Episode 36: | Grown Up and In Demand, with APTA President Kyle Covington
The momentum behind physical therapists, the payers still holding on to an old picture of PT, and what new grads need to stay in the profession.
Episode 35: AI Was the Boogeyman. A Year Later, Everyone Was Using It.
Chris Hoekstra watched PT's AI panic flip in twelve months at the same annual meeting, and he explains what that reversal says about how this prof...
Episode 34: PT Has a Capacity Problem. Hybrid Care is the Answer
Net Health's Ben Barron on the 12,000-therapist shortage, what CMS' proposed RTM changes would mean for rural practices, and how to create access ...
Episode 33: How Physical Therapists Prove Their Value in Value-Based Care
VA Leader Brian Westlake, PT, DPT, Cert MDT on how to impact total cost of care, what it means to control healthcare spending in a fixed budget an...
Episode 32: The Physical Therapist, The Big Cycle, and The Age of AI
Plus, Ray Dalio's framework for how systems break, applied to the profession's financial reckoning and its AI future
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Episode 31: Physical Therapy is the Swiss Army Knife Profession
Duke's Dr. Chad Cook on the 5 things MSK therapists obsess over, and what we should be doing instead
A VA physician once told a ...
Episode 30: One Bad Experience with PT Loses Patients Forever with Dr. Trevor Lentz, PT, PhD, MPH
And the active ingredients in PT often aren't even physical
"We have the capacity to provide a level of care that nobody else in...
Episode 29: Build a PT and OT Clinic Where Therapists Want to Work
Why content follows culture, and practical actions clinic owners can implement within the next 3 months.
Episode 28: Skin in the Game: How PT Wins in the ACCESS Model
How RVUs (Not the Conversion Factor) Quietly Squeeze PT and OT and the Practical Blueprint to Shift From "Minutes" to ACO-Ready Value
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