Concierge Orthopedics

the traditional system was not built for you. it was built for convenience. theirs, not yours!

we do it differently. cash pay. one-on-one. at your door.

ready to actually get better, watch the video til the end and call to see if we serve your area!

Burnt out PTs, this one’s for you.

I drove my 3rd grader to her field trip this morning. On a Wednesday . Not because I had a slow day. Because I built a cash-pay PT practice that actually works around my life.

I see fewer patients. I spend more time with each one. And I make more than I ever did grinding through a clinic schedule.

This is what cash-pay physical therapy can look like for the provider, not just the patient.

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I was doing everything “right.”
Grad school. License. Clinic job.

And I was miserable.
Burnt out by Wednesday.
Counting down to the weekend.
Watching my PTO like it was a savings account I couldn’t touch.

I knew I didn’t go through 6 years of school to feel like this.
So I burned the playbook and built my own with Concierge Orthopedics.

Now I run a cash-pay PT practice on MY terms.
I take vacations without asking.
I treat patients I actually love working with.
And I wake up excited about my career again.

Your license is more powerful than they told you.
Send us a DM & we’ll see if you’d be a solid fit for our team!

we need to talk about your foam roller.

if you’ve been grinding that thing up and down your outer thigh trying to “release” your ITB. I love the effort, but we gotta pivot.

here’s the thing: your ITB is not a muscle. it’s dense connective tissue, and research shows that foam rolling doesn’t actually change ITB stiffness at all. like, measurably zero change on ultrasound imaging.

why? because the ITB has no contractile fibers. it can’t “tighten” on its own and it can’t be “released.” what actually makes your ITB feel tight is the tension being pulled into it from the surrounding muscles and those are the ones that need the work.

rolling directly on the ITB also risks irritating the nerves and soft tissue underneath, so all that pain you’re pushing through? not productive. just pain.

roll here instead…
→ lateral quad (rotate slightly forward onto your front thigh)
→ lateral hamstring (rotate slightly backward onto the back side of your thigh)

foam rolling can absolutely be part of your routine. we’re not anti-roller. we’re pro-doing it right.

send this to someone who’s been torturing themselves on a foam roller and wondering why their IT band never feels better. they’ll thank you later

I know because I’ve been there.

Back to back patients. Notes at 9pm. Feeling like you’re doing everything right and still coming up empty at the end of the month.

That’s not a you problem. That’s a model problem.

Cash-pay physical therapy changed everything for me. Fewer patients. Deeper work. Better outcomes. And for the first time, a schedule I actually designed instead of one that was designed for me.

I put together a guide that breaks down exactly how the cash-pay model works and how to know if it’s the right move for your practice.

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