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What You Need to Know Before Selling your Physical Therapy Practice

August 4, 2013 – 9:26 pm

Have you thought about selling your physical therapy practice? Today’s guest, Paul Martin, MPT, CBI, M&AMI, Martin Healthcare Advisors (MHA) founder and president shares details about what physical therapists should and shouldn’t do when planning to sell their business. This issue and others are addressed in his recently released book called The Ultimate Success Guide: The World’s Leading Experts [...]

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By Jeff Worrell | Posted in Paul Martin MPT CBI, Professional Experts | Also tagged American Physical Therapy Association, APTA, business evaluation, Paul Martin, Physical Therapist, physical therapy, private practice, PT, rehabilitation, selling a PT business, selling your business | Comments (0)

A Private Physical Therapy Practice that Has Withstood the Test of Time

September 19, 2012 – 4:26 pm

Wonder what it takes for a private physical therapy practice to continue to grow and prosper since 1978? Today’s expert, Shawn Burger, MPT of Burger Rehabilitation, shares some of the secrets to running a successful family-owned private practice. The clinic was started by his mother and is now the oldest private practice of their size [...]

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By Jeff Worrell | Posted in Professional Experts, Shawn Burger PT | Also tagged ACO, American Physical Therapy Association, Burger Rehab, direct access, DPT, evidence based physical therapy, Healthcare reform, patient outcomes, Physical Therapist, physical therapy, private practice, PT, rehabilitation, reimbursement, third party reimbursement | Comments (0)