PT Pintcast - Physical Therapy

Stop Waiting for Perfect

What if the biggest thing holding your clinic back isn’t a lack of ideas? It’s waiting until the idea feels safe. Jimmy McKay, Tony Maritato and Dave Kittle bounce from

Your PT Job Ad Is Probably Selling the Wrong Thing

What if the goal of your next physical therapy job ad wasn’t to attract more people? What if it was to repel almost everyone except the few clinicians who would actually

Your Practice Sale Starts Years Before You Sell

Your Practice Sale Starts Years Before You Sell Most physical therapy practice owners think about selling their business when they’re ready to sell. Paul Martin thinks

PTs Are Overthinking Everything

Are physical therapists spending too much time optimizing things that barely matter? Jimmy McKay and Tony Maritato start with the growing backlash against AI-generated c

The Cost of Swinging the Bat Is Almost Zero

AI has made experimentation cheap. So why are we still acting like every idea costs $5,000? On this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Jimmy McKay and Tony Maritato start wit

Why PT Clinics Feel Broken: Hiring, Efficiency and the Race to the Bottom

Why do physical therapy clinics feel broken even when everyone seems to be working harder? On this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Jimmy McKay, Tony Maritato, and Dave Kit

Do you own a business or just a job?

Should physical therapists be the only people who own physical therapy clinics? In this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Jimmy McKay and Tony Maritato dig into the business

State Boards Are Coming for PT Packages

Can cash-pay physical therapy clinics sell packages? In this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Tony Maritato, Dave Kittle, and Jimmy McKay react to recent discussion around

Your One-Star Review Is Content

What if your one-star review is not a disaster? What if it is actually one of the clearest ways to show people what your clinic stands for? In this episode of PT Breakf

Can Cash Pay PT Actually Scale?

What if the future of physical therapy is not just more visits, more units, and more productivity pressure? In this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Tony Maritato, Dave Kit

The Therapist Who Took the Interview While Driving

What matters more in a physical therapy hire: clinical skill, reliability, values, or fit? In this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Dave Kittle and Tony Maritato talk throu

John Gallucci: You’re Never Smarter Than the Curve

John Gallucci, CEO of JAG Physical Therapy, joins PT Pintcast for a conversation about business, failure, community, mentorship, branding, and building a physical therapy

Make 100 Mediocre Things!

Your clinic is already full of content. You just may not be noticing it. In this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Tony Maritato and Jimmy McKay dig into what is actually wo

The Apple Pie Lesson for PT Clinics

Is physical therapy school still worth it? In this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Jimmy McKay joins from the APTA Connecticut golf fundraiser at Lyman Orchards, where eve

Payment, Reimbursement, and Grandpa the Mailbox Guy

This episode of PT Breakfast Club starts with Jimmy McKay reporting from Prompt HQ after a trip to Portland for APTA’s Payment Summit and House of Delegates. Jimmy expla

What’s Your Clinic’s Zip Line?

What does Sophie Cunningham have to do with physical therapy? More than you might think. In this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Tony Maritato, Dave Kittle, and Jimmy McK

The Business Model Behind the Care

What if physical therapy is not bad at care, but bad at naming, packaging, and selling the thing patients actually want? In this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Jimmy McKa

The PT Profession Has a Math Problem

Physical therapy has always told students some version of the same story: Work hard. Get the degree. Help people. There will be a job waiting. But what happens wh

Would You Do PT Again?

Would you become a physical therapist again? That question sits underneath this episode of PT Breakfast Club with Jimmy McKay, Tony Maritato, and Dave Kittle. The conve

Stop Making the EMR Suck Less

This episode of PT Breakfast Club starts with a simple question: What should an EMR actually do? Tony Maritato and Jimmy McKay discuss the divide between the clinical a