How can physical therapists adapt to market trends like those seen with Stretch Lab and other boutique fitness services? What are the implications for traditional physical therapy practices, and how can they innovate to stay competitive?Join us for a special crossover session, "The Breakfast Club," originally recorded on PT Pintcast. I'm your host, Dave Kittle, alongside Jimmy McKay, Director of Communications at Mount Sinai Hospital and Anthony (Tony Maritato) Maritato, a seasoned physical therapist, private practice owner, and online business entrepreneur.Tune in to PT Pintcast on YouTube for Physical Therapy Conversations connecting busy PTs to their profession here.In this episode, we cover:How Stretch Lab identified and capitalized on the demand for assisted stretching services, creating a successful business model.The importance of adapting to consumer demands and integrating popular services like specialized stretching into traditional PT practices.The value of understanding consumer perceptions and how physical therapists can repackage their services to align with what clients value.Exploring strategies for practice owners, including adding new services, creating separate businesses, or learning from the success of non-traditional therapy models.The significance of perceived value in the market and how PTs can effectively communicate the benefits of their services.Do you want to pick Dave’s brain? Ask him a question about practice valuations, offers, or potential partnerships? Click this link and book a call with him on Clarity: https://clarity.fm/davekittle/expertise/physical-therapy-merger-acquisitions-valuations-healthcare-marketing-salesConnect with Dave on:Email: [email protected] Instagram: @davekittleLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davekittle/ orCall (646)-781-8884LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davekittle/ orCall (646)-781-8884 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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