June 11, 2026
PT Breakfast Club 6/11
PT Breakfast Club 6/11
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June 4, 2026
Physical Therapy Marketing That Actually Brings Patients In
Physical therapists and clinic owners struggling with physical therapy marketing will learn how to turn content, direct mail, and local positioning into patient demand. Topics include physical therapy marketing, PT clinic growth, direct mail campaigns, therapist branding, and content that creates revenue. This episode breaks down how PT clinic owners…
May 8, 2026
The Hidden Cost of Efficiency in Healthcare: What Operators Really Mean
We discuss what healthcare operators actually mean when they call for efficiency, revealing that while they claim to want to eliminate waste and do more with less, they're often cutting the unmeasurable parts of clinical care that matter most—like intake conversations, relationship building, and patient education. We explore why these…
May 7, 2026
Is the 60-Minute Model Broken?
We challenge the traditional outpatient PT model where patients see a therapist for 45-60 minutes, 2-3 times per week. We ask: does more one-on-one time with the PT actually equal better outcomes, or is it just the model we've inherited? We explore how other healthcare professions use their highest-trained providers…
May 7, 2026
From Compassionate Care to Moral Injury: When Clinician Incentives Shift
We discuss how efficiency in healthcare transforms into burnout and moral injury for clinicians. We explore the critical inflection point where clinicians shift from prioritizing patient care, compassion, and clinical outcomes to defaulting to productivity metrics—seeing a certain number of patients per hour, meeting unit quotas, and chasing bonuses tied…
May 7, 2026
Physical Therapists: Stop Treating Chronic Pain Like Injury
Physical therapists and clinic owners struggling with chronic pain patients will learn how to improve outcomes by changing how they evaluate and communicate with patients. Chronic pain treatment requires a different approach—and better results follow. Chronic pain treatment, physical therapy chronic pain, and patient communication strategies are critical for improving…
May 7, 2026
From Rock Radio to Rock-Solid PT: Jimmy McKay's Origin Story
Most episodes, Jimmy McKay is the one asking the questions. Not this time. 🎙️ Amit Gagliani flips the script and interviews the host — using AI-generated questions to pull out the origin story Jimmy rarely tells. From running a rock radio station to the iPhone moment in 2008 that made…
May 6, 2026
Why Physical Therapists Must Specialize to Survive
Physical therapists and clinic owners struggling with physical therapy marketing will learn how to niche down to grow a profitable clinic and stand out in physical therapy marketing. This episode breaks down why physical therapy marketing fails when clinics try to serve everyone—and how clarity leads to growth, better patients,…
May 4, 2026
Why Physical Therapists Burn Out (And How to Fix It)
Physical therapists and clinic owners dealing with PT burnout will learn how to improve mental resilience and performance without reducing workload. This episode breaks down PT burnout and how PT burnout can be solved with trainable skills. Topics include physical therapy burnout, PT clinic culture, mental resilience for physical therapists,…
May 4, 2026
The Cash PT Model That Could Save Your Clinic
Physical therapists and clinic owners stuck in low-paying insurance models will learn how to build a more profitable, sustainable practice using cash-based physical therapy strategies. This episode focuses on cash-based physical therapy growth and cash-based physical therapy pricing. CHAPTERS 00:00 PT Career Reality Check 03:10 Traditional Outpatient Burnout 07:45 Starting…
May 4, 2026
PT Student Loan Limits: Why Lower Tuition Isn't the Real Outcome
We break down the new federal borrowing cap of $20,000 per year for physical therapy students and examine whether it actually leads to lower tuition. After running 10,000 scenarios, we found that schools rarely lower tuition—instead, we see more private loans, fewer applicants, smaller classes, and fewer graduates. Rather than…
April 15, 2026
The Metric That Doesn't Matter: Why Obsessing Over Visits Hurts Your Clinic
We discuss the metric that clinic owners obsess over that actually doesn't matter: visits. We explain why focusing solely on new patient volume or visit numbers are both problematic approaches. We talk about how obsessing over visits without new patient throughput leads to over-treating patients, while obsessing only over new…