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Sep 16, 2026
Beyond Hiring: Building a Practice People Want to Work For
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35:32speaker_1NARRATOR
In our final conversation, Daniel Rises shares how thoughtful leadership, intentional systems, and a commitment to staying connected have helped him grow a scaling organization while maintaining an employee retention rate of more than 85%.
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35:49Daniel ReizisGUEST
So the first time around, even though I only have eight locations, that even took scaling and certain systems in place.
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35:56Daniel ReizisGUEST
But what I thought I had back then was nothing compared to really what the private equity had taught me on truly scaling and centralizing processes.
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36:06Daniel ReizisGUEST
That's how I think today you have, that's really the only way you can be successful, maintain certain, revenue and margins while still providing good care is centralizing those processes.
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36:20Daniel ReizisGUEST
Nowadays, we're so lucky with AI and technology that unfortunate practices didn't have years ago.
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36:27Daniel ReizisGUEST
Even 10 years ago, you didn't really have those things that you can have today.

Heidi JannengaHOST
Uh, Daniel, what is the, what is sort of the, you mentioned you were able to sort of scale back and in some of your areas on the people side, what is your hierarchy look like, uh, with regard to leadership, um, executive teams you know you've got a centralized sort of system um base but what is the sort of hierarchy how do you you know manage all of these locations