About the Webinar

Insurance reimbursement continues to decline while the cost of running a clinic keeps rising. For many outpatient physical therapy practices, relying on traditional reimbursement models alone is becoming increasingly difficult. Forward-thinking clinicians are responding by implementing cash-pay services like high-intensity laser therapy and extracorporeal shockwave therapy that complement their existing care model. These services help improve patient outcomes while creating new, sustainable revenue streams.

In his webinar, you'll learn how leading outpatient physical therapy practices are successfully integrating cash-pay programs into their clinics and the operational strategies that make them work. Whether you're exploring cash-pay services for the first time or looking to expand an existing program, this session will provide insights to help you evaluate and plan a successful cash-pay program for your clinic.

What You'll Learn

This webinar covers:

  • Why declining reimbursement is forcing clinics to rethink traditional revenue models
  • How cash-pay services can complement insurance-based care
  • Effective ways to introduce cash-pay services into your plan of care
  • Operational strategies that help clinicians confidently recommend cash-pay treatments
  • Examples of clinics generating significant revenue through cash-pay programs
  • Marketing tactics that help drive patient awareness and adoption
  • Ways to build staff buy-in and create internal champions for your program
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Speakers

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Dr. Chad Madden, MSPT

Co-Founder, Breakthrough; Owner, Madden & Gilbert Physical Therapy

Dr. Chad Madden is a physical therapist, entrepreneur, and author. He co-founded Breakthrough, helping private practice physical therapists grow their practices, authored three books, and owns a multi-location practice generating $9M+ annually.

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Dr. Mark Callanen, PT, DPT, OCS

Director of Clinical Education at Enovis

Dr. Mark Callanen has been with Chattanooga since 2020, serving as the Director of Clinical Education. He has been a PT since 1999 and board certified OCS by the APTA since 2003.