PT Pintcast - Physical Therapy

Jimmy McKay, PT, DPT | Physical Therapy Podcast
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PT Pintcast is a physical therapy podcast featuring conversations with physical therapists, clinic owners, educators, and leaders shaping the future of physical therapy. Hosted by Jimmy McKay, PT, DPT, PT Pintcast blends real talk, big ideas, and practical insight on clinical care, business, culture, and where physical therapy is headed next. If a TED Talk and a radio show had a baby and raised it in a physical therapy clinic, this would be it.

  1. 12시간 전

    She Refused to Discharge Patients Who Still Needed Help

    Insurance runs out. Patients still need care. Now what? Melanie Brennan built a nonprofit neuro recovery gym to solve exactly that problem. After seeing patients decline post-discharge from traditional rehab settings, Melanie launched EA Therapeutic Health — a hybrid model blending: Insurance-based PTCash-based extended recovery sessionsPersonal trainers + rec therapists alongside PTsFundraising + grants to subsidize costCommunity-based nonprofit structureNow with 24 employees and a 10,000-square-foot facility, she’s proving private practice isn’t just for orthopedics. Key TopicsWhy payment is PT’s root issueNonprofit conversion strategyBlending insurance and cash ethicallyState-level advocacy vs national reformCollective action with OT and speechServing underserved communities sustainablyGuest InfoEA Therapeutic Health https://chooseea.org

    24분

  2. 12시간 전

    Disasters Don’t Wait — Why PTs Can’t Either

    PTs Belong in Disaster Response — Here’s How to Step InDisasters don’t discriminate. They impact hospitals, nursing homes, outpatient clinics, schools, and communities. Yet physical therapists are rarely included in disaster planning or emergency response operations. In this episode, Megan Mitchell breaks down: • Why disasters are increasing in frequency • Where PTs are currently underutilized • The musculoskeletal reality of disaster injuries • Why you can’t “just show up” during an emergency • How to engage your hospital or clinic’s emergency manager • The difference between “lessons learned” and “lessons applied” • One immediate action step every PT should take Key Takeaway:Preparedness is part of professional responsibility. If you’re licensed and trained, you already have relevant skills. The profession must proactively claim its seat at the table. Resources Mentioned• PT & PTA Emergency and Disaster Response Action Plan (APTA) • University of Colorado Anschutz Sponsors• EMPOWER EMR • SaRA Health • U.S. Physical Therapy (USPH)

    10분

  3. 12시간 전

    You Don’t Need More Marketing. You Need More Humanity.

    Most physical therapy clinic owners have been told the same story: Spend 5–10% of revenue on marketing. Run Facebook ads. Buy Google traffic. Outspend competitors. But what if that advice is wrong? Live from CSM, Jimmy and Sturdy McKee break down a back-to-basics approach to clinic growth that doesn’t rely on ad spend — it relies on relationships. What You’ll Learn:Why patients don’t buy healthcare on FacebookHow primary care physicians see 20–40% MSK cases weeklyWhy referrals are still the most powerful growth channelHow small, consistent gestures outperform “wow baskets”The psychology behind handwritten notesWhy tracking relationships matters more than tracking ad clicksWhat clinic owners lose when growth becomes the only goal This episode is for PTs and clinic owners who want sustainable growth without sacrificing margin or humanity.

    19분

  4. 12시간 전

    Top of Scope Isn’t a Job — It’s a Mindset

    Emergency Department PT, Top-of-Scope Mindset & Reigniting Your Career Recorded live at CSM, Jimmy sits down with Rebekah Griffith, PT, DPT, to talk about the growth of physical therapy in the emergency department — and what it takes to bring it into your hospital. In This Episode:What “Top of Scope” really means (mindset + skillset)Why ED PT jobs aren’t widespread yetHow to pitch ED PT to hospital leadership (do a PT eval on the hospital)Specialist vs generalist debate in acute careWhy conferences can reignite your professional energyHow networking creates lifelong career relationships Rebecca shares a practical framework for introducing ED PT services: Evaluate your hospital like a patientIdentify impairments and participation restrictionsAlign PT value with what matters to leadershipSet measurable goals This episode is about expanding what’s possible in your career — and protecting the future of the profession. SponsorsThis episode is brought to you by: SaRA HealthEMPOWER EMRU.S. Physical Therapy (USPH)

    8분

  5. 12시간 전

    PT Is Political. Lean In.

    PT Is Political — And That’s Not Optional Recorded live at APTA CSM, this conversation tackles one uncomfortable truth: physical therapy operates inside a political healthcare system. If you ignore policy, reimbursement, or structural access issues, you're still affected by them. In This Episode:Why research feels intimidating (and why it shouldn’t)How curiosity fuels better patient careThe policy gaps affecting farmworker communitiesWhy students must engage in health systems earlyWhat success looks like in five years for the next generation of PTsWhy This Matters for Clinic OwnersPolicy decisions shape reimbursementAccess gaps affect your patient populationAdvocacy protects long-term sustainabilityStudents entering the profession expect leadership in this spaceSponsorsSaRA HealthEMPOWER EMRU.S. Physical Therapy (USPH)

    11분

  6. 12시간 전

    Grow Without Selling Your Soul: Inside USPH

    Episode OverviewLive from APTA CSM in Anaheim, Jimmy talks with Nicole O’Neill from U.S. Physical Therapy about what USPH actually is—and why most PTs don’t realize they’ve probably seen one of their clinics. USPH partners with 135+ locally branded physical therapy practices across 44 states, providing national operational support while allowing clinics to maintain their identity. This episode breaks down what that model looks like for: New gradsExperienced cliniciansClinic owners exploring partnershipPTs who want growth without burnoutKey TopicsThe USPH partnership modelMaintaining local brand autonomyNational support for payroll, benefits, recruitingEmployer branding in physical therapyWhy USPH is investing in visibility at CSM“Grow With USPH” — what it meansAbout U.S. Physical TherapyU.S. Physical Therapy is a national network supporting local PT clinics with financial, administrative, and operational infrastructure—so clinicians can focus on patient care and leadership development. Learn more: ???? https://usph.com

    7분
  7. Visibility Is Not Optional Anymore

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    Visibility Is Not Optional Anymore

    Visibility Is Not Optional AnymoreIf you’re a physical therapist or clinic owner relying on reputation alone, you’re already behind. This episode covers: Why simple LinkedIn polls outperform complex contentThe lesson behind viral cultural momentsRepurposing one idea across multiple formatsHow AI session analytics can improve therapist performanceWhy frequency beats perfectionThe “fifth executive role” PT organizations are missing (communications)How to build earned attention instead of buying exposureKey Takeaway:Trust is built downstream of earned attention. If people don’t see you, they don’t trust you. Guest LinksDave Kittle YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/@thedavekittleshow/featured Website → https://conciergepainrelief.com Tony Maritato YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/c/MedicareBilling

    1시간
  8. You’re Sitting on $2,000 a Month and Don’t Even Know It

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    You’re Sitting on $2,000 a Month and Don’t Even Know It

    Can social media realistically generate revenue for physical therapists? In this episode, Jimmy talks with Tony Maritato about: Growing from 2,000 to 60,000+ followers in one yearTurning patient education into monetized contentWhy reposting “old” videos worksHow one Facebook post generated $107 repeatedlyWhy engagement (not followers) is the real metricThe shift back toward in-person, analog attention Tony explains how he captures patient interactions during treatment (with consent), posts directly from his phone, and uses AI tools to analyze performance — without hiring staff or building a production studio. If you’re a clinic owner, this matters because: $2,000/month offsets overheadOrganic reach builds trust before a patient callsYou’re already creating content — you’re just not recording itKey TakeawaysYour daily clinical work is valuable contentReposting strong content is not penalizedEngagement beats follower countSimplicity scalesAttention must be earned

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PT Pintcast is a physical therapy podcast featuring conversations with physical therapists, clinic owners, educators, and leaders shaping the future of physical therapy. Hosted by Jimmy McKay, PT, DPT, PT Pintcast blends real talk, big ideas, and practical insight on clinical care, business, culture, and where physical therapy is headed next. If a TED Talk and a radio show had a baby and raised it in a physical therapy clinic, this would be it.

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    Jimmy McKay, PT, DPT | Physical Therapy Podcast
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    2015년 - 2026년
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