MedExPROs Stop Doing Just Sessions and Move to Systems
As medical exercise professionals, getting comfortable when your schedule fills up with regular clients is easy. But have you ever wondered what happens when your client list remains unchanged for years? While consistent client sessions might feel stable, this approach can limit your practice's growth and your ability to help even more people.
Dr. Mike shares an essential insight: successful medical exercise practices aren't built solely on client sessionsā€”they're built on systems. Systems are repeatable processes that efficiently handle key areas of your business, freeing you to focus on growth and professional development. Instead of just being a technician who addresses immediate needs, a system-focused professional creates sustainable solutions for a larger number of clients.
Critical systems to implement include:
- Assessment Systems: Develop consistent protocols tailored to specific medical conditions to streamline client evaluations.
- Scheduling and Onboarding: Automate appoi...
Medical Exercise and Post Rehab - The Real Deal
Hello everyone!! I hope this blog post finds you and yours safe and healthy. Covid - 19 has certainly turned our lives upside down. We are now seeing and will see even greater shifts in both the healthcare industry and fitness industry. The shutdown of health clubs and the restrictions with hospital elective surgeries has major implications for revenue and the future of these two industries.
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The shift in the fitness industry is toward medical exercise and post rehab fitness. This is great for fitness professionals. But we must be careful. We are seeing a proliferation of post rehab certification programs. This is good as a means of giving access to more fitness professionals to obtain the necessary training to work with chronic medical conditions. But there is also concern with the marketing of these certifications. Many ads for these certification programs are using terms which should not be part of the language of medical exercise or post rehab professionals. These terms include ...