Embrace the Struggle with Kyle Rice: The CashPT Lunch Hour
Today I speak with Dr. Kyle Rice founder of the PT Hustle. He helps PT students and grads who struggle with standardized exams pass the NPTE. As someone who struggled himself with standardized testing, he now makes it his mission to help others get past the hurdle of the NPTE. Kyle shares how he felt like he had something to prove entering college because he got in despite his low test scores. After…
Expensive is a State of Mind: CashPT Lunch Hour Podcast
Our idea of what is expensive or what’s affordable has been skewed by insurance companies. Starting a physical therapy practice or business is not expensive. It’s not expensive if your goal is to help thousands or millions of people and you know what’s possible. It’s been skewed by the fact that insurance companies are only going to pay $30 no matter what we do. What you really need to thing about is investing. If you…
Is Patient Drop-off Rate Killing your Practice? with Vikram Sethuraman: CashPT Lunch Hour
On today’s episode of the podcast, I speak with Vikram Sethuraman. He is the Founder and CEO of PT Wired. PT Wired is a patient engagement solution that helps physical therapy clinics prevent patient drop-off, improve brand engagement, and boost internal marketing. Each practice receives a fully-branded mobile app available via iOS, Android, and Web that patients can download to access their Home Exercise Program with videos/notes/reminders, as well as engage with clinic…
CashPT Lunch Hour: Top Questions from Physical Therapy Students
On today’s episode of the podcast, I’m answering the top 10 questions Doctors of Physical Therapy (DPT) students have. My friends Sarah Falbo and Gabby Mace over at The GRADitude Podcast sent me these questions to answer. I talk about my favorite books for business and how they have helped propel what I’m doing, like Guerrilla Marketing Jay Conrad Levinson and Dot Com Secrets by Russell Brunson. We also get into the benefit I get…
CashPT Lunch Hour: When an Employee Quits
Join me today as I discuss an inevitable topic, losing an employee! What do you do when an employee gives their two week notice? The pandemic has been tough, and even though 2020 is over, some of the problems are persisting! This is how I felt when one of my employees gave their two-week notice shortly after PT BizCon in January. So, what did I do? Did I panic? Celebrate? Mourn? Stop everything? No.…
4 Phases Of Entrepreneurship And 4 Ways To Make 6 Figures As A PT: Call With UMass Lowell DPT Club
Working as a physical therapist is undoubtedly one of the most under-appreciated professions in the medical field. But by fully embracing what it can deliver in the entrepreneurial sense, one can even start earning as much as six figures! Aaron LeBauer shares his Zoom conference with UMass Lowell DPT Club, where he talked about the complex yet rewarding process of starting to work under a certain employer and eventually evolving into a full-time entrepreneur.…
Using Words And Images To Grow Your Pelvic PT Practice With Beth Shelly
There is a certain resistance in the physical therapy space to treat women, especially pregnant women who are going through a lot of physical changes in their bodies. Contributing to half of the population PTs are seeing in their clinic, it has become a wonder why women’s health as a whole is perceived as uncomfortable for some. Beth Shelly, one of the pioneers in pelvic health physical therapy, found her calling in this area. She…
Thrive As A Physical Therapist Without Actually Treating Patients With Meredith Castin
The thought of moving into clinic director roles may be exciting until you’ve finally settled into your job, only to be given one big task over the next. Now, people are not only expecting you to do patient care but also to become a stellar manager while at it. So how can you properly do your managerial duties when you’re too busy meeting patients? Meredith Castin of The Non-Clinical PT saw the struggles many physical therapists with positions…
Simple Not Easy: Building An Injury Rehab Empire For Endurance Athletes With Chris Johnson
Being an entrepreneur is a challenge that not everyone is up to. As the saying goes, it’s “Simple, not easy.” This is especially true when you’re building yourself up as an authority in such a clearly-defined niche as injury rehab for endurance athletes. Chris Johnson joins Aaron LeBauer to discuss some of the specific challenges he has encountered along this journey. Together, they discuss the challenge of translating high-level information into something more accessible for…
