Archive for January, 2010

Personality In Your Practice

Posted on 29. Jan, 2010 by Nitin.

Does your practice have personality? Do your patients miss working with you when they are away / when they miss treatment sessions? Do they talk about you even after discharge, and sing your praises months after physical therapy? Imagine your patient at lunch with a friend, 3 months after being discharged from your clinic. Your [...]

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Physician Profiling Principle

Posted on 21. Jan, 2010 by Nitin.

I get asked a lot of questions about the physician profiling principle that I revealed to my inner clients of Therapy Newsletter, and am spilling the beans today. Holding nothing back, here is my super-secret “Physician Profiling Principle”, which is an under-the-radar technique to increase referrals and grab the attention of referral sources. It is [...]

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Video Interview With Brad Hogenmiller, PT From Chicago

Posted on 18. Jan, 2010 by Nitin.

I was interviewed by Brad Hogenmiller of SPOTonChicago, a therapist resource site recently and revealed some of my best marketing tips in this video call. It’s a fun interview filled with valuable nuggets of information.  Sorry about the lighting on my side – I am waiting to get my new webcam, which will provide a [...]

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Referral Ignition – Part 1

Posted on 14. Jan, 2010 by Nitin.

We know the importance of building a strong relationship with patients and referral sources, but how do we go about building a system that is seamless and automatic? The entire process of building a brand can be broken down 3 steps. STEP 1 Educate a stranger (in need of therapy) about the benefits of physical [...]

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The $12,000 Bagel

Posted on 07. Jan, 2010 by Nitin.

Yesterday was my birthday (and my Ritika’s was 2 days before mine in the same year – we are just 2 days apart so we celebrate the New Year and our birthdays in quick succession). I lucked out because Ritika took me to this gourmet place for breakfast called “Jersey HOT Bagel”. We normally go [...]

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