entrepreneurship. Whether you're a PT with a budding idea or an entrepreneur looking for inspiration, this episode is packed with actionable advice and powerful lessons. 00:00 - Introduction to Garrett Drumheller and Nordstick 03:12 - Strategic Partnerships: The Key to Scaling 07:45 - Validating the Market for Nordstick 12:33 - From Amazon Success to Brand Building 17:21 - Overcoming Challenges and Growing Pains 22:00 - Advice for PTs with Innovative Ideas 26:15 - Parting Thoughts: Perseverance and Catching the Wave Key Points Discussed: The importance of strategic partnerships in scaling a PT product. How to validate your market and identify demand for your innovative ideas. The shift from relying on Amazon to building a brand with a loyal customer base. Challenges and growing pains of scaling a product in the competitive PT market. Advice for PTs with an idea on how to take the first steps toward bringing it to life. Special Guest: Garrett Drumheller, Inventor of Nordstick Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Entrepreneurs, Health and Fitness Innovators, PT Students, and anyone interested in product development and market scaling. | |||
| Marketing Lessons You Must Learn: Pivot or Perish | 13 Sep 2024 | 01:03:42 | |
Jimmy McKay is joined by Tony Maritato and Dave Kittle to discuss the essential need for physical therapists to pivot and adapt in an ever-evolving healthcare landscape. Inspired by the rise of Ozempic and Weight Watchers' massive industry shift, the trio explores how PTs can embrace innovation, rethink marketing, and develop creative strategies to stay relevant and successful. They get into the parallels between the weight-loss industry's pivot and what physical therapy professionals need to do in response to declining referrals and reimbursement changes. With practical insights on how to innovate through personalized programs and creative outreach, this episode is packed with actionable ideas. Key Points Discussed: The impact of Ozempic and Weight Watchers' pivot on the healthcare industry and how it parallels challenges in physical therapy. Why physical therapists need to adapt or risk extinction in a rapidly changing market. Creative marketing tactics like lumpy mail and direct mail campaigns to engage patients. The importance of problem-solving over just protecting the "physical therapy" title. Future of PT: Leveraging technology and collaborations with physicians for innovative programs. Special Guests: Tony Maritato, Dave Kittle, PT | |||
| The Secret to Getting Paid What You Deserve as a PT – Start Doing THIS Now | 10 Sep 2024 | 00:59:28 | |
We explore innovative strategies to scale your concierge physical therapy practice by leveraging platforms like Bark and Thumbtack. How to attract high-paying clients in major cities, how creative pricing models can boost your business, and the importance of delivering value in every patient interaction. We dive deep into real-world use cases, effective communication tips, and the art of converting massage therapy leads into long-term physical therapy clients. Perfect for PTs, OTs, and healthcare entrepreneurs looking to optimize their pricing strategies and grow their practice in competitive markets. Key Takeaways: How to use Bark and Thumbtack to find clients and market concierge services. Creative pricing models for premium physical therapy services. Understanding and leveraging client perceptions of value. Converting massage therapy leads into physical therapy clients. Building a sustainable practice through strong community relationships. | |||
| Converting Calls into Patients | 06 Sep 2024 | 00:56:40 | |
Jimmy McKay, alongside co-hosts Tony Maritato and Dave Kittle, dives deep into the art of patient communication and how effective questioning can elevate your practice. Whether you're running a cash-pay physical therapy clinic or an insurance-based one, understanding your patient is key. This episode breaks down essential strategies to ask the right questions, build trust, and convert potential patients into loyal clients. Learn how to connect on an emotional level, overcome objections, and create a seamless patient experience. Perfect for physical therapists and healthcare business professionals looking to enhance their communication and marketing skills. Key Points Discussed:
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| Boost the Patient Experience & Retention in your PT Clinic | 04 Sep 2024 | 01:01:05 | |
Innovative strategies that physical therapists can implement to enhance patient experience, retention, and practice growth. Whether you're running a cash-based practice or navigating the challenges of insurance, this conversation is packed with actionable insights to help you stand out in a competitive market. Key Points Discussed: Pre-Payment and Screening Processes: Discover why taking payment at the time of booking can streamline your operations, reduce no-shows, and improve patient commitment. Transforming Patient Paperwork: Learn how to turn the often-dreaded paperwork process into a positive experience that engages patients from the moment they walk in the door. Creating Memorable Patient Experiences: Explore creative ways to build strong relationships with patients, from simple gestures like offering personalized care to incorporating multi-sensory experiences in your practice. The Power of Emotional Triggers in Patient Retention: Understand how identifying and addressing the emotional motivations of your patients can significantly impact their loyalty and outcomes. Innovative Practice Models: Discuss potential new business models, including the concept of a "booze-infused" physical therapy practice, and how to navigate the associated challenges and opportunities. 00:00 - Introduction and Overview 03:21 - The Importance of Pre-Payment and Screening 10:15 - Enhancing the Patient Intake Experience 18:45 - Turning Paperwork into Positive Patient Interaction 28:30 - Building Patient Loyalty Through Emotional Connections 36:55 - Exploring New Business Models in PT 45:20 - Final Thoughts and Parting Shots 50:00 - Preview of Next Episode | |||
| Unlocking the Secrets of Peak Athletic Performance | 02 Sep 2024 | 00:42:40 | |
In this episode, we dive deep into the world of elite athletic performance and rehabilitation with physical therapy expert Phil Plisky. Key Takeaways: 1. Importance of systematic testing and intervention in physical therapy to improve athletic performance and prevent injuries. 2. The value of humility and curiosity in the pursuit of knowledge, especially among top professionals in the field. 3. Strategies for effectively communicating and building buy-in with patients/athletes, such as understanding their goals and priorities. 4. The power of repetition and consistency in sharing information and expertise, even when it feels uncomfortable. 5. The need to focus on the fundamentals and foundational elements of movement, strength, and mobility, rather than relying solely on high-tech equipment. 6. The underrated impact of nutrition, sleep, and mental health on recovery and testing outcomes. | |||
| Navigating the Insurance Maze: Elevating the Patient Experience | 30 Aug 2024 | 01:03:06 | |
The critical strategies for enhancing patient experience in private practice physical therapy. We discuss the complexities of dealing with insurance companies like United Healthcare and how understanding the "game" can help you succeed in your business. Whether you're struggling with patient retention or navigating the challenges of reimbursement, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you thrive. 00:00 - Introduction and Overview 04:27 - Understanding the Patient Experience 11:56 - Handling Negative Patient Interactions 19:30 - Strategies for Improving Patient Retention 24:45 - Importance of Clinician-Patient Rapport 32:21 - The Role of Exam Rooms in Physical Therapy 40:26 - Challenges with Insurance Reimbursement 46:48 - UnitedHealthcare and Reimbursement Issues 53:00 - How to Communicate Insurance Changes to Patients 57:45 - Parting Shots Key Points Discussed: How to deliver a top-notch patient experience that keeps clients coming back. The pros and cons of dropping low-reimbursement insurance plans, including UnitedHealthcare. Why understanding your business game and playing it well is crucial to success. Effective communication strategies to manage patient expectations regarding insurance and out-of-pocket costs. Real-world examples of how building strong rapport can lead to better patient outcomes and plan-of-care completion. Special Guests: Tony Maritato, Physical Therapy Private Practice Expert Dave Kittle, Host of "The Dave Kittle Show" | |||
| From 2 to 162 Clinics: How Smart Marketing Scales Physical Therapy Practices | 23 Jun 2025 | 00:45:44 | |
In this episode, Kayla breaks down how JAG Physical Therapy scaled from 2 locations to over 160 — and the marketing strategy behind it. We cover:
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| Creating Patient and Employee Engagement | 29 Aug 2024 | 01:13:21 | |
In this episode titled "Creating Patient and Employee Engagement with Dr. Jimmy McKay," we dive into strategies for building a positive and dynamic environment in healthcare settings. I was a guest on the True Sports Physical Therapy podcast with Yoni Rosenblatt, great conversation that made me feel all warm and fuzzy because I got to talk about my story. Who doesn't love talking about THEMSELVES and THEIR story?? Maybe that's what more clinicians should do with patients...? We talk all things fostering strong connections between patients and healthcare providers, as well as cultivating a motivated and engaged team of employees. Learn about the importance of communication, trust, and culture in driving engagement and how these elements contribute to better patient outcomes and a thriving workplace. Whether you're a clinic owner, healthcare professional, or someone interested in improving organizational culture, this episode offers valuable insights into the key components of effective engagement. Tune in to True Sports Physical Therapy for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Jimmy McKay, and discover how to enhance both patient and employee experiences in your practice. | |||
| Innovative PT & OT Revenue Models You Haven't Heard Of! | 27 Aug 2024 | 01:04:09 | |
Groundbreaking ways Occupational Therapists (OTs) and Physical Therapists (PTs) can generate revenue outside of traditional methods. We explore how to turn home visits into high-value services, the potential of ADA compliance assessments, and the role of technology in enhancing patient care. Whether you're looking to expand your practice or find innovative income streams, this episode is packed with actionable insights. Chapters Introduction to Unique Revenue Models - 00:00 Turning Home Visits into Premium Services - 05:32 Leveraging ADA Compliance for Profit - 21:45 Integrating Technology for Enhanced Care - 32:15 Unconventional Business Strategies for OTs and PTs - 43:00 Parting Shots & Final Thoughts - 56:40 Key Points Discussed: Maximizing Home Visit Revenue: Transforming home visits into premium services that clients are willing to pay top dollar for, including vestibular assessments and high-end home modifications. ADA Compliance as a Revenue Stream: How OTs and PTs can leverage their expertise to perform ADA compliance assessments for local businesses, offering a unique and ethical service. Expanding Roles with Technology: The potential for OTs and PTs to integrate technology into their practices, from remote assessments to improving patient interactions with advanced tools. | |||
| Revolutionizing Geriatric Care | 26 Aug 2024 | 00:38:59 | |
We're joined by the legendary Carole Lewis, a renowned physical therapist specializing in geriatric care. We dive deep into the strategies that every physical therapist and healthcare provider should know to prevent falls and improve the quality of life for older adults. Carole shares her insights on why giving away valuable content for free can be the key to building trust and authority in the healthcare industry. Links Mentioned: https://lifeguidehealth.org/player/play/balance If you're a clinician, caregiver, or anyone interested in the well-being of older adults, this conversation is packed with actionable advice and inspiring stories that you won't want to miss. Main Topic/Theme: The crucial role of physical therapy in preventing falls and enhancing the lives of older adults, with a focus on how to communicate effectively with this demographic. Key Points Discussed:
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