Building a pelvic health practice requires both clinical expertise and entrepreneurial vision. Many pelvic floor physical therapists are choosing to start their own practices in order to provide specialized care while creating businesses that align with their values.
In this episode of the PelviBiz Podcast, Dr. Kelly Alhooie speaks with Dr. Maddy Roth, founder of Inspire Pelvic Physical Therapy, about her journey in building a pelvic health practice.
Pelvic floor physical therapy has become an increasingly important specialty within healthcare, helping patients address conditions such as pelvic pain, urinary incontinence, postpartum recovery challenges, and pelvic floor dysfunction.
However, starting and growing a pelvic health practice also requires developing skills related to business strategy, patient education, marketing, and community outreach.
During this conversation, Dr. Maddy Roth shares insights about her experience launching and growing Inspire Pelvic Physical Therapy and the lessons she learned along the way.
The discussion explores topics such as building a pelvic health brand, connecting with patients, establishing credibility within the community, and navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship in healthcare.
For pelvic floor physical therapists interested in private practice, hearing the experiences of other clinic owners can provide valuable perspective and inspiration.
If you are a pelvic floor physical therapist, healthcare entrepreneur, or clinician interested in starting or growing a pelvic health practice, this episode offers insight into the journey of building a specialized pelvic health clinic.
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