Are you Ready to Get Fyzical?

11/20/14 • 12 min

Decreasing reimbursements, lack of resources and costly compliance systems are just a few of the challenges faced by private practice physical therapy clinics. Today’s expert, Mike Graves is a physical therapist and one of the Managing Partners of Fyzical Therapy and Balance Centers. He shares some of the unique aspects of their franchise and the benefits it provides practice owners.

One of the key benefits of being a part of a franchise is practice owners can pool together resources to provide the maximum benefit to clinics and their patients. Any private practice owner that is interested in taking their clinic to the next level can learn more by listening to the full podcast or by visiting the Fyzical website (fyzical.com).

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Cognitive Health Program Ideal for Physical Therapists

According to AARP, one of the biggest fears people have as they age is losing mental capacity. Today’s expert has developed a proactive program that provides a positive impact on brain health. Lynn Steffes, PT, DPT of Steffes & Associates Consulting Group and BrainyEX recently shared details about cognitive health and how physical therapists can help.

The BrainyEX program provides baseline cognitive testing, prescribed exercises and education to help individuals utilize the latest research maximize their brain fitness. It’s a new offering that physical therapist can add to their clinic and provide a real beneficial service to members of their community.

Listen to the full podcast to learn more. Additional information can also be found at brainyex.com.

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A New Tool Designed to Address Pronation and Supination

A standard hammer like those found at your local hardware store is commonly used to help strengthen forearm pronation and supination. But, a standard hammer is limited in the way it allows a patient to progress. Today’s expert practices in Green Bay Wisconsin and is the inventor of a new tool for physical therapists. Jonathon Rosploch DPT, BS, CSCS, MFR developed The Pronator to provide individuals with a better tool for pronation.

The Pronator was developed to improve the way you build your patients upper extremity strength. The tools allows for exercise progressions that are not possible using current tools. To learn more about The Pronator, listen to the full podcast now.