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Overview:

Most clinics don’t fail; they stall.

They reach a comfortable size, decent revenue, and a full diary, and then everything gets harder. Margins tighten. Staff costs rise. Insurance work drags profitability down. Growth feels risky, but standing still feels worse.

In this episode, Michael sits down with Steve Hines, founder of Wandsworth Physio, to unpack what actually changes once a clinic moves beyond survival and into scale. From pricing strategy and tiered services to customer experience, technology investment, AI, and the shift toward polyclinic models, this is a candid look at how advanced clinics think defensively as well as offensively.

This isn’t about chasing growth at all costs. It’s about protecting margin, upgrading the offer, and building a clinic that can evolve as the market changes.

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Steve Hines
Founder, Wandsworth Physio

Steve is a physiotherapist with over 20 years’ experience, including a decade in professional football with Fulham FC. He founded Wandsworth Physio and has grown it into an advanced, multi-service MSK clinic through organic growth, technology investment, and a strong focus on patient experience.

His work spans clinical practice and clinic operations, with an increasing focus on expansion and acquisition.

Clinic: Wandsworth Physio
Location: London, UK

Visit https://hmdg.co.uk for further information.

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