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Physicians Are Saying (and you will be surprised) …

Physical Therapy Marketing to Doctors Every so often, I like to survey doctors and find out what they are really thinking. It’s important to know how they think and what matters to them since that’s the first step in building loyalty.  This is true in every relationship actually.  I ask them several questions, but today I would […]

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$10,000 Per Hour Secret for Those in Private Practice

Private Practice Can Keep You Busy Doing the Wrong Things! Most failing practices seem to share a common denominator, the owner of the physical therapy private practice is not doing what he or she is supposed to be doing. The owner is wasting time. Time is more valuable than money. Money always comes and goes […]

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Why are you failing?

Some of you might take offense to the title of this post. You might be thinking, “I’m not FAILING!” and I understand your feeling. Let me put it another way… Are you where you want to be, where you should be, right now?  Your practice, your business (your life)?  If so, you are blessed.  If […]

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Top 3 Policies You Must Have for Your Practice

Do you need a big thick folder on your shelf…collecting dust (aka Policies and Procedures manual)? I remember when I started my first practice in 1997 and was struggling. In desperation I went to past instructors for help and they would give me their policy and procedure manual saying, “Put your name and address on […]

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Physical Therapy Marketing to Physicians in 2013

Physical therapy marketing to physicians: SECRETS in 2013 Physical therapy marketing to physicians today is very different than it was even 2 years ago.  Long gone are the days where you went door to door to physician offices every six weeks and that was enough.  Long gone are the days where you simply got on insurance panels and […]

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