19d • General discussion
Workshops are a Waste of Time for Cash PT/DCs Here’s Why…
🚨 STOP wasting your time doing workshops for your cash-based PT/DC practice. 🚨
You’ve been taught to:
❌ Talk patients out of using insurance.
❌ Spend nights and weekends doing workshops hoping someone books.
❌ Use high-pressure sales tactics to close patients.
I teach my in my 7 Figure 20hr/Wk Hybrid Clinical & Cash-Based Clinic for students to STOP doing all of that!
“Well Ryan… then how do you get patients?”
Years ago, I discovered what I call the “Orthopedic Trail of Tears”
These are people who have been in pain for years, sometimes decades.
They’ve spent $20,000 to well over $120,000 chasing answers.
They’ve seen countless PTs, chiropractors, and insert name of specialist.
Most have completely given up hope.
I figured out:
✅ How to clinically identify what’s actually causing their pain when they come in
✅ How to get them relief on the first visit.
✅ How to reach them with social media ads that make them say…
“Finally… someone understands what’s been happening to me I have to go see this guy.”
My ads intentionally go up to 2–3 hour drive from my clinic, and my schedule stays full.
I don’t teach people how to become another general PT or chiropractor, these patients want a super specialist in chronic pain, that’s what I teach clinicians to be!
When patients see you are the expert in THEIR condition via social media marketing…
Patients chase you.
You don’t chase them.
Mentorship Requirements:
✔️ Licensed PT or DC
✔️ Minimum marketing budget of $1,500/month
(You can earn that doing home health PT or working at The Joint 1 day a month while building your practice.)
👇 Comment “HYBRID” below and I’ll personally DM you more information about my mentorship program. Few Spots Left!
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Workshops are a Waste of Time for Cash PT/DCs Here’s Why…
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