12/30/2025
I went out on my own for the same reason you’re considering it, I wanted to have control over how I treat.
The length of the session, the schedule, the price, the specialty, who I referred to (without pressure).
When I signed my 500 sq ft lease, everyone told me the space was too small for a physical therapy clinic.
I wasn’t thinking far enough to consider anyone wanting to work alongside me.
I was in survival mode. Burnt out from false promises, moving yard sticks, and absent communication.
It was my dream job, and I could’ve grown inside that business if I had support. I think about this every time I make changes in my practice, consider how I felt without transparency, and do my best to provide the stability that would have made me stay.
Eight years later we have two 500 sq ft clinics that six full time therapists share, supported by a full time remote administrative assistant, and a full time director of operations helping me manage it all.
More than enough room for all of our big picture dreams to grow inside this practice together.
Inspo
