Shockwave, Orthotics, and Minor Surgeries That Drive Growth

Ever wondered how to maximize in-office procedures for better revenue while improving patient outcomes? In this episode of Podiatry Practice Mastery, I walk you through a busy Thursday filled with procedures, shockwave treatments, orthotics, and post-op care, and reveal why minor in-office surgeries can be some of the most valuable parts of your practice.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeHow to boost clinic revenue with efficient in-office proceduresUsing shockwave therapy for fractures and tendon recoveryWhen to choose custom orthotics for kids and adultsLeveraging patient video testimonials to grow your practiceWhy You Should ListenIf you want to improve efficiency, increase profitability, and learn how simple in-office treatments can enhance patient outcomes while supporting practice growth, this episode is packed with actionable strategies.Key Topics Covered[0:00] Recording a busy Thursday: highlights and key takeaways[0:22] Arthroplasty post-op review and patient recovery progress[0:56] Managing Lamisil prescriptions and lesion destruction for IPKs[1:12] Treating warts, tailor’s bunions, and reviewing shoe options[1:28] Improving staff efficiency with X-ray protocols[2:02] Pin removal post bunionectomy and hammer toe surgery[2:24] Using shockwave therapy for fracture recovery and faster activity resumption[3:05] Capturing patient video testimonials to enhance marketing[3:23] Starting Qutenza treatments for diabetic neuropathy[3:39] Combining shockwave therapy with orthotics for plantar fasciitis[3:56] Custom orthotics for children with flat feet[4:17] Managing ankle sprains with ultrasound and physical therapy[4:37] Affordable cortisone options for plantar fascia pain[4:56] Treating metatarsal head pain with plantar cortisone injections[5:12] Handling paronychia infections and quick recovery tips👉 Tune in to learn how I use focused in-office procedures, advanced therapies, and patient-driven marketing to improve outcomes and grow my practice effectively.