Practice Growth Podcast

Today's guest, Jason Collin, has been a clinician, a clinic owner, and a leadership coach, and he now runs PT Revolution, a PT clinic and performance training facility in the Lake Tahoe area. He also earned a doctorate in organizational leadership, where his research became a framework he calls the High Performance Team Effect: clarity, connection, and communication.In this episode, Jason breaks down each of these three c's, shares why follow-up is the real driver of trust on a team, and gets honest about what it takes to lead yourself as well as your people.

What if paying your therapists more was actually the key to higher margins, lower turnover, and a more sustainable practice? In this episode, Larry and Jason unpack why physical therapy's over-reliance on salary and hourly pay is quietly undermining the profession. and what to do about it. This episode is a roadmap for practice owners ready to stop losing therapists and start building a workplace where top clinicians actually want to stay.

What do payers actually care about, and how can physical therapists use that knowledge to their advantage? Host Marla Ranieri sits down with Dana Pommel Strauss, PT, DPT, Senior Director of Public Policy and Government Affairs at a Fortune 10 company, for a candid look at how reimbursement decisions are made and what the shift to value-based care means for the PT profession.Dana shares what metrics truly move the needle with payers, what clinics should be doing right now to prepare, and why this moment is one the profession cannot afford to miss.