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The Practice Experience Podcast is your ultimate guide to navigate the ever-changing world of rehab therapy. We bring together inspiring leaders and experts in the field to explore the crucial aspects of practice management, patient engagement and care, and business success. These thought-provoking conversations delve deep into the strategies, insights, and best practices that empower rehab therapy professionals to reach their fullest potentials as clinicians and leaders. Whether you're seeking innovative ideas to maximize practice efficiency, motivation to meet evolving patient demands, or practical tips to optimize revenue, this podcast is an invaluable resource to help you elevate your practice experience.
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Hiring great clinicians is difficult. Building a practice where they want to stay takes even more. What makes a workplace stand out to today's physical therapists? And once you've built a great team, how do you keep people engaged as your practice grows? Brian Hartz, CEO of Hartz Physical Therapy, Dr. Jon Lee, PT and co-founder of Pickle, and Daniel Reizis, founder and CEO of Prestige Rehab, explore those questions from three different perspectives. They discuss what meaningful employee engagement looks like, how younger clinicians are changing the recruiting landscape, and why intentional leadership and strong systems matter as organizations scale. For practice leaders navigating today's competitive hiring environment, their insights offer practical ideas for attracting great clinicians, investing in their growth, and creating a workplace where people want to build their careers. Learn more: https://www.webpt.com/podcast
Physical therapy is at an inflection point. Rising demand is creating new opportunities, while burnout, reimbursement pressures, student debt, and changing expectations are challenging the profession to evolve. In this special episode of the Practice Experience Podcast, we're bringing together insights from Dr. Larry Benz, Tyler Goslinga, JeMe Cioppa-Mosca, and Derek Fenwick to examine the state of PT today. From the forces reshaping the profession to building fulfilling careers and creating workplaces where clinicians can thrive, these conversations offer four perspectives on the challenges facing physical therapy and the opportunities ahead. Learn more: https://www.webpt.com/podcast
Burnout is one of the most talked-about challenges in physical therapy, but what if the conversation is missing something? In this episode, host Elisabeth Brown sits down with physical therapist, clinic director, educator, and sports residency director Tyler Goslinga to explore how clinicians can create careers that remain energizing over the long term. Tyler shares how identifying his passions, advocating for new opportunities, investing in his community, and building meaningful relationships helped him grow a career that extends far beyond patient care alone. Together, they discuss the difference between purpose and passion, why community connection matters, how clinicians can uncover opportunities they didn't know existed, and what leaders can do to help therapists stay engaged and fulfilled. If you're a new grad, seasoned clinician, practice leader, or anything in between, this episode offers a refreshing perspective on career growth, professional fulfillment, and creating a future in PT that lasts. Learn more: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-goslinga-616915316/ https://www.webpt.com/podcast
As physical therapy faces growing demand, workforce challenges, reimbursement pressures, and rapid advances in technology, many practice leaders are asking the same question: What comes next? In this episode, Dr. Heidi Jannenga sits down with Dr. Larry Benz, founder of Confluent Health, to discuss the forces reshaping the profession and why he believes physical therapy is approaching a critical inflection point. Together, they explore the rise of AI, remote therapeutic monitoring, evolving care models, and the financial realities facing practices today. Larry also shares his perspective on what it will take for physical therapy to fully embrace its role as a doctoring profession and why the decisions made over the next few years could have a lasting impact on the future of patient care. Listen in for an insightful discussion on the opportunities, challenges, and innovations shaping the next era of physical therapy. Learn more: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lbenz/ https://www.webpt.com/podcast
Join us for a practical look at building a mission-driven practice that supports both patients and the communities they serve. Listen in for a conversation with Dr. Jessica Martin, pediatric physical therapist and clinical lead at aMAYZing Kids, on how community, collaboration, and culture shape better outcomes for children and families. Jessica shares her journey into pediatric PT and what makes this work both dynamic and deeply meaningful. Jessica explores the role of multidisciplinary care, parent engagement, and early intervention in supporting children with developmental delays. They also discuss how community outreach and nonprofit initiatives can expand access to care and strengthen connections beyond the clinic. Learn more: http://www.amayzingkids.com/ https://www.amayzing.org/donate https://www.webpt.com/podcast
Tune in for a conversation with Dr. Jessica Basha, PT, DPT, PCS, owner of Basha PT, for an inside look at what makes pediatric physical therapy both uniquely challenging and deeply rewarding. Jessica shares her journey from pursuing sports and orthopedic care to finding her passion in pediatrics. Jessica also shares how play-based therapy drives engagement and outcomes for children, why involving families is essential to success, and what sets pediatric care apart from traditional rehab. This episode offers a thoughtful conversation on building a practice that balances clinical excellence with compassion, and what it means to be a positive voice for families navigating developmental challenges. Learn more: https://bashaphysicaltherapy.com/ https://www.webpt.com/podcast
In this episode, host Susan Lofton (WebPT) sits down with guests Stephen Hunter (Intermountain Healthcare) and Alice Bell (American Physical Therapy Association) to explore what it will take to make PT a true first stop for musculoskeletal care. Listen in as they discuss the differences between direct access, PT-first, and primary care physical therapy and share real-world examples of PT-first models, from ED-based care to PTs embedded in primary care clinics. They also discuss the cultural and operational shifts needed to move PT upstream, including consumer education, institutional referral barriers, and training that strengthens screening and referral decision-making. Plus, they examine how hybrid care and AI can expand access while keeping quality and safety front and center. You won't want to miss this one! Learn more: https://intermountainhealthcare.org/ https://www.apta.org/ https://www.webpt.com/podcast
Tune in for a conversation with Dr. Daniel Reizis, founder and CEO of Prestige Rehab, on what it takes to scale a rehab therapy practice. Daniel shares his path from clinician to entrepreneur, the lessons he learned from building and selling his first outpatient practice, and what led him to launch Prestige Rehab, which focuses on on-site therapy in assisted living communities. Now leading 40 locations across multiple states, Daniel explains why the assisted living model can create a more sustainable business with reduced overhead and a more predictable payer mix, plus the systems and processes required to grow responsibly. He also breaks down how he centralizes operations across dozens of locations, builds a connected company culture, and prioritizes retention through communication, mentorship, and streamlined workflows. This episode offers a look at scaling with practical insights on using data to guide decisions and navigating the operational and billing challenges that can make or break a growing practice. Learn more: https://www.prestige-rehab.com/ https://www.webpt.com/podcast
The Practice Experience Podcast is your ultimate guide to navigate the ever-changing world of rehab therapy. We bring together inspiring leaders and experts in the field to explore the crucial aspects of practice management, patient engagement and care, and business success. These thought-provoking conversations delve deep into the strategies, insights, and best practices that empower rehab therapy professionals to reach their fullest potentials as clinicians and leaders. Whether you're seeking innovative ideas to maximize practice efficiency, motivation to meet evolving patient demands, or practical tips to optimize revenue, this podcast is an invaluable resource to help you elevate your practice experience.
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