The Traditional Physical Therapy Model is Failing People w/ Dr. Pat Gathman
About this episode
Dr. Pat Gathman discusses the shortcomings of traditional physical therapy and his approach to one-on-one patient care.
We're back with another episode of the Well Life Podcast with Dr. Patrick Gathman from Movement Headquarters Physical Therapy.After years of working in a traditional physical therapy shop where he was seeing upwards of 30 patients each day, Dr. Pat got sick of seeing that his patients weren't actually getting better.Years later he opened Movement Headquarters Physical Therapy to truly help people with one-on-one care, breaking the traditional model and only seeing one patient each hour.Today they're helping athletes of all kinds, with an emphasis on golf and golf fitness, to become stronger and get back on the course better than they were before their injuries!P.S. If you want to join the 8Well Team and the Movement Headquarters Team at our FREE Golf Fitness Workshop on Saturday March 15th, you can sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1yjSPS6Gw1nX2EoQ8RxKYcC-kgxmaxNLPCNogwqJNkAw/viewform?ts=67afc604&edit_requested=trueFollow Along with 8Well and Movement Headquarters:8Well Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/8well.lifeMHQPT Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/movement_headquarters_pt--This podcast is sponsored by Memento Health, featuring their incredible…
Topics covered
- physical therapy
- patient care
- golf fitness
- rehabilitation
- healthcare model
Sponsors
Memento Health
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