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  1. 0:00Alex, my name is Ryan Stern and I have
  2. 0:04um two physical therapy clinics and we
  3. 0:06roughly do 1.2 million currently.
  4. 0:09>> Total or per?
  5. 0:10>> Uh total.
  6. 0:11>> Okay.
  7. 0:12>> Yeah. Um
  8. 0:13>> margin.
  9. 0:14>> So very low.
  10. 0:15>> Okay.
  11. 0:15>> Yeah. It's like 10%.
  12. 0:16>> Okay.
  13. 0:18>> So I'm trying to figure out what
  14. 0:19>> are you still practicing or you?
  15. 0:20>> Um no no I'm I'm out I mean temporarily
  16. 0:23yes for right now but overall no. I'm
  17. 0:26kind of out of the picture for that.
  18. 0:28So, I'm trying to figure out what's the
  19. 0:29biggest lever to pull if I because right
  20. 0:32now I feel like because we don't really
  21. 0:34do any marketing. We don't have to. We
  22. 0:36have plenty of patients, right?
  23. 0:38>> But we don't have enough providers to
  24. 0:39provide care. So, right, it's a manpower
  25. 0:42thing, but the low margin. So, I'm
  26. 0:45trying to figure out
  27. 0:46>> the thing I literally went through
  28. 0:46earlier.
  29. 0:47>> I know. Well, I'm like I got my
  30. 0:48questions lined up and you already kind
  31. 0:49of answered them, but I'm still trying
  32. 0:50to figure this out. I mean, because
  33. 0:53there are things that we can do on the
  34. 0:54profit margin wise. I could work on
  35. 0:57that.
  36. 0:57>> Walk me through your sales process.
  37. 0:58>> Okay,
  38. 0:59>> I'm just going to get to the heart of
  39. 1:00the issue. Walk me through the sales
  40. 1:01process.
  41. 1:02>> Okay. Um the sales process.
  42. 1:04>> There really isn't any. I mean,
  43. 1:06literally,
  44. 1:08right,
  45. 1:10>> people call me and like, "Hey, I need
  46. 1:11help." I'm like, "All right, let me see
  47. 1:13if I can fit you in. We can get you in
  48. 1:14in a month, maybe two. You know, this
  49. 1:17person we can do."
  50. 1:17>> And they're like, "I'm in pain." And
  51. 1:18you're like, "Deal with it."
  52. 1:20>> Kind of. Yeah.
  53. 1:21>> Okay. So, this is what I want you to do.
  54. 1:23So, you pick up the phone, right?
  55. 1:25>> Mhm. And before they come in, I want you
  56. 1:28to send them a VSSL. So, a video sales
  57. 1:30letter that is mostly telling them uh
  58. 1:33promise, proof, pain. So, basically
  59. 1:36like, hey, in this video, we're going to
  60. 1:37show you our unique method of how we get
  61. 1:40people from oo, you know, boo boo to
  62. 1:42yay, right? And and we do it in less
  63. 1:45time um than you're probably used to.
  64. 1:47>> And then me doing that, right?
  65. 1:48>> Yes. And so, if you're tired of insert
  66. 1:50pain one, insert pain two, insert pain
  67. 1:52three, then this is definitely for you.
  68. 1:54And just to give you an idea of what's
  69. 1:55possible, here's Angie and she had pain
  70. 1:57most common pain number one and in
  71. 1:59however much time she got to way less
  72. 2:01pain number two. And this is avatar
  73. 2:03second most common avatar and she dealt
  74. 2:05with pain number two and this is what
  75. 2:06happened. Then here's three and three.
  76. 2:08And I'm only sharing that to share like
  77. 2:09you don't have to be stuck this way.
  78. 2:11Things can change from there. I'm going
  79. 2:12to lay out our fourstep plan of how we
  80. 2:14actually attack this. So one thing is
  81. 2:16old way new way. So the way that most
  82. 2:17people are accustomed to care is the
  83. 2:19run-of-the-mill model. They just bill
  84. 2:21insurance or blah blah blah. And our way
  85. 2:23of doing is more integrative because
  86. 2:24this is actually what gets you out of
  87. 2:25pain long term. And this is my special,
  88. 2:27you know, rhinest process. And so that's
  89. 2:29the big idea. Now the question that
  90. 2:30comes up a lot of people's minds is what
  91. 2:33they think is incorrect, why it's wrong,
  92. 2:35what's right, proof. And the second
  93. 2:37thing that people worry about is what
  94. 2:39they think, why it's wrong, proof,
  95. 2:41right? And you do that for all the
  96. 2:42questions. And you're like, awesome.
  97. 2:44That's what this VSSL is. Then when they
  98. 2:46show up in person, you're going to ask
  99. 2:48them for their ID. First thing they walk
  100. 2:50in the door. Hey, awesome. I'm here for
  101. 2:52an appointment. Great. Do you have your
  102. 2:53ID on you? They pull it out. Great. We
  103. 2:55put it in. We say, "Okay, cool. Can I
  104. 2:57trade you for whatever card you want to
  105. 2:58use? It's just so we can complete the
  106. 2:59patient profile." Great. Now we have
  107. 3:01card on file before you even ask for
  108. 3:03money. So now we get the credit card.
  109. 3:05Now at this point, you probably have
  110. 3:08them fill out the paper stuff
  111. 3:09of whatever, right? [snorts] Make sure
  112. 3:12that the form they actually fill out has
  113. 3:13pain based questions on it.
  114. 3:15>> So we want to ask the same question 10
  115. 3:16different ways of like, how shitty is
  116. 3:18your life as a result of this pain?
  117. 3:20Right? I don't like the circle here that
  118. 3:22like that doesn't matter. It's what
  119. 3:23things can you not do as a result of
  120. 3:24this pain. Okay. So, we have our pain
  121. 3:26based cues.
  122. 3:31Then they go into the [sighs] they go
  123. 3:32and uh get their assessment of some
  124. 3:34kind, right?
  125. 3:35>> Mhm.
  126. 3:36>> Okay. Now, they get their assessment.
  127. 3:38Let's just say the exam. And then here,
  128. 3:41what do we do? Another VSSL. Crazy, I
  129. 3:44know, right? We have them watch a VSSL
  130. 3:47which looks just like this one except
  131. 3:48it's different examples. That's
  132. 3:50basically it. And then they meet with
  133. 3:52the patient care coordinator, your
  134. 3:54closer, whatever you want to say, and
  135. 3:56you close. Now, right now, are you
  136. 3:58selling sessions? What are you selling
  137. 3:59as your packages?
  138. 4:01>> Uh, no packages,
  139. 4:02>> right? So, what we need to do is you
  140. 4:04need to switch to selling to goal rather
  141. 4:06than selling the feature, right? You're
  142. 4:09selling a commodity, which is secession.
  143. 4:11>> Yeah. So, a bit of context. We are
  144. 4:12insurance based.
  145. 4:13>> Okay. Understood.
  146. 4:14>> Just so you know that.
  147. 4:15>> Now,
  148. 4:16so everybody's cash practice, how you do
  149. 4:19it. Um, [laughter]
  150. 4:20there you go. I answered your question.
  151. 4:21>> Spit after me on that.
  152. 4:22>> Yeah. Yeah. Now, um,
  153. 4:26the reality is this. If you're in the
  154. 4:28insurance, like if you're in the Are you
  155. 4:29pure insurance? Everything's insurance.
  156. 4:31>> We do a little bit of cash, but not.
  157. 4:32>> Okay. Um, dude, when you get into the
  158. 4:34cash business, you'll be like, I can't
  159. 4:36believe I did insurance ever. Um,
  160. 4:40>> when you're in a fixed payment business,
  161. 4:43fixed, it's price fixing, right? Like
  162. 4:45you get paid this,
  163. 4:46>> right? So the only game that you can
  164. 4:49play is the bottom up approach which
  165. 4:51means that you have to for the business
  166. 4:54cut all costs and build it like Walmart.
  167. 4:56I'm just saying that's that if you can't
  168. 4:58control price
  169. 4:59>> then you have to control ops and costs
  170. 5:01and so you have to create your margin
  171. 5:02from a cost basis rather than a value
  172. 5:04basis which I hate
  173. 5:06>> but that's the game.
  174. 5:07>> So cutting costs.
  175. 5:08>> Yes.
  176. 5:09>> Yeah. unfortunately, which means it's
  177. 5:11way more about efficiencies and like
  178. 5:12your entire ethos as a business means we
  179. 5:14run this lean as
  180. 5:17>> That's what you have to do. And a lot of
  181. 5:19practitioners who are insurance only
  182. 5:21have a lot of emotional struggles with
  183. 5:23that because they're like, I didn't get
  184. 5:24in this to become a pill mill or a, you
  185. 5:26know, this, you know, just a mill of
  186. 5:28people coming in and out. It's
  187. 5:29completely destroyed medicine. That is
  188. 5:31the game you have chosen to play.
  189. 5:32>> Mhm. And so if you stay in it, one, you
  190. 5:36can choose to win or two, the person who
  191. 5:38acquires you in the future will then
  192. 5:40immediately do that to your business and
  193. 5:42then it will happen anyways.
  194. 5:44>> Or the business will you'll eventually
  195. 5:45burn out and not want to do it anymore.
  196. 5:47>> Right?
  197. 5:47>> One of these three things will happen.
  198. 5:49Now door number four is we learn how to
  199. 5:52acquire customers in a way because you
  200. 5:54can sell $3,000 $5,000 packages all day
  201. 5:57long if you follow this process.
  202. 6:00>> So do cash.
  203. 6:02>> Yeah. Yeah.
  204. 6:02>> Not do insurance is what you're getting
  205. 6:03at.
  206. 6:04>> You can you can stay in insurance.
  207. 6:05>> Yeah.
  208. 6:06>> But just understand that that's the
  209. 6:07business you're going to be in and those
  210. 6:09are the rules of the game that you have
  211. 6:10to play.
  212. 6:10>> Yeah.
  213. 6:12>> So then my goal for 5 million probably
  214. 6:14isn't going to happen with that model.
  215. 6:17>> It's not that. So you don't have a an
  216. 6:21issue getting insurance customers.
  217. 6:23Correct.
  218. 6:23>> Correct. Yes.
  219. 6:24>> Right. You have an issue getting
  220. 6:25providers.
  221. 6:26>> Yeah. which means that you have to
  222. 6:27remove literally all cost besides
  223. 6:30providers since they are the bottleneck
  224. 6:32of the business. And so then you have to
  225. 6:34create um basically you need to have as
  226. 6:37much buying power on the scarcest
  227. 6:38resource.
  228. 6:39>> Yeah, that's what I've been trying to
  229. 6:41figure out how to do that,
  230. 6:41>> right? And so it's basically you have to
  231. 6:43suck all of the the the cost basis out
  232. 6:45of the business
  233. 6:46>> and then you have to push that towards
  234. 6:48the providers so that you can attract
  235. 6:50more providers and that's what's going
  236. 6:51to scale revenue. But you might be at 5
  237. 6:53million with 500,000 or maybe you know
  238. 6:56$750,000 in profit. And at that point
  239. 6:59you'll have five locations and be like
  240. 7:00why am I doing this?
  241. 7:02>> Which is why a lot of people get tired
  242. 7:03of it.
  243. 7:03>> Yeah.
  244. 7:04>> Right. Because they price at the So like
  245. 7:06insurance companies price at the point
  246. 7:07of break even.
  247. 7:09>> Mhm.
  248. 7:10>> Like they price it just enough for
  249. 7:12providers to get their heads barely
  250. 7:13above water and feel like the Navy Seal
  251. 7:15test where you just bounce to the bottom
  252. 7:17and gulp air, right? And that's what
  253. 7:19you're doing every day
  254. 7:20>> for sure. And so we either need to play
  255. 7:22that game hardcore and basically be
  256. 7:25ruthless about the numbers and the math
  257. 7:26behind the business, which is probably
  258. 7:27not why you get into it, but that is the
  259. 7:29game.
  260. 7:30>> Or you just have to learn one skill cuz
  261. 7:33this is a process that we can show you
  262. 7:34how to do.
  263. 7:35>> Yeah.
  264. 7:35>> You just have to get leads that are not
  265. 7:37insurance.
  266. 7:38>> Now, I'll give you a hybrid bridge. Is
  267. 7:40that okay?
  268. 7:41>> Absolutely. So, when people come in, I
  269. 7:43want you to run them through this
  270. 7:44process,
  271. 7:46but you're going to ask them, "Do you
  272. 7:49want the best care possible or do you
  273. 7:51just want what your insurance covers?"
  274. 7:54>> I actually wrote that down a little
  275. 7:56while ago [laughter]
  276. 7:58[clears throat] and then take them
  277. 7:59through the process and say, "Hey, your
  278. 8:00insurance is going to cover this, but
  279. 8:02it's my duty to tell you that this is
  280. 8:04what's actually going to get you
  281. 8:05better."
  282. 8:06>> Okay?
  283. 8:07>> And if you just did that, that'll
  284. 8:09probably create the margin you need to
  285. 8:10get the people you need. And then just
  286. 8:11kind of when that starts working, just
  287. 8:14>> double down on that. Basically, build
  288. 8:15that side.
  289. 8:16>> You think you can do that?
  290. 8:17>> Yeah, I can do that. Cool. Thank you.
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  292. 8:20business owner who wants to break
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