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So thank you for everything you do.

So, um, I recently started WebPT, uh, and WebPT has this podcast.

Uh, so I think the best way for us to align was to structure something that faces three questions, uh, around our professional community.

And that is who we are, what do we do, and why do we do it? So that who, what, why.

... understanding where's your opportunity to improve, um, is critical.

And so the way we think about it is, I guess, 2017, we started providing, maybe 2018, a clinician scorecard.

So we took this risk-adjusted outcome measure, um, that now is... it's actually the, the base measure for the MSK measures that, uh, WebPT helped get out there and promote, um, and, and grow.

Uh, that, that, how are you doing relative, uh, you know, to your, to your, uh, to the baseline of what we expect to do.

But then the people that want to use their insurance or Medicare, sometimes not in Tony's office, but many times people will do three visits and drop off.

As per the WebPT data from the last five or 10 years, like people drop off because there is no skin in the game.

They're not committed.

They don't or they don't trust the therapist or there's multiple reasons.

Hello, and welcome to the Practice Marketing Podcast, highlighting successful strategies from North America's fastest-growing clinics and experts, so you can learn from their wins and power your practice growth.

Hi, I'm your host, Neil Trickett, CEO of Practice Promotion, and today we're talking with Dr. Alex Bandureski, Head of Clinical Innovation at WebPT.

And Dr. Bandureski brings more than 23 years of experience across clinical practice, rehabilitation operations, digital health, product strategy, and healthcare technology.

And so throughout his career, Alex has focused on bringing technology into clinical practice in ways that solve real problems for clinicians and patients.

And now Alex has joined WebPT as the head of clinical innovation, where he'll help drive product innovation by connecting the needs of the market, clinical workflows, and modern digital technology to build better solutions for rehab therapy providers like you.

So today we're excited to talk with Alex and get into these key questions about where physical therapy is now and are we still operating like it did 30 years ago.

So Alex, welcome to the podcast.

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