Joint Academy
I feel so fortunate to have this in home therapy and such a kind knowledgeable therapist to help me.
GMGomez’s mom
PE/VC Local Business Destroyer
Get ready!
1. Acquire locally-trusted, community-rooted clinics
2. Rebrand under the corporate umbrella
3. Squeeze margins — slash treatment times, overload schedules, push volume
4. Exit or close when returns don’t materialize — often with minimal notice to staff or patients
1. Acquire locally-trusted, community-rooted clinics
2. Rebrand under the corporate umbrella
3. Squeeze margins — slash treatment times, overload schedules, push volume
4. Exit or close when returns don’t materialize — often with minimal notice to staff or patients
PPhilsVan92
Better than I thought!
I have heard several acquaintances complain about PT.
Personally, I prefer a one on one encounter with “hands-on”. However, at I am less skeptical now, since I have been able to work at my own pace with live demonstrations, clear written instructions, music and communication with a very understanding Therapist whenever necessary. In addition, she encourages me to try to do my best, on my own time schedule.
Personally, I prefer a one on one encounter with “hands-on”. However, at I am less skeptical now, since I have been able to work at my own pace with live demonstrations, clear written instructions, music and communication with a very understanding Therapist whenever necessary. In addition, she encourages me to try to do my best, on my own time schedule.
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CCrashawna
invest
many adults find it hard to invest living pay check to pay check. just as important or maybe more important is to invest in your health. exercise is important at all ages. but more important for seniors. there is no excuse for not doing these simple exercises. plus doing more
FGFred E Medicare guy
Diligence
I didn’t think I would like PT this way, but I was wrong. It really teaches discipline, because it’s up to me to be consistent with my exercises.
PPlump1960
