The other day my student inquired about cash-based physical therapy services and reimbursement models. He mentioned that he would like to practice in a cash-based environment in the future. This statement surprised me for several reasons: 1) It is great to hear that students are considering other options than insurance based payments. Cash based PT was a distant thought for me while in school. 2) I wondered if schools teach about cash based payment options in school. If not, where are students receiving their information? As someone who will now be starting a cash based therapy practice in a few weeks, I wanted to share my top resources I have benefitted from on this subject. If you are interested in cash-based physical therapy, I would recommend checking out the following sources: 1) Aaron LeBauer: Anatomy of a Physical Therapy Cash Practice. Aaron's site has tons of free and premium information depending on your level of commitment. He offers a free CashPT Checklist that is a great starting point! 2) Top 10 Things You Must Do To Get New Patients. If you are getting into a cash-based service, you need to start thinking outside the box with our marketing strategies. 3) Jarod Carter's Interview with PT students on Cash-Based PT Services. Dr. Carter has written extensively on his success in the cash PT market. 4) WebPT blogposts "How to Equip Your Clinic for Cash-Pay Services." There are plenty of great articles and resources regarding cash-based payment models. Starting a practice is possible as long as you take the proper steps before opening your doors.
-Jim
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8/8/2024 11:27:39 am
Maybe you are try to do some dry needling on a patient, but they are hypersensitive. A quick manipulation may allow them to tolerate the treatment.
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