I hope this post will be a little bit of inspiration for you to get going on your cash practice. Mine is allowing me to be here and I’m having a great time. I also have a great time when I’m helping people get better in my cash practice. We started our hiking day with [...]
I am running my cash practice by remote control while on vacation in Europe. I also am enriching our already full course for physical therapists this will be more of a non-technical post. While preparing for your cash practice it is important to keep the end in mind. You can do it if you just [...]
Read posts below this one and you’ll find a lot more on cash-based physical therapy practices. I’m pretty sure you’ll like what you read here too but don’t expect a highly technical post. This is on the BENEFIT I’m getting from having a cash practice – European travel. It is 6:37 p.m. and the backs [...]
“How much does this physical therapy cost?” That slowed my steps as I rounded one corner of an assisted living center. “How much does this physical therapy cost?” the wheelchair-seated physical therapy-patient asked the therapist who apparently was ahead of her down the next hall. “Medicare covers it”, the capable physical therapist who still was [...]
Today was a therapeutic day for me. We PT’s need these. I took a shorter and then a longer hike in the mountains with my family. I also ate very well and still feel good! Our local auntie is a GOOOOD cook. I don’t know why she doesn’t roll rather than walk by now. I [...]
The title question is vitally important for anyone wanting to do a cash practice physical therapy. If a therapist doesn’t have an answer for “Why should I pay cash for my physical therapy?” and feel good about receiving cash for that therapy, he or she will never receive cash for that physical therapy. There are [...]
Physical therapists wanting to open and run a cash practice that is truly therapeutic for all involved must answer the question: “Why should I pay you directly for my therapy”? The author below somewhat answers it for her patient population. In an upcoming post I’ll give a few important reasons. For now enjoy this post. [...]
