Pelvic health was once an uncommon specialty in physical therapy, but that’s changing in the industry as the barriers that once existed are being broken down by innovative physical therapists.

Being a great physical therapist doesn’t always make a great physical therapy practice – unless you’re managing your practice like a business. There are two sides to every physical therapy practice: the clinical and the business.

Since every state has some level of direct access, you’re now in the driver’s seat when it comes to attracting new patients. Attracting direct access patients has its benefits:

In the spirit of Independence Day approaching, let’s celebrate all the reasons we love private practice! Although there are a million reasons why it’s great to be an independent practice owner, here are the four biggest reasons to celebrate:

As a busy physical therapy practice owner – treating full time and managing a business – you may be searching for solutions to make your day a little easier.

Video is one of the hottest ways to market in today’s digital age. Although that may not be any surprise, what you may not know is that you don’t have to be an expert at videography to make great video content for your business.

The following is a Q&A with FYZICAL member Louis Zuniga, PT, DPT, CHT, MCT of El Paso, Texas.

Take a look at your schedule for the week, for the month. Do you have gaps? If you do, those gaps may become more frequent as time goes on—unless you find a way to fill them immediately.

The following interview is with FYZICAL franchisee, Dawn Rouse. Dawn is the owner of four FYZICAL locations in North Carolina.

The buzz around MIPS may have you wondering what you must do to remain compliant and maximize reimbursement. Here’s a quick overview that can help you take the right steps.

Balance and vestibular dysfunctions are common all over the country, and often these patients get bounced around from doctor to doctor, finally ending up in physical therapy. Unfortunately, most physical therapists still can’t cure these patients.

Competition is tough in private practice physical therapy, and if you don’t have a physician liaison working for your practice, your competitors probably do. Physicians are still the dominant gatekeepers in physical therapy, so you have to take your referral relationships seriously, and focus on creating new ones as well.