I was recently interviewed by a doctoral student on cash-based PT practice sustainability and about my business model in general. Here is the second part of that interview … What financial methods did you take in order to be able to open your own private...
I was recently interviewed by a doctoral student on cash-based PT practice sustainability and about the business model for my private-pay practice in general. I’ll be splitting the interview into two parts because the answer to the first question ended up being so...
Today I’m interviewing a Private Physical Therapy Practice Owner who has been completely Out-of-Network with 3rd Party Payors for 13 years! Tom Ockler is not just a practice owner and PT, but also an accomplished author and teacher. Give us the background of your...
I’m really excited to publish this interview of fellow Private Pay PT practice owner, Ann Wendel PT, ATC, CMTPT of Prana Physical Therapy. She took the time to give really in-depth answers to some of the most common questions I’m asked by PTs looking to start/convert...
As this website and its impact spreads, more interview requests roll in and I’m really enjoying it. Dave Chase, CEO of Avado.com sent me a number of “Healthcare Innovator” interview questions, and I have included a few of them below. How do you make the lives of...
For those who haven’t already been a regular visitor of PTTalker.com, I would highly recommend it. They do a weekly audio interview of an expert in some area of the PT field. The site is already loaded with great interviews and info. I recently had the pleasure...
PT Project contributor Ben Gold is a PT in New York but hails from Australia. I’ve asked him to fill us in on the Health Care System of Australia, and more specifically, the business model of most private practice “Physiotherapy” clinics there. Physiotherapy in...
Like in any realm of business, there are a large number of models and marketing strategies for physical therapy private practices that have proven successful. Of course, every practice is different and what has worked for one may not necessarily work for another. In...
