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The PelviBiz Podcast is hosted by Dr. Kelly Alhooie — pelvic health DPT, founder of OrthoPelvic Physical Therapy, and creator of the LSR Method. Kelly spent 15 years in the clinic building what most practitioners only dream about: a 7-figure cash-based practice she built from scratch and sold on her own terms. Now she goes all in every week on what it actually takes for healthcare providers — especially women — to build profitable, scalable practices without sacrificing their lives to do it. Business systems, marketing, mindset, cash-pay strategy, and real talk from someone who has already done it all. New episodes every week.
Unknown Host hosts PelviBiz Podcast, a business show with 233 episodes published.
Everyone assumes online business is the easy path and brick and mortar is the hard one. It is not that simple. In this episode I break down what actually changes when a pelvic health provider builds an online business co
Every burnout conversation in physical therapy eventually lands on the same place — caseload size, compassion fatigue, the emotional weight of caring for people in pain. And those things are real. But they're not the roo
Leaving insurance isn't a decision most healthcare providers make lightly. It's a decision they make after years of shrinking reimbursements, hours of unpaid documentation, and the slow realization that the system they t
Most healthcare providers underprice their cash-pay services. Not because they don't value their work — but because they've spent their entire career letting insurance companies decide what their time is worth. That ends
Not every business coach is built for healthcare. And the ones who aren't will cost you more than their fee. The healthcare provider who hires a generic business coach gets generic business advice — funnels built for e-c
Most healthcare providers don't leave their jobs to start a business. They leave because the system stopped working for them — the hours, the insurance grind, the ceiling on what they could earn no matter how good they g
You spent three years in PT school learning how to treat the body. Nobody taught you how to run a business. That's not an accident. It's a design flaw — and it's the same flaw that funnels brilliant clinicians into insur
You did everything right. You got the degree. You passed the boards. You put in the clinical hours. And then you opened a practice — or tried to — and realized nobody had taught you a single thing about running one. That
Ask a burned-out pelvic therapist what's draining them and they'll usually say the same thing: it's a lot. The emotional weight of the work, the intimacy of the specialty, the complexity of the cases. But that's not what
Most pelvic health providers think the way to get more time with their kids is to see fewer patients. It sounds logical. It's also exactly backward. In this episode, Kelly gets real with her Power Circle clients about th
The cash-based pivot sounds clean from the outside. You stop billing insurance, you raise your rates, you take control of your schedule. Simple. What nobody tells you is what the middle looks like. The week your in-netwo
You're two, three, maybe five years into practice. Your patients get results. Your reviews are solid. And yet — the schedule fills and empties in waves, the income plateaus, and you can't figure out why working harder is
Most pelvic health providers already know the math isn't working. They feel it in the evenings — charting after their last patient, watching reimbursements shrink while their student loans don't. They know. They just don
Healthcare providers are increasingly expanding beyond traditional treatment models by integrating wellness services into their practices. Physical therapists, occupational therapists, and chiropractors are discovering t
Mental overload and decision fatigue are common challenges for entrepreneurs, healthcare providers, and private practice owners. When business owners are responsible for marketing, patient care, operations, and leadershi
Building a successful business requires more than ambition and hard work. Entrepreneurs and healthcare providers must learn how to manage their time, money, and long-term goals strategically in order to build a sustainab
For many healthcare providers, growing a private practice can feel like a constant search for new patients. While digital marketing strategies such as social media, search engine optimization, and online advertising ofte
Patient experience plays a critical role in the success of any healthcare practice. For physical therapists, pelvic health providers, chiropractors, and healthcare entrepreneurs, listening to patients and understanding t
Balancing motherhood, marriage, and entrepreneurship can feel overwhelming for many women building a business. Female entrepreneurs, healthcare providers, and private practice owners often face the challenge of managing
The pelvic health industry is evolving rapidly as demand for pelvic floor physical therapy, women’s health services, and specialized rehabilitation continues to grow. In 2026, pelvic health providers are seeing major shi
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PelviBiz Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business (entrepreneurship) and has published 233 episodes.
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