THE CASH-BASED PRACTICE PODCAST
Gathering input from many successful cash-based practice owners, this podcast covers all components of starting or transitioning into the out-of-network/private-pay business model for your private practice.
CBP 49: Mike Reinold – The First Two Years Of His Successful Cash-Pay Practice
For most people who make their way to this website, Mike Reinold needs no introduction. Over a number of years he has built up the biggest and most popular website on physical therapy and rehab, and two years ago he left his career as a PT in professional baseball to start his own cash-based PT practice…
CBP 48: Break the PT Salary Ceiling by Starting Your Own Practice OR an ONLINE Business – Reverse Interview w/ Chad Prince PT
This was the last of 3 ‘reverse interviews’ I did in which I was put on the hot seat and had to answer questions rather than ask them. And it was a fun one! Chad Prince has had a long career in Physical Therapy and this episode is essentially an interview for his new book: Physical Therapy Career & Salary Guide: Avoid the Income Ceiling and Put Your Career in the FASTLANE…
CBP 47: Are Cash-Practices Scalable? Can They Go Big?
This episode is another in a series of reverse interviews where my guest is asking me the questions. Today’s guest is Gene Shirokobrod, PT of updocmedia.com and the focus of the show is on “Scalability” … can a cash-based practice scale up to multiple clinicians and locations? The short answer is…
CBP 046: Started in network with 15 insurance companies… now he’s down to 2!
This “reverse interview” episode is essentially a recording of a consulting call I did with a friend and colleague, Richard Symister, PT of Move Evolution PT in Brooklyn, NY. He is looking to ramp up his practice and hire a PT and more full-time admin as he continues to drop insurance contracts and move fully cash-pay (he started in-network with 15 insurance companies…
The Automated Systems that Run his 4-Clinic Cash-Based Practice while he Travels the World Half of Each Year – Live In-Person Interview with Paul Gough
I recently had a special guest visit me in Austin and before we dove into all the fun things this city has to offer, we sat down and did a live interview. Paul shares some brilliant, actionable tips on systems you can start setting up in your practice right now…
CBP 045: An Insurance-Based Practice with Loads of Cash-Based Revenue – interview with Al Moreau PT
Ever wonder how you can add cash-based services to your private practice but don’t really want to drop insurance contracts? This episode is for you. Actually, this episode will be useful to any type of practice out there interested in a realm of cash-based services that relatively few practices have explored. Today, I interview Al Moreau…
CBP 44: PPS 2015 Highlights – Part 2 – 6 Marketing Geniuses Walk Into A Bar…
This episode is an absolute Must-Listen … not very long but absolutely packed with marketing strategies and tactics you can immediately implement in your PT business, whether cash-based OR insurance-based.
Part 2 With Paul Potter: Starting From Scratch and Key Medicare Self-Pay Concepts
If you are interested in a cash physical therapy practice, you probably have several questions about treating Medicare patients in a cash practice. This interview is Part 2 of my sit down with Paul Potter of the Functional Freedom Podcast, where we go over the...
CBP 43: PPS 2015 Highlights – Part 1 – “I F@#%ing Love Jerry Durham” and other Social Media and Marketing Knowledge Bombs from Gary Vaynerchuk
The PPS conference is a blast and this time around (2015) I brought a little microphone with me and recorded a number of conversations to pass on the business highlights and takeaways other attendees and I had at the conference. This episode is part 1 of 2, and the primary focus is on the marketing and social media advice…
CBP 042: Success in the Cash-Based Practice Model since 1996! Sage Wisdom from Bob Cohen PT
Bob Cohen has had a cash-based PT practice since 1996! In this episode we learn the key ways he was able to have success for this long; and long before most people thought this business model was even possible.
