Leadership Blogs
Quick answer: Overwhelmed physical therapy practice owners can combat exhaustion by exploring several structural business options. You can bring in a business partner, sell the practice, restructure your organization, or...
TL;DR: When your physical therapy practice reaches a successful plateau, feeling “stuck” is entirely normal. As a practice owner, your next step depends on your personal and professional goals. You...
Owning a physical therapy clinic is a labor of love. You built your practice from the ground up. You earned trust in your community. You created a team and a...
My future daughter in law, Morgan, is a Board Certified Behavioral Analyst. She uses Applied Behavior Analysis to create interventions and plans that result in positive behavioral change. She’s thoughtful,...
I love reading patient comments. There are so many instances of positive feedback, which affirms that we’re doing what we do with a level of professional excellence that our patients...
By Eric Boss, PT, MBA I’ve been a Physical Therapist for twenty-five years. My career has evolved into working primarily with data, and I’ve been given the gift of applying...
Clinic leaders hold one of the most challenging positions in a PT company. While their primary role is still that of a treating clinician, they also have to juggle...
Becoming a Physical Therapist (PT) is a long and demanding road. Excelling academically in undergraduate education is crucial for acceptance to PT school. After that, doctoral-level coursework consumes the next...
Connection and connectedness can mean a variety of things to different people. It may mean a team has a deep emotional connection with each other and operates more like a...