Community Therapy Podcast

Scott Lynch

Welcome to the Community Therapy Podcast, hosted by Community Therapy founder and director, Scott Lynch. Scott absolutely loves community healthcare and is passionate about healthcare businesses being built on the delivery of great healthcare! Scott commenced his professional career as a Physiotherapist and continues to love nothing more then supporting clients. Most of his time is now spent being privileged and blessed to support and be surrounded by the Community Therapy team. You will find a mix of interviews with:- health professionals about evidence based health care in the community- business founders and managers about how to operate outstanding healthcare businesses- organisations that support the community health sector. We aim to spread awareness about all aspects of community healthcare to ensure people have access to outstanding community and mobile healthcare services.

  1. 05/03/2024

    Episode 20 - HEAL Urgent Care

    In this episode, Scott Lynch (Managing Director of Community Therapy) speaks with Tim Stewart (CEO & Medical Director of HEAL Urgent Care). HEAL is a walk-in urgent care clinic for non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses, with the goal of providing excellent care for patients while easing the burden on public emergency departments. Scott and Tim discuss how HEAL Urgent Care was built from the ground up - from ideation to the first week of operation. We hope you find this insightful and inspiring! Resources HEAL Urgent Care Website HEAL Urgent Care Facebook HEAL Urgent Care Instagram HEAL Urgent Care LinkedIn Tim's LinkedIn Community Therapy Website Community Therapy YouTube Community Therapy Facebook Community Therapy LinkedIn Scott's LinkedIn Takeaways HEAL aims to bridge the gap between general practice and the hospital, providing an alternative for patients who don't need hospital-level care.Prioritising an excellent consumer experience leads to better health and business outcomes.The clinic offers a comprehensive range of services, including X-rays, pathology, wound repair, fracture management, and more.Timestamps (0:00) Intro and Tim’s Background (4:15) The Journey of Setting Up HEAL Urgent Care (14:46) Importance of Innovation and Consumer Experience (24:58) The Scope of Care at HEAL (35:14) Medicare Urgent Care Clinics and HEAL’s Relationship With The Public Sector (41:33) Challenges and Opportunities for HEAL (49:52) Final Thoughts and The Future Support the show

    52 min
  2. 03/28/2024

    Episode 19 - Navigating In-Home Aged Care Reform

    In this episode, Scott Lynch (Managing Director of Community Therapy) speaks with Lorraine Poulos (Managing Director of Lorraine Poulos and Associates). Together they discuss all things in-home aged care reform. It’s a sector undergoing constant change and review, and many providers feel overwhelmed and uncertain of what the future may look like. In this episode, Scott and Lorraine discuss the reform pathways and explore strategies providers can utilise to best navigate the opportunities and risks that are likely to arise as the sector evolves. We hope you find this conversation useful and informative! Resources LPA & Associates Website Lorraine’s LinkedIn Community Therapy Website YouTube Facebook LinkedIn Scott's LinkedIn Takeaways The in-home aged care sector is undergoing constant change and reform, which presents challenges for providers.Seeking help and support from experts can provide valuable guidance and insights for navigating the complexities of the aged care landscape.Despite the challenges, opportunities for innovation and in the sector will arise as reforms are implemented.Timestamps (0:00) Introduction (1:10) Summary of In-Home Aged Care Reform (5:21) The Challenge of Uncertainty for Providers (11:48) Opportunities and Risks for Providers (18:44) Importance of Care Management (24:58) How Funding Models are Evolving (37:15) Getting Answers and Future Readiness (42:02) Stages of Choice, Resilience and Seeking Help Support the show

    50 min
  3. 02/05/2024

    Episode 18 - Opportunities and Challenges in Aged Care

    In this episode, Scott Lynch (Managing Director of Community Therapy) speaks with Viv Allanson (CEO of Maroba Caring Communities). They discuss the challenges and opportunities in residential aged care, the importance of physical activity and wellness programs for older adults, and the complexities of government regulation and its impact on the sector. We hope you find this conversation inspiring and illuminating! See a list of the resources mentioned in the podcast below. Resources Sunbeam Trial Info Article Sunbeam Trial Study Hunter Ageing Alliance Active Stronger Better Maroba Website Viv's LinkedIn Community Therapy Website Community Therapy YouTube Community Therapy Facebook Community Therapy LinkedIn Scott's LinkedIn Takeaways The funding and staffing requirements in aged care need to be addressed to ensure the delivery of quality care.Physical activity and wellness programs are essential in aged care to improve residents'  well-being and quality of life.Government regulations and reporting can be burdensome and are not always perfectly aligned with the best outcomes for residents.Timestamps 0:00 - Introduction and Background 2:45 - Challenges and Opportunities in Residential Aged Care 8:18 - The Role of Allied Health in Aged Care 11:09 - How Physical Activity Programs Improve Quality of Life 18:19 - Communicating Benefits of Physical Activity to Older Adults 26:20 - Quality Indicators and Regulatory Burden 31:15 - Structural Reform and Government Involvement 38:49 - The Need for In-Field Experience in Government Cabinets 42:38 - Leadership and Maintaining Optimism Support the show

    46 min
  4. 01/03/2024

    Episode 17 - Personality Types & Communication

    In this episode, Scott Lynch (Managing Director of Community Therapy) speaks with Shirley Dalton (Professional Speaker, Leadership Coach and Creator of the Blueprint for Business Freedom). Together they discuss the value of developing an understanding of personality and communication to improve professional relationships. They explore personality types, communication styles, active listening, feedback, and provide practical tips for enhancing communication in various settings. There is so much actionable information in this episode. We hope get some value from it! Takeaways Great communication starts with active listening.Understanding your own personality type can help you adapt your communication to meet the needs of others.Understanding oneself and setting good intentions are important for providing the best experience and treatment in the healthcare setting.Timestamps 0:00 - Introduction 2:25 - Understanding Personality and Communication 8:35 - The REACH Personality Framework 11:07 - Demonstration of Profiling and Quadrants with Scott 21:51 - Adapting Communication in Different Settings 31:46 - Vulnerability and Feedback 40:43 - Identifying Exceptional Communicators 45:35 - How Fulfilment and Quality Communication Are Linked 49:01 - Learning Opportunities with Shirley Resources Complementary 1 Hour ‘Aha’ Session Shirley's Website Shirley's LinkedIn Community Therapy Website Community Therapy YouTube Community Therapy Facebook Community Therapy LinkedIn Scott's LinkedIn Support the show

    52 min

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Welcome to the Community Therapy Podcast, hosted by Community Therapy founder and director, Scott Lynch. Scott absolutely loves community healthcare and is passionate about healthcare businesses being built on the delivery of great healthcare! Scott commenced his professional career as a Physiotherapist and continues to love nothing more then supporting clients. Most of his time is now spent being privileged and blessed to support and be surrounded by the Community Therapy team. You will find a mix of interviews with:- health professionals about evidence based health care in the community- business founders and managers about how to operate outstanding healthcare businesses- organisations that support the community health sector. We aim to spread awareness about all aspects of community healthcare to ensure people have access to outstanding community and mobile healthcare services.