
312 episodes

The P.T. Entrepreneur Podcast Dr. Danny Matta, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, & Entrepreneur
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The PT Entrepreneur Podcast with Danny Matta brings you interviews and insights from top physical therapy business owners. Topics range from starting and running a cash physical therapy practice to creating digital products and even physical products.
The PT Entrepreneur Podcast gives you an inside look of the minds and businesses of some of the most successful physical therapists today. No empty fluff.... just actionable, helpful information you can use TODAY.
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Ep664 | Here's What You Need To Sell Your Clinic
In this podcast episode, Doc Danny shares a fascinating case study of a physical therapy client's practice that was successfully sold for a higher-than-expected multiple. The client initially approached Danny with a busy practice that needed to expand and become more systematized. Over a period of three years, they worked together to achieve significant growth and prepare the practice for sale.
Overall, the podcast episode highlights the key takeaways from this case study, including the importance of building recurring revenue streams, marketing independence, consistent growth patterns, strong systems and data management, and financial transparency. These factors combined to position the practice for a successful exit, allowing the owner to step away from daily operations profitably. -
Ep663 | Be Careful With This Key Business Relationship
In this podcast episode, Dr. Danny discusses the topic of managing relationships when subleasing office space as a new physical therapist entrepreneur. He highlights that many physical therapists begin their careers by being mobile or subleasing space in a gym or clinic. While being mobile has its advantages in terms of low overhead costs, it can prove to be challenging to scale the business and time-consuming when it comes to traveling between patients. Subleasing, on the other hand, is a more popular option that allows therapists access to gym equipment at a relatively low monthly cost, typically ranging from $1,500 to $2,000.
Doc Danny emphasizes that when subleasing as a new physical therapist, the owner's character and mindset are more important than the location or price. Entrepreneurs should seek someone with integrity, a growth mindset, and a positive reputation through references.
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Ep662 | All Things Physical Therapy With Shante Cofield
In this episode of the podcast, Doc Danny and Shante dive into the challenges that many physical therapists face when they want to transition away from direct patient care and explore other areas of the profession. They touch upon the physical and mental demands that often lead to burnout, and how reimbursement rates may not match the value of care provided. However, they caution against making hasty decisions and encourage PTs to identify the specific aspects they dislike about their current role or workplace before making any changes. They emphasize that small changes can sometimes improve the situation.
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Ep661 | Have A Baby Or Teach A Workshop
In this podcast, Danny shares a story about one of his PT coaching clients who is a business owner. Two days before she was due to give birth, both of her staff members had emergencies come up that prevented them from running an injury screening workshop that the clinic had been working to develop with a local gym for over a year.
Though actively in labor with contractions, she decided she had to run the workshop herself to maintain the important relationship with the gym and potential client base. She took a shower, went to the workshop, and successfully ran the entire event alone. As a result, over half the attendees became new patients. She then had her baby two days later.
Danny uses this story to illustrate the difference between being an employee and a business owner. As an owner, you have to be willing to sacrifice and go above and beyond for your business. In the early days especially, you'll have to say no to social plans and work long nights and weekends. You'll face stress, risk, potential failure and embarrassment that employees don't see.
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Ep660 | Essential KPIs Your Cash-Based Practices Need To Track
In this episode, we delve into the world of physical therapy business ownership and explore the key performance indicators (KPIs) that should be tracked to ensure the success and growth of your practice. Danny provides valuable insights into the most important KPIs that every physical therapy business owner should be monitoring. Enjoy!
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Ep659 | How To Stay Motivated
In this podcast episode, Doc Danny explores the topic of staying motivated, particularly for business owners and entrepreneurs. He emphasizes that maintaining motivation can be a challenging task, regardless of the specific goal, whether it's related to education, health, relationships, or any other aspect of life.
Throughout the episode, Doc Danny emphasizes the power of reading success stories and knowing that they are making a difference in the battle against the "bad guys." He advises those who are struggling with motivation to define a clear mission that is personally significant and to identify a rival or adversary to surpass. By focusing on helping others and embracing challenging goals and competition, individuals can sustain their motivation and persevere through difficulties, avoiding the feeling of being stagnant and losing ground.
Head to the link below to participate in our 5 Day Challenge!
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Customer Reviews
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I’ve been working with PT Biz for the past 4+ years. Keep working the systems and doing the little things day after day. This podcast is great and it’s part of my weekly listening schedule.
Great content and sound quality
I’m not a PT, but was looking around for a business podcast and stumbled on Danny’s show.
Listened to a few of his episodes on Marketing.
Great content and really great sound quality which always makes for a great show.
Recommend.
Pearls of wisdom
I’ve been in business and owned my own practice for over 13 years & am still learning great stuff from these guys!