• Episode 18: The Business Side of Rehab w/ Dr. Derek Miles and Dr. Judy Gelber

  • Jul 19 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 8 mins
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Episode 18: The Business Side of Rehab w/ Dr. Derek Miles and Dr. Judy Gelber

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  • Whether you are an athlete or a clinician, you probably know that the rehab industry isn't so simple. In this episode we will discuss the pros and cons private pay and insurance based models for both patients and clinicians, as well as online vs in-person models for rehab. 
    Hopefully after listening, if you are a patient in the future, you have a better idea of where to go to get the best care for your situation. And if you're a clinician or future clinician, hopefully this serves as a guide in your future endeavors as a rehab clinician. 

    0:59 Introductions 
    2:04 Private Pay (Cash Based) vs. Insurance Based
    6:51 Private Pay vs Insurance Populations
    19:27 Quality of Care
    27:54 Increasing Accessibility
    31:25 Direct Access Laws
    36:56 Schooling
    38:44 Online vs In-Person Rehab
    48:23 Marketing
    55:02 Dealing with Misinformation

    Where you can find us:

    Derek Miles DPT
    @derek_barbellmedicine
    www.barbellmedicine.com

    Judy Gelber DPT
    @movement.physio
    www.movementphysio.online

    James Harris 
    @james.brentwoodbarbell
    @brentwoodbarbellclub
    www.brentwoodbarbell.com

    Wyatt Christiansen
    @wolf_pack_strength
    www.rebuildstrongeronline.com
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