EPISODE · Apr 29, 2026 · 12 MIN
You Don't Have a New Patient Problem — You Have a Retention Problem
from The Profitable Chiro Network w/ Dr. Daniel Kimbley · host Dr. Daniel Kimbley
You don't have a new patient problem. You have a retention problem.Most chiropractors panic when new patients dry up — they run more ads, post more reels, chase harder. I'd do the exact opposite. The backdoor of your practice is leaking patients, and no amount of marketing will save you until you fix it.In this episode I walk you through the exact 7 levers I'd pull if I had to rebuild my practice from zero today — the same ones we used to take PVA from 12 to 20, jump LTV from $600 to $1,000, and add over $20,000 in revenue without spending another dollar on marketing.If this hits home and you're ready to build an owner-led practice — one that runs on identity, retention, and real profit instead of chasing — Kingdom Council is where we do this work together every week.👉 Apply for Kingdom Council: https://apply.profitablechironetwork.comNew episodes drop every other week. Subscribe so you don't miss the next one.— Dr. Daniel KimbleyCEO, Nexus Family ChiropracticFounder, The Profitable Chiro Network#chiropractor #chiropracticbusiness #patientretention #profitablechiro #practicegrowth #chirocoaching #vitalisticchiropractic #ownerledpractice #kingdomcouncil
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You don't have a new patient problem. You have a retention problem. Most chiropractors panic when new patients dry up — they run more ads, post more reels, chase harder. I'd do the exact opposite. The backdoor of your practice is leaking patients, and no amount of marketing will save you until you fix it. In this episode I walk you through the exact 7 levers I'd pull if I had to rebuild my practice from zero today — the same ones we used to take PVA from 12 to 20, jump LTV from $600 to $1,0...
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