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🏥 Ready to grow your PT practice?Watch the Million Dollar PT Practice Roadmap:https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhcGet the Free Claim Denials Checkpoint Tool:https://start.therehabceos.com/lm-rpv-claims-optinMore Patients. More PTs. More Profit.Before you fire your billing company, ask: where are your claim errors actually starting?Your billing team may be spending hours correcting mistakes that happen before they ever receive a claim. A misspelled name, an incorrect member ID, a coverage change, or a missing referral can create delayed payments and repeat work for your team.Dr. Robbie Woelkers walks through five checkpoints your PT clinic can use to catch front office errors before the first claim goes out, plus one follow-up check after submission.He explains Rehab CEOs’ 97% first-time pass rate operating target, how to measure it consistently, and how to use your denial report to identify the process that needs attention first. Not every denial starts at the front desk, and dollars tied to problem claims aren’t automatically dollars lost.You’ll learn:• How to calculate first-time pass rate using claims that have had time to process• Why accepted claims and paid claims are different milestones• Where to check patient information during intake, data entry, benefits verification, and check-in• How to assign a second-person cross-check before the first claim goes out• Why tracking the first claim can help prevent repeated billing problems• How to connect denial reasons to the checkpoint that needs improvement• How to build a weekly claims review with clear ownership and follow-throughBring your denial report, find your most common rejection or denial reason, and start with the checkpoint most likely to prevent it. Keep working outstanding claims while improving the process that creates new ones.Timestamps:00:00 Before You Fire Your Billing Company00:51 Is Your Billing Team Bailing Out a Leaking Boat?02:11 First-Time Pass Rate and the 97% Target02:48 How to Calculate Your First-Time Pass Rate03:36 Example: Delayed Dollars and Repeat Claim Work05:13 Five Checkpoints Before the First Claim Goes Out06:17 Checkpoint 1: Confirm Information During the Intake Call07:15 Checkpoint 2: Review and Enter Intake Information08:04 Checkpoint 3: Verify Benefits and Coverage Requirements09:03 Checkpoint 4: Compare Patient Information at Check-In09:57 Checkpoint 5: Assign a Second-Person Cross-Check11:19 Follow the First Claim After Submission12:19 Use Your Denial Report to Find the Process Gap13:33 Start With Your Most Common Claim Problem14:19 Build a Weekly Claims Review15:10 Clarify Ownership Across Your Clinic and Billing Team15:57 Get the Free Claim Denials Checkpoint Tool🏥 Ready to grow your PT practice?Watch the Million Dollar PT Practice Roadmap: https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhcSchedule a call to get your 28-day free trial of Practice Legacy Black: https://freetrial.therehabceos.com/free-trialMore Patients. More PTs. More Profit.#PhysicalTherapyBusiness #ClaimDenials #PracticeManagement

🏥 Ready to grow your PT practice?Watch the Million Dollar PT Practice Roadmap:https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhcGet the free 20/13 Rule Calculator:https://start.therehabceos.com/lm-rpv-2013-optinMore Patients. More PTs. More Profit.Your providers are treating all day. Your front desk is working through lunch. So why isn’t there more money left at the end of the month?Before spending more on marketing, ask: if every appointment were filled, would your clinic’s math actually work?Dr. Robbie Woelkers walks through five numbers that help you assess your PT clinic’s financial setup: collected revenue, operating expenses, completed visits, provider full-time equivalents, and weekly appointment slots per provider.He introduces Rehab CEOs’ 20/13 operating target, $20,000 in monthly collected revenue on less than $13,000 in allocated monthly operating expenses per full-time provider and explains why the resulting operating surplus isn’t automatically owner take-home pay.You’ll learn:• How to calculate revenue and operating expenses per provider FTE• How to calculate collected revenue per visit and cost per visit• Why a full schedule can still have a revenue ceiling below your target• How capacity, attendance, reimbursement, and expenses work together• Where collections and billing processes can affect collected revenue• Why changing appointment lengths requires a thoughtful operational plan• How to identify your clinic’s constraint before asking the team to work harderBring last month’s actual numbers not your best month and follow along to see where your clinic needs attention first.Timestamps:00:00 Full Schedule, but Where’s the Profit?00:53 How Robbie Changed His Clinic’s Setup01:44 The Rehab CEOs 20/13 Rule03:19 Five Numbers to Pull From Your Business04:03 Calculate Revenue and Costs per Provider and Visit05:17 Why a Full Schedule Can Still Fall Short07:24 Work Backward From Your Revenue Target08:27 Match Schedule Capacity to Revenue per Visit09:48 Four Areas to Check Before Making Changes11:01 Client Example: A Busy Clinic With a Revenue Ceiling12:18 What a $10 Increase in Revenue per Visit Could Mean13:08 Where Collected Revenue Can Improve14:28 Plan Before Changing Your Schedule14:56 Run Your Clinic’s Numbers16:21 The Free 20/13 Rule Calculator🏥 Ready to grow your PT practice?Watch the Million Dollar PT Practice Roadmap: https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhcSchedule a call to get your 28-day free trial of Practice Legacy Black: https://freetrial.therehabceos.com/free-trialMore Patients. More PTs. More Profit.#PhysicalTherapyBusiness #ClinicProfitability #PracticeManagement

🏥 How to work with us: The Million Dollar PT Practice (Step-by-Step Roadmap):https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhcGet the free Google Reviews Diagnostic:https://start.therehabceos.com/ten-reviewsTen Google reviews a month sounds like a reasonable target.But what if your clinic only graduates eight patients?You may be asking your team to hit a number your patient outcomes can’t support.In this video, Dr. Robbie Woelkers explains why more Google reviews don’t always come from better scripts, more reminders, or another QR code. Sometimes, the problem starts earlier: too few patients are finishing their plan of care.When Robbie’s graduation rate was around 6%, his clinics were still running review campaigns and blaming execution when the reviews didn’t come in.The missing question wasn’t simply, “Are we asking enough?”It was, “How many patients are reaching the outcome they came here for?”You’ll learn:• How to calculate review conversion using graduates, not total patients seen• How to tell whether you have a graduation problem or an asking problem• Why tracking who was actually asked reveals the next fix• What 22 graduations and five reviews can tell you about your process• How to spot friction between the conversation and the completed review• Why the treating clinician should make the personal ask• How to request a review without making the patient feel pressured• Why the review link should follow the conversation• Why review gating and patient incentives don’t belong in the process• When to replace a review target with a graduation targetStart with one calculation:Reviews received ÷ patients graduated = review conversion rate.Then ask how many graduates received a personal, in-person request.Enough graduates, but too few were asked? Fix the conversation.Most graduates were asked, but few followed through? Make the next step easier.Too few patients are graduating? Start with graduation.Before you spend another quarter pushing for more reviews, find out which problem your clinic actually has.Get the free Google Reviews Diagnostic:https://start.therehabceos.com/ten-reviewsEnter five numbers from your clinic. The tool will help identify what’s limiting your reviews and which correction to prioritize.If your graduation rate is below 60%, the tool recommends prioritizing graduation this quarter.Free tool.Want the complete operating system for growing your practice?Watch The Million Dollar PT Practice (Step-by-Step Roadmap):https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhc00:00 - Why 10 Google Reviews May Be the Wrong Target01:35 - The Burger Analogy: You Can’t Ask Your Way Past the Math04:00 - Robbie’s 6% Graduation Rate05:20 - Calculate Your Review Conversion Rate07:00 - Asking Problem or Graduation Problem?08:40 - 22 Graduations, Five Reviews: Find the Breakdown11:45 - Why Reviews Follow Patient Outcomes14:10 - Use the Free Diagnostic to Find Your Priority15:10 - Who Should Ask and What to Say17:30 - Remove Friction, Gating, and Patient Incentives19:40 - Replace an Impossible Target With a Graduation Goal22:00 - Run Your Numbers and Choose Your Next FixBenchmarks and conversion figures discussed in this video are Rehab CEOs internal operating standards and observations, not published industry benchmarks. Review targets should reflect your clinic’s graduation volume.

🏥 How to work with us: The Million Dollar PT Practice (Step-by-Step Roadmap):https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhcGet the free Three Doors They Leave Through tool:https://start.therehabceos.com/three-doorsA dentist once asked Dr. Robbie Woelkers a simple question:“What’s your graduation rate?”At the time, Robbie owned three physical therapy clinics—and he couldn’t give a clear answer.When he finally calculated the whole-clinic number, it was 6%.The problem wasn’t simply that patients were leaving. It was that they weren’t leaving evenly. They were dropping out at three specific points in the plan of care for three completely different reasons.In this video, Robbie breaks down the Three Doors framework so PT practice owners can identify where patients are leaving and install the right solution.The three doors are:• Door One: Scheduled evaluation to the second visit• Door Two: Second visit to the progress summary• Door Three: Progress summary to graduationYou’ll learn:• Why one overall retention percentage can hide three separate problems• Why you should analyze one completed patient cohort—not the current month• How to calculate patient loss by headcount instead of percentages• Why patients who feel better often stop before they are actually better• How testing, treating, and retesting makes progress visible• Why the next appointment should be booked inside the treatment room• How a progress summary should produce a clear graduation date• Why an acceptable graduation rate can still hide premature discharges• How to identify the one retention habit your clinic should prioritize for the next 90 daysEach door requires a different fix.Trying to improve “retention” without knowing which door is widest gives your team a vague project instead of a clear operating priority.Pull one cohort from three or four months ago. Track how many patients booked, returned for visit two, reached their progress summary, and graduated.Then find the widest gap.That door owns your next 90 days.Get the free Three Doors They Leave Through tool:https://start.therehabceos.com/three-doorsEnter four numbers from one completed patient cohort. The tool will rank the three doors by patients lost and calculate the value of the visits that were never delivered.Free download.Want the complete operating system for growing your practice?Watch The Million Dollar PT Practice (Step-by-Step Roadmap):https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhc00:00 - The Question Robbie Couldn’t Answer02:20 - Day Three: Why Patients Stop Early05:00 - Three Patients, Three Different Reasons06:30 - Robbie’s 6% Graduation Rate09:00 - Why PT Patients Drop Out10:00 - The Three Doors Patients Leave Through12:30 - One Retention Habit for Each Door16:00 - Pull One Cohort and Find Your Biggest LeakSources: Dantas et al., Health Policy (2018); Briggs et al. (2021). The 14+ visit length-of-stay figure is a Rehab CEOs internal standard, not a published industry benchmark.

🏥 How to work with us: The Million Dollar PT Practice (Step-by-Step Roadmap):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cuu8-CyIhc🔧 Get the free Count the Empty Chairs First tool:https://start.therehabceos.com/empty-chairs————————————198 active patients. An empty schedule. Is more marketing really the answer?Before you spend money bringing in new patients, count the appointments you already had room for but never filled.Those empty slots cost you rent, payroll, and time. But because nobody booked them, they’re easy to overlook while your team focuses on the patient who canceled.In this video, Robbie breaks down how physical therapy practice owners can tell the difference between a filling problem and a holding problem—and decide where their team’s attention belongs.Two problems. Two different priorities:• Filling problem: You have available appointments that never get booked. Focus on filling those gaps.• Holding problem: Patients are canceling or drifting away. Focus on identifying the drift and addressing what’s getting in their way.The patient who leaves gets a name, a story, and a conversation in the morning huddle. The empty appointment gets none of that. But it may be the bigger problem.You’ll learn:• Why chasing cancellations can distract your team from unused capacity.• How Robbie realized he was paying twice for the same seat.• The two numbers to track every Thursday—and why each needs one named owner.• Why booking the next appointment in the treatment room matters.• How a seven-day trigger helps identify patients who are drifting.• The four-step save conversation: schedule audit, awareness, verify the obstacle, and explain.• Why an unusually high save rate deserves a closer look.Before you launch another campaign, find out which problem is costing you more. Pull six numbers from your schedule, compare the two sides, and give your team a clear priority for the week.Use the free Count the Empty Chairs First tool to get started:https://start.therehabceos.com/empty-chairsTreatment frequency and duration remain the treating therapist’s decision. These systems support the existing plan of care.Efficiency, missed-opportunity, and save-rate targets discussed in this video are Rehab CEOs internal standards, not published industry benchmarks.00:00 198 Patients and an Empty Schedule01:10 The Birthday Party: Why We Focus on Who Left02:15 The Empty Appointments Nobody Counts03:05 Paying Twice for the Same Seat04:05 Filling Problem or Holding Problem?05:20 Two Numbers to Track Every Thursday06:00 Pre-Booking and the Seven-Day Rule06:55 The Four-Step Save Conversation08:00 Why a High Save Rate Can Be Misleading08:50 Your Next Step: Count the Empty Chairs#PhysicalTherapyBusiness #PatientRetention #PracticeManagement #ClinicGrowth #RehabCEOs

🏥 How to work with us: The Million Dollar PT Practice (Step-by-Step Roadmap): https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhcGet the free Four Kinds of Patients tool: https://start.therehabceos.com/four-kinds————————————Your patients are getting better. But are they coming back, leaving reviews, or recommending your clinic?A good clinical outcome doesn’t always create a loyal patient.In this video, Robbie shares why the best treatment he ever received never earned a return visit or a single referral. Then he breaks down a simple framework to help physical therapy practice owners understand what their outcomes reports might be missing.Two questions. Four kinds of patients:• Raving fans: They got results, loved the experience, and carry your name. • Advocates: They loved the experience but didn’t reach their treatment goals. • Ghosts: They got results but had a poor experience and never recommend you. • Critics: They had poor results and a poor experience, and they’re vocal about it.The hardest one to spot? The ghost. On your clinical outcomes report, that patient can look just like a raving fan.You’ll learn: • How everyday clinic policies can undermine the patient experience. • What Robbie discovered when he reviewed his clinic’s graduation rate. • How to evaluate 20 recent discharges using results and experience. • What your biggest patient category reveals about your next 90 days. • The three beliefs that help patients trust you, your process, and their own progress.Before you change another policy or assume your clinic needs more marketing, find out which kind of patient you’re creating.Pull 20 recent discharges. Spend 20 minutes with someone on your team. Answer two questions for each patientand count.Use the free Four Kinds of Patients tool above to get started. https://start.therehabceos.com/four-kinds00:00 Why Great Treatment Doesn’t Guarantee Referrals 01:17 How Clinic Policies Hurt the Patient Experience 02:58 The 6% Patient Graduation Rate 04:10 The Four Kinds of Patients 06:28 How to Audit 20 Recent Patients 07:37 What Your Clinic Should Fix in the Next 90 Days 08:13 Three Beliefs That Build Raving Fans 09:34 Your Next Step: Count Your 20 Patients————————————#PhysicalTherapyBusiness #PatientExperience #PatientRetention #ClinicGrowth #RehabCEOs

🏥 How to work with us: The Million Dollar PT Practice (Step-by-Step Roadmap): https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhcDownload the free Patient Care Investment Calculator: https://start.therehabceos.com/lm-itc-pcicalc-optin————————————Your patient agrees to treatment.Then money comes up—and the conversation changes.Your coordinator speeds up. Starts overexplaining. Offers every payment option at once. Suddenly, a patient who was ready to move forward needs to “think about it.”The price didn’t change.The delivery did.In this video, Dr. Robbie Woelkers explains how physical therapy clinic owners can train their front office to lead financial conversations with confidence, present the full plan of care, and get every visit booked before the patient leaves.It starts with one habit: say the number, then stop talking.We’ll cover: — Why an untrained checkout can cost your clinic more than a missed evaluation — The two money conversations your front office needs to master — Why the initial phone call should only sell the evaluation — How to present a price without apologizing or offering an unrequested discount — How cash, in-network, and out-of-network conversations differ — The four checks to clear before discussing the plan’s cost — How to uncover concerns that show up as price objections — Why shrinking the therapist’s plan can undermine the patient’s goal — How to present payment options one at a time — What to ask when none of those options works — Why prebooking every visit is part of the patient experience — How an owner’s discomfort with money can shape the entire teamYour front desk doesn’t need to convince patients to want a plan they’ve already agreed to.It needs to help them understand the investment, find a workable payment option, and leave knowing exactly what happens next.Present the plan. Say the number. Give the patient room to respond.————————————Get the free Patient Care Investment Calculator: https://start.therehabceos.com/lm-itc-pcicalc-optinUse it to: — Build a custom plan of care and calculate the total investment — Walk through the four payment options — Support cash, out-of-network, and in-network conversations — Turn the screen around so patients can follow alongYour assignment this week: sit in on one checkout.Listen for what happens immediately after your coordinator presents the price. Do they pause—or keep talking?Start there.Free download.————————————Want the complete operating system for growing your practice?Watch The Million Dollar PT Practice (Step-by-Step Roadmap): https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhc00:00 - Why Patients Hesitate When Money Comes Up 01:23 - What an Untrained Checkout Costs Your Clinic 02:44 - Where Benefits and Plan of Care Fit 04:38 - Are Patients Leaving With Their Full Plan Booked? 05:31 - Payment Options: Stack vs. Ladder 06:56 - The Phone Call: Sell Only the Evaluation 08:36 - Ask Permission Before Discussing Money 10:54 - The Complete PT Practice Operating System 11:48 - The Front Desk’s Job After the Evaluation 12:45 - Four Checks Before You Present the Price 15:07 - What to Do When Patients Hesitate 16:22 - Never Shrink the Therapist’s Plan 18:23 - The Four-Step Payment Ladder 21:34 - Prebook Every Visit Before Patients Leave 24:18 - How Your Team Learns Your Money Habits 26:40 - “My Patients Can’t Afford That” 28:18 - The Complete Patient Registration System 30:30 - Get the Patient Care Investment Calculator

To find out about working together:Opt in, schedule a call with our team, and get access to your 28-day free trial of Practice Legacy Black here: https://freetrial.therehabceos.com/free-trialSo you want your first (or next) seven-figure year in your clinic?Good. Let's build the plan.In this video, Dr. Robbie Woelkers walks you through the exact operating system he used to go from one clinic to three and $1.7M in 18 months before selling, and the same one we now run with 400+ independent PT practices across the country.We'll break down the Three P's of practice growth, More Patients, More PTs, More Profit, and show you how to find the single constraint holding your practice back right now instead of trying to fix everything at once.No fluff. Just the systems, the numbers, and the levers to pull, plus real examples from clinic owners who stopped trading more hours for more growth.You'll learn:- Why clinic owners stall out at $35K a month, at $100K a month, and even past seven figures- The 3 constraints that cap almost every practice, and how to diagnose yours in about 10 minutes- How the CEOS works, the Reach side and the Reputation side, so the practice grows while your hours shrink- Why reimbursement rates are rarely the real reason your margins are thin- How to hire and keep providers in a market where everyone says there aren't anyLet's build a practice that runs without you.Start your 28-day free trial: https://freetrial.therehabceos.com/free-trial

🏥 How to work with us: The Million Dollar PT Practice (Step-by-Step Roadmap):https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhcDownload the free Arrival Anticipation Kit:https://start.therehabceos.com/lm-itc-aakit-optin————————————Your physical therapy clinic’s schedule looks full.But how many of those scheduled evaluations will actually walk through the door?A patient who books an evaluation and never arrives is worth the same as someone who never called: zero. The difference is that you already paid to acquire that patient, your team already earned their trust, and then you lost them somewhere between “yes” and the appointment.Most patients don’t no-show because they suddenly changed their minds.They no-show because doubt returned.Work became busy. Their pain temporarily improved. They weren’t sure where to park. A friend recommended another clinic. The longer the gap between scheduling and arrival, the more room uncertainty has to take over.In this video, Dr. Robbie Woelkers explains how physical therapy clinic owners can close that gap, build patient anticipation, and improve evaluation arrival rates—without buying new software or relying on another generic reminder sequence.We’ll cover:— Why a full schedule can give clinic owners a false sense of security— How to calculate your evaluation arrival rate— Why scheduling and arrival are really the same operational problem— The difference between patient reminders and anticipation— Why new evaluations should be scheduled within 72 hours— How reserved evaluation slots protect your schedule— The six preframes that remove reasons not to come— The four proofs that reinforce a patient’s decision— How to future-pace patients through their arrival— The first 10 minutes that shape the entire patient experience— Why your front office should never burden the patient— What to do when your clinic is already booked weeks in advanceThe moment a patient schedules their evaluation, your job isn’t finished.Your job changes.The time between “scheduled” and “arrived” is your new-patient onboarding. That window determines whether patients arrive excited and confident—or cancel, no-show, and quietly disappear from your schedule.Stop reminding patients to come.Give them a reason to look forward to it.————————————Get the complete Arrival Anticipation Kit:https://start.therehabceos.com/lm-itc-aakit-optinInside, you’ll get:— A calculator showing what your current no-show rate may be costing your clinic— The six pre-frames that remove common reasons patients don’t arrive— The four proofs that strengthen confidence after scheduling— Six patient messages already written and ready to load into your CRMStart with two messages this week: the immediate confirmation and the owner welcome.Two messages. One afternoon. A stronger patient experience before they ever enter your clinic.Free download.————————————Want the complete operating system for growing your practice?Watch The Million Dollar PT Practice (Step-by-Step Roadmap):https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhc00:00 - Why Your Full Schedule May Be Lying to You00:59 - What Patient No-Shows Really Cost Your Clinic02:22 - Where Scheduling and Arrival Fit03:27 - Calculate Your Evaluation Arrival Rate04:20 - Reminders vs. Patient Anticipation05:38 - The 72-Hour Scheduling Rule08:16 - The Complete PT Practice Operating System09:14 - The Patient Doubt Window10:08 - Six Preframes That Prevent No-Shows13:02 - Four Proofs That Build Patient Confidence16:08 - What Patients Remember About Their First Visit17:57 - Never Burden the Patient20:07 - The Onboarding Mistake Dr. Robbie Made21:18 - What If Your Clinic Is Booked for Weeks?22:40 - The New Scheduling and Arrival System23:34 - Get the Arrival Anticipation Kit

🏥 How to work with us: The Million Dollar PT Practice (Step-by-Step Roadmap):https://youtu.be/1cuu8-CyIhcDownload the free Intake Call Toolkit:https://start.therehabceos.com/lm-itc-ickit-optin————————————A patient called one of Dr. Robbie Woelkers’ clinics about her lower-back pain.His front-office coordinator—kind, helpful, and well-liked by patients—asked whether she was sure she needed physical therapy. When the coordinator had back pain, she explained, she went to a chiropractor instead.She nearly sent a patient who was actively asking for help somewhere else.The problem wasn’t laziness, attitude, or effort.The call had no system.Most clinic owners hear a story like this and think they need AI, a better script, or a naturally gifted salesperson answering every call.But AI can collect information without necessarily earning trust. Scripts tell your team what to say without teaching them what to listen for. And relying on a star performer makes your results depend on whoever answers the phone.In this video, Dr. Robbie breaks down a repeatable intake system your team can use to guide patients toward a clear decision—without pressure, feature dumping, or another piece of software.We’ll cover:— The only job an intake call actually has— AI vs. star performers vs. a repeatable system— The three C’s: Call Control, Conversation, and Confidence— The seven-step P.A.T.I.E.N.T. framework— Where most intake calls quietly fall apart— The permission and admission moves that help patients open up— The three levels of questioning: Physical, Participation, and Personal— The D.I.R.T. framework for uncovering why the patient called today— Convincing vs. persuading— Why your team should sell the future, not the features— How to use the framework ethically without pressuring patientsInstead of leading with dry needling, manual therapy, insurance, or available appointment times, your coordinator learns what the patient actually wants—to sleep through the night, return to the golf course, finish a shift without pain, or pick up their grandchild again.That is the difference between processing a caller and helping a person make a decision.Your front office isn’t the problem.The call has no system.————————————Get the complete Intake Call Toolkit:https://start.therehabceos.com/lm-itc-ickit-optinInside, you’ll get:— Every question in the seven-step P.A.T.I.E.N.T. framework— The word-for-word intake script and three-sentence opening— The permission ask, admission move, and D.I.R.T. questions— The Physical, Participation, and Personal dig framework— A scorecard for grading a recorded intake callPull one recorded call this week, grade it with the scorecard, and review it with your coordinator. You’ll see exactly where the conversation breaks down.Free download. No credit card required. Ready to use this week.————————————Want the complete operating system for growing your practice?Watch The Million Dollar PT Practice (Step-by-Step Roadmap):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1iR7O604Jg00:00 - The Call That Nearly Cost the Clinic a Patient01:04 - Why Physical Therapy Should Be Easy to Sell02:02 - What You’ll Learn02:21 - Where Intake Fits in the Patient Journey03:48 - What Percentage of Callers Actually Schedule?04:22 - AI vs. Star Performers vs. a System06:35 - The Real Job of an Intake Call07:59 - The Three C’s of Patient Intake08:59 - How Intake Fits the Full Operating System09:48 - Why Scripts Don’t Create Better Conversations10:30 - The Seven-Step P.A.T.I.E.N.T. Framework14:21 - Where Most Intake Calls Quietly Die15:12 - Step 1: Ask Permission16:01 - Step 2: Make an Admission17:25 - Step 3: Dig Beneath the Symptoms18:25 - Physical, Participation, and Personal Questions19:37 - The D.I.R.T. Question Framework20:30 - The Most Underrated Intake Question21:06 - Building Front-Office Confidence22:25 - Convincing vs. Persuading22:51 - Sell the Future, Not the Features23:53 - The Expensive Assumption Clinic Owners Make25:35 - How to Use the Framework Ethically26:54 - The Three C’s and Seven Steps Recap28:07 - What to Fix Next