Blue Jays Sweep Red Sox! Trey Yesavage Bounces Back & Louis Varland Dominates Again
For the first time since the opening series of the season, the Blue Jays have a sweep. On this episode of Three Up, Three Down, Rob Wong talks about the Blue Jays taking all three games against the Boston Red Sox, Trey Yesavage’s bounceback outing, Louis Varland’s dominant season and former Blue Ja…
AI in Physical Therapy: What’s Useful and What’s Overhyped?
AI is everywhere—but how should physical therapists actually use it? In this episode, Dr. Brian Wolfe and Dr. Owen Campbell discuss the practical applications of AI inside physical therapy businesses....
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Hiring Part 4: How to Onboard Physical Therapists and Build High Performers
Hiring the right person is only the beginning.
What happens during the first few days, weeks, and months can determine whether a new employee becomes a long-term high performer or starts looking for another opportunity.
In part four of the PhysioGrowth hiring series, Brian Wolfe and Owen Campbell b…
The Godfather of Godzilla Returns
The 'Godfather of Godzilla,' Brian Wolfe, returns to the podcast with an inside look at his active shop experiments, sharing fresh dyno data with Kevin and Willie on how off-the-shelf street cams, E85 fuel, and twin-turbo setups are currently pushing Ford’s 7.3L Godzilla engine past 1,800 horsep…
On The Radar #377
NBA News, NFL News , MLB News, WNBA News, NHL News, CBS's Fire/Sheriff Country, NBC's SNL, CBS's Tracker, A Farewell to Barry Melrose, Brian Wolfe, Gary Myers, Ben Saunders, Mike McFarland & Bob Mackie!
Congress Wants to Fix NIL. Should We Trust It?
Congress is stepping directly into the rapidly changing world of college sports. With the Protect College Sports Act advancing in the Senate, Brad and Matt examine the attempt to create national rules for NIL, athlete compensation, transfers and eligibility.
College sports clearly need some order, …
Marketing Part 3: How to Build a Scalable Patient Acquisition System for Your PT Clinic
Getting patients through the door is one challenge. Building a patient-acquisition system that keeps working as your clinic grows is another.
In part three of our patient acquisition series, we break down how to scale your marketing beyond the owner doing everything personally.
A major focus of thi…
Marketing Part 2: How to Turn Physical Therapy Leads Into Booked Evaluations
Getting more leads does not automatically mean getting more patients.
In part two of our patient acquisition series, we break down what happens after someone raises their hand and shows interest in your clinic. Once the lead comes in, the next challenge is responding quickly, qualifying the opportu…
Marketing Part 1: How to Attract More Patients to Your PT Practice
Most physical therapy practices don’t have a lack-of-marketing problem. They have a lack-of-clarity problem.
If your target patient is simply “anyone with a pulse and a wallet,” it becomes difficult to build a focused, repeatable client acquisition system.
In Part 1 of our Client Acquisition series…
Hiring Part 5: Why Great PTs Leave—and How Strong Leaders Retain Them
Hiring a great physical therapist is only the beginning. The bigger challenge is building a clinic where strong employees want to stay, grow, and contribute.
In the final episode of our hiring series, we discuss how leadership, communication, career development, and accountability shape employee re…
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