The decision to open your own practice is never made lightly, but once you’ve established that you’re ready to take the leap into private practice, figuring out exactly how to get started is the first step in the entrepreneurial process. Physical therapy is a $33Billion industry, and as the demand for physical therapy grows and innovations to patient care continue to shape the industry, you’ll want to closely examine the pros and cons of a PT practice startup model versus being part of a proven franchise model.
In this guide, we'll share with you the background on our franchise model and how you'll remain independent but not alone. We'll also dive into some of the reasons you can't afford to not franchise, which include:
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