CASH-Based Practice Blog
CBP 32: A Booming Cash-Based NEURO practice – Julie Hershberg PT, DPT, NCS
If you’ve ever wondered if the cash-based model would work for an outpatient Neuro practice, wonder no longer! Re-Active PT and Wellness is a successful multi-therapist Neuro outpatient practice that is completely out of network with all payors except Medicare. Along with their skilled PT…
CBP 31: How to Start a Cash Practice inside a Gym – A-Z with Danny Matta DPT, OCS, CSCS
Today I speak with Danny Matta DPT, OCS, CSCS of Athlete’s Potential and MobilityWOD. His cash-based PT practice within a CrossFit gym is less than a year old but already going strong. Though we dive into the nuts and bolts of starting a cash practice within a gym, this interview is absolutely packed…
CBP 30: Q&A: Cash Based Medicare Models, Utilizing Fear, and Vital Startup Marketing
I’m happy to finally publish the first Q&A episode that utilizes actual audio recordings of questions from you … my audience and colleagues.
CBP 29: The Success Secrets of a Booming Cash Practice Partnership – interview with Meredith Soelberg and Brooke Mitchell
Get out your notepad cause this episode has an incredible amount of useful insights and lessons from Meredith Soelberg PT, DPT, MBA and Brooke Mitchell PT, DPT, co-owners of Elevate PT & Fitness. Their practice is 100% cash-based, has multiple personal trainers and ancillary services, and they just hired…
CBP 28: Building a Pilates Business Alongside a Private PT Practice – Interview with Stephen Dunn, PT
I’m pumped to present this interview of my friend and physical therapist, Stephen Dunn MPT, COMT, PMA-CPT. Yes, Stephen was actually my physical therapist a couple years ago and I was really impressed with the fact that he was mostly in-network but still spent a full hour one-on-one with every patient…
CBP 27: Cash-Based Success in a Small Community – Interview with Brenda Shelton PT, CMP
Ever think that cash-based practices can only work and be successful in larger metropolitan areas? With lots of wealthy people? Today’s interviewee, Brenda Shelton PT, is a great example why that’s just not true. She is one of a growing number of successful out-of-network clinics…
More Advice for PT Students – my interview with the PPS Student Interest Group
Though the interview below was primarily aimed at students, there are still a few nuggets for those already practicing and looking at starting their own private practice, as well as some of my own story that you may not have heard yet. If you have any follow-up...
CBP 26: Taking the Leap into the Cash-Based Model after 10 Years as an Employee – Interview with Bob Schroedter PT, DPT
After 10 years in the PT field as an employee in insurance-based private practices, Bob Schroedter PT, DPT took the leap 4 years ago and started a cash-based practice in the Miami Beach area. It has gone really well and he shares his lessons learned and insights in this interview.
CBP 025: How to Make Marketing Efforts Pay Dividends Forever
Today’s episode describes the techniques and tricks I use to make sure the majority of my marketing efforts continually produce business for my private practice every year. You’ll learn a variety of methods to do the same, and some easy new ways to use technology to maximize everything…
CBP 024: Social Media and Email Marketing Techniques that Actually Produce Business for Your Private Practice – Interview with Scott Waddell – Part 2
This is part 2 of my interview of Scott Waddell, president of PatientSites.com, where we dive into loads of tactics and best practices for using Social Media and Email Marketing to develop relationships and generate business for your private practice. We’ve all heard that we should be using social media…
