April 25, 2025
Can RTM Set You Free? A PT’s Journey to Remote-First Care
On this episode of PT Pintcast, we hit the road — literally — with Matt Jurek, a PT who’s turned his passion for travel and tech into a remote-first consulting business. From full-time RV living to building RTM programs for clinics nationwide, Matt walks us through the how, why, and what’s next in Remote Therapeutic Monitoring.
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I'm kind of like approaching
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this a little bit as
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independent versus tied to
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any platform or anything.
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Well, how you been, man?
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Welcome back to the show.
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Good to see you again.
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Yes, it's awesome.
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It's always a pleasure, Jimmy.
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Thanks.
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Not many guests I have to ask,
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where are you?
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But in your case, where are you?
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Because your job sort of
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allows you to be wherever
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the hell you want.
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Where are you right now?
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That's so true.
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We just rolled into eastern Tennessee,
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so just outside the Smokies.
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And when you say rolled into,
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just if someone didn't
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listen to the first episode we did,
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where do you live?
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Tell me about your domicile.
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Yeah, that's okay.
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So my wife and I,
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we're both physical therapists,
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and we've been doing
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full-time travel in an RV
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for five and a half years now.
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Yeah, it's been pretty fantastic.
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Who was the first to pitch this?
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Was this you?
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Was this your wife?
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I don't know if I asked that before.
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It was my wife, and I was hesitant.
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Yeah, it was.
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We were kind of...
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Doing the grind, shuttling the kids.
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We had real young kids at the time.
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Before, afterwards, I commuted.
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Forty-five minutes worked ten-hour days.
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I barely saw them except for
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my one daddy day.
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Should we do something else with our life?
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The talk started there.
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Had a couple things happen
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in our personal lives and we're like,
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well,
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life is honestly way too
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short um so if we're
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thinking about it why not
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you know why not why not so
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we gave ourselves a year
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started out as uh contract
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bts one parent would
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homeschool the other one
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would do you know the
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three-month contract gig
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and see cool stuff in
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between um covet happened
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which was interesting tried
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to figure out what we were
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going to do for ourselves I
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think there was you know probably
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twelve hundred and fifty
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travel jobs for us to choose from.
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And then the day after the
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shutdowns happened.
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Yep.
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I think there was two.
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I think it was two.
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I think there was just two
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companies that forgot to pull them,
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you know.
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Right.
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And so, yes, we had to figure that out.
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But things started opening back up.
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I'm pretty much an outpatient guy.
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It's what I stick to.
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It's my gig and my MO.
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Leah is much more flexible.
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She's spent time directing
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in assisted livings and
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that kind of thing.
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So
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those settings started
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opening up more gradually
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to um to travel therapists
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so she did some of that
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work and and then I went
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out we did uh visited
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friends because we launched
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from oregon basically even
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though our family's in
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indiana um so we weren't
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opposed to traveling as you
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can tell from the get-go um
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but uh did a contract with
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my old employer he's a
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buddy of mine he said yes
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we love you come and come
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to work for me for three
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months and so that was right at
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The beginning of twenty two,
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I think my contract started
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like right at February.
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And I said, Justin, I'm mobile.
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I've got time.
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How can I help you from the road?
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And he said,
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have you ever heard of
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anything called RTM?
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I was like, no.
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So I figure it out for me.
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I don't have the bandwidth
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and just dig in.
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So that that opened up a huge door.
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So since twenty two, you know,
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me digging in,
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seeing the people side of things,
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knowing that so well,
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what it looks like to run a clinic.
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And then what is RTM?
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There was a disconnect.
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You know,
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the software guys don't know how
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to talk clinic shop.
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The clinic shop doesn't know
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how to put in a new workflow.
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And so I stepped in that bridge, you know,
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called myself a consultant.
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And that's what I've been
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doing since pretty much.
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Good for you.
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I still run the RTM program
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remotely for my buddy, too,
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which is a way to do it.
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So you're I mean, you know,
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you said this before.
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it's a, you're not the quarterback.
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Cause that's the person in the clinic.
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You're not in the clinic.
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You're not on the sideline.
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You're like up in the,
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you're like the offensive
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coordinator with the,
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with the headset on up in the sky box,
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but the sky box can be anywhere.
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Yeah.
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Right.
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Yeah, it can, it can,
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it can be anywhere and it can be,
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it can be in the office of
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the clinic to anywhere and in between,
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but it doesn't have to be right.
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It doesn't have to be,
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it kind of allows that.
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And that's,
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That's a cool, cool place.
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You know,
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I'm trying to figure out how to
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take advantage of being remote.
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What can I offer from what
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I've learned in my one and
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a half decades of being a PT?
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And there is a movement and
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I'm sure you're aware of it,
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where there's a surplus of
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PTs that now want to be remote,
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trying to find these
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different jobs and stuff.
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And I say, you know what?
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It,
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A lot of those folks,
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it's a really cool happenstance.
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We were going to do Christmas in Arkansas,
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Hot Springs, Arkansas, you know.
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OK, let's do it there.
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It's a little warmer than
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central Indiana where our family is.
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And then we'll work our way
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south as as winter progresses.
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um so on the way down I had
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a uh he's now a friend of
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mine reached out to me on
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linkedin and said hey you
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know I'm in the pt world um
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my dad owns a few pt
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clinics he's like I'm
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wondering if rtm something
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I can do remotely for him
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and then maybe scale it
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because I've got a lot of
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different connections of
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you know friends that own
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clinics in arkansas maybe I
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could be the arkansas rtm
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guy or whatever so we just
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sat down over beer,
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which is where a lot of
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good talks happen.
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And I was like, yeah, dude, I'll help you.
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And so from that,
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that spurred me because if
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there was one of those guys,
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there was at least, you know,
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a thousand more somewhere
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out there in the country.
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So what I found is where RTM
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becomes very valuable is a
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part of the team
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runs it.
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So a part of the clinic team, if you will,
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allocating one of your staff,
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maybe it's a motivated
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staff member that wants to
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move half clinic,
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half remote or something
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like that to start with.
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But they're a part of the team.
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They've got good
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communication with the
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other therapists that are
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the quarterback on the
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field doing the thing.
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They're the coach.
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They're sort of the go-between.
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And so that's the model that
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I believe benefits the patient the most,
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makes things run most efficiently.
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in the clinic as well um and
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so that's the workflow that
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I preach as as the most
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efficient successful rtm
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model um so what I did was
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wrote a course for phil
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basically in mind you know
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um he's the guy that I ran
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into and so wrote a course
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with him in mind saying
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you're motivated let me
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take you from everywhere
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from choosing a platform to
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proposing this to
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leadership to designing the
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workflow to training
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much as I can take off your
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plate let's do that and
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then finally what do you do
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with these codes to bill so
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built that course and then
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on the flip side of things
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trying to present it to
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owners to say this is what
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works and let me guide you
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through what works well
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finding that individual or
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how do you allocate time to
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your staff to make this work because
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I'm afraid that RTM is
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getting muddled again in the space.
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You know, it's really exciting.
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People hopped on before too
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many people were prepared.
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Then that kind of faltered out.
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Now there's a little bit more research.
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But then where do we go from here?
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So I just want to make sure
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it's done well.
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And that's that's kind of
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the message that that I'm presenting,
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you know,
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through through the two courses I wrote.
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So you're teaching
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therapists how to build
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programs themselves.
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You created a course.
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You're like, hey, listen,
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if I create this for a
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friend or one clinic, this works for
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most if not all like I don't
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want to say it's just a
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universal fix but it's it's
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a process right so it's
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understanding this thing
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that everybody was looking
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at and like okay that's
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cute I'm gonna wait for
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someone else to jump in
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though because I don't know
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what this is but uh that's
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what we know what early
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adopters are what do you
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think or what do you come
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across as one of the
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biggest misconceptions
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therapists have about rtm
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and what's the reality when
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it's done right I think
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that the biggest misconception is
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It represents, RTM,
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when you chunk it apart,
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it represents a lot of what
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us therapists do already, honestly.
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There's a lot of things that go in.
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We supply something to our
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patients that's going to
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support the research that
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we know the change happens
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outside of those two magic,
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forty-five-minute sessions a week.
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The change really happens with habit,
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strength, mobility,
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with the patient doing
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their stuff outside.
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that's something we provide
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already if we can capture
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that and demonstrate that
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then we can we can bill for
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that time um the extras
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that we do outside of the
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clinic in support of the
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patient and what they're
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doing that goes in and
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wraps up into other um
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billable codes too so I think
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That was funny.
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I was thinking about having
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a chat with you.
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And if you want to insert
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this clip afterwards, it's great.
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But what came to mind was
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Tommy boys in the cafe with
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the role and his pretty new pet, you know,
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and I feel like that's what
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happened initially where
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clinic owners were like, oh, well,
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I'm just going to ask my
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therapist to just do this
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stuff and bill for it.
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And all of a sudden we can bill.
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So all the questions that I got were,
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Once a platform was chose,
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how do I bill for it?
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And it's like, whoa,
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there's a lot in between
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there where you're
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establishing a program.
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I mean,
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if you were going to offer a niche
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specialty like, I don't know,
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TMJ in your clinic or something like that,
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right?
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You better have somebody
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that took some courses on it,
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marketed the dentist to
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physicians and did all that stuff,
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owns it, runs it.
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And then that becomes a profitable extra,
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you know, you can offer.
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It's not similar when you talk about RTM.
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I think you said some important words,
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right?
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From an implementation standpoint.
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I always like to ask this
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question because it speeds things up.
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If this goes bad, who gets in trouble?
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Because if nobody owns it,
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then it's not going to get done right.
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So that's why you're saying
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someone in the clinic
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should be the owner of this.
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And so if it goes poorly or goes well,
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it's not just who gets in trouble,
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but that's the fastest way
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to figure it out.
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If this doesn't do what we
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think it'll do or it underperforms,
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who gets in trouble?
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Or...
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The opposite question
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doesn't work because if I go,
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if this goes well,
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who gets patted on the back?
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And everybody's like, me.
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I'm like, no, no, no, no, no.
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I want to know who's worried
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about it if it doesn't go right,
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who gets in trouble.
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That's the person who needs
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to understand it so well
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from beginning to end.
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You compared it to if you're
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going to install a TMJ
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service line, who's going to start,
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where are the patients coming from?
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What are the, how do they get here?
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What does our marketing look
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like on the website when they get here?
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What's do we have the right tools?
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And then what's the followup?
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Like somebody who has to own
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the process from beginning to end.
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Yeah.
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A hundred percent on surface level,
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RTM seems easy.
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We're doing a lot of this already.
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So let me bill for it.
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Um,
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There's a lot in between
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there that needs to be
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accounted for and nuances that occur.
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These codes weren't just
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slapped out there to give us props,
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though they do.
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There's a lot of nuances
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that make sense that it's a
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whole combination thing.
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It's a whole program that
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relates to each other in
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terms of the code.
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So much focus is on the codes.
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Let's make the program thing
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and let's designate somebody.
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I think that owners are
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missing a good chance to
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award somebody in their
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clinic that ability to do
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that and then shoot come on
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let's stand up pts like you
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know if you want if you desire
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to be off at three o'clock,
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but still want to make some money,
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like go spend three o'clock
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until seven o'clock with
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your kids and then do this
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stuff afterwards.
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You can still like,
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you can make life happen.
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And be able to actually hit
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those goals with those patients.
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They want to hit those goals.
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And we've said there's one
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hundred and sixty eight hours in a week.
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Let's say you get to one
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hour sessions and that's pretty good.
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Right.
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What do you do?
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How how are you able to help
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affect change the other one
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hundred and sixty six hours
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a week with your patients?
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The codes are there.
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When you drop those codes, they get paid,
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right, Matt?
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Yeah, yeah.
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Now there's a gap, right?
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You started this episode by saying, listen,
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the tech people don't understand clinical,
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but vice versa.
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Clinic doesn't understand tech.
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So there's a gap.
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We always say, I want to fill the gap,
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right?
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Find the gap.
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Here's what that is.
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So you mentioned before,
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there needs to be a platform, right?
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We don't want someone
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managing this with sticky notes and stuff,
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because that's what PTs are for.
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We'll do it poorly.
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We'll start doing sticky
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notes and that'll work for an hour.
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And then two hours later,
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we're going to hate it and
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we're going to throw them
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all away and say it doesn't work, right?
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So what should someone,
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a clinic or a therapist
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who's going to quarterback this,
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look for when choosing the
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right RTM solution in terms
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of a platform?
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Like what are the non-negotiables?
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What are need to be and nice to have?
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Yeah, great point.
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Thanks for bringing that up.
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So, and I kind of...
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have had the opportunity to
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touch see meet with a lot
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of these developers that
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are out there too and so
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another service that has
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proven valuable is let's
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talk about your unique
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situation almost like
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Well, insurance agents exist for a reason.
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They want to match you up
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with the best insurance and stuff.
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So there's agents to fill that role.
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You know,
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maybe I could be your RTM platform agent.
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We talk about your clinic.
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What are your good at?
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Where do they what is your
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current organic workflow?
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look like?
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Because that's step number one,
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you want to mess with a
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PT's time as little as possible,
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make as few changes as possible.
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So what are you using already?
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What are they used to?
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What kind of clientele do you serve?
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And where do you want to
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provide an extra boost to their care.
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Let's start with those kinds
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of big things.
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And then we'll funnel down to, okay,
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here's, here's a couple of your choices,
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you know,
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go talk to those guys and see
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what they offer in the way
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of EMR integration or you know,
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all of those little
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slimming down to make
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things simple as fewer
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clicks and nuances for your therapists.
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But top is what's going to
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serve the patient.
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What are your PTs already
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doing possibly that that
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you could leverage a
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platform or make make
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something better in your
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offerings to your therapist?
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And then how slim line
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streamline can it be with
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with interfacing what
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you're already using for
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EMRs and that kind of stuff?
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Somebody who's still
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listening to us yammer on about RTM,
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if they're still here, right?
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What's something that you
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would like sort of satisfy
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or begin to satisfy their curiosity?
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If they're like, all right, cool.
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I'm that guy two years ago,
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three years ago, who's like,
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I don't know where to start.
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Where would you send them?
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Yeah.
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So I talk to me.
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Yeah.
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Come and talk to me.
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You know, Jim,
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Jimmy's going to probably
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list a way to get ahold of me.
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That's fine.
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Come and talk to me.
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I offer, you know,
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some free time that we can
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just talk RTM and what it means for you.
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What, you know, what are the nuances?
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Um,
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Pick up a podcast, read about it,
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inform yourself,
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educate yourself on what it
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is more than just the codes
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and how to build the codes.
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Sure.
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That's the end, right?
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Yeah.
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The codes are the end
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because everything has to
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come before that.
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Number one,
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you have to have the right patient.
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You have to have the ability
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to fill the gap, right?
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You have to have the tech meets clinical.
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The fact that the codes are
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there is a nice little pot
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of gold at the end of the rainbow.
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You have to understand
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what's that process to get there.
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Make sure that it's reliable.
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Good.
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Make sure someone in your
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clinic wants to do that,
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is able to do that,
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is empowered to do that,
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understands they own that.
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And then, yes,
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when all those things fall into place,
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that pot of gold is sitting there.
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And we've been saying this for years.
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I am actually a little
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shocked more people haven't
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adopted RTM as quickly as possible.
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And here's the other thing
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that I know that I was going to say.
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The fact that tech companies
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are investing in creating
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the platform for this tells
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you that people outside of
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healthcare see the value in this.
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They wouldn't be creating
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the platforms and apps
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unless they saw the closed loop, the ROI.
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You know what's really cool?
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Talking to several of the
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CEOs that are creating these platforms,
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they were patients that wanted this.
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There it is.
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They made it right.
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Like your patients want it.
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And if you, if you get something, you know,
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you know, your patients.
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So when you're looking at platforms,
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get something, you know,
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your patient's going to want, you know,
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that's going to help them.
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So yeah, there's totally a need for it.
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It does take some startup
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time to figure out the process.
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All things, all good things should.
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but it's going to allow you
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to afford to give your
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patients better care and
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support your staff in different ways.
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You know?
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Yeah.
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Well said.
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All right.
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Uh, Matt, just, just let them know.
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Is there an email address or a website?
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Like say it,
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I'll put it in the show notes too,
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but yeah, sure.
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So, you know, keeping overhead low, right.
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It's a, it's a Wix site.
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Um, who cares?
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So who cares?
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Right.
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So I think it's like jerk Matthew, um,
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dot Wix, uh,
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osprey rtm what I'd suggest
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doing is get a hold of me
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through linkedin
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All the clicks for the is there.
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So you can either search for
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Osprey RTM Solutions or just Matt Jurek.
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Either one will get you there.
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And that's a great way to get old.
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All right.
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We're going to play a game, Matt.
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You ready?
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I didn't prepare you for this.
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We're going to play a game.
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Oh, no.
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All right.
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It's a bonus segment.
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You're going to nail this.
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So the game is called RV Life or RTM Life.
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You got to pick.
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Is it RV or RTM?
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Or it could be both.
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And then you can give me a
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little explanation if you want.
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You don't have to.
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Okay, here's the first question.
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Requires a strong Wi-Fi
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signal at all times.
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Is this RV life, RTM life, or both?
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I'm going to go RTM life
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because we have...
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Lived in some pretty remote places.
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However, Starlink is very helpful.
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We can get to our battery.
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We can run it off of our batteries.
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So, oh boy, that's both.
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Darn it.
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I'm changing my answer.
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Yeah, both.
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Yeah, you always need Wi-Fi.
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We've passed the point of no
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return where you sort of need it.
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You might want to be able to
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turn on airplane mode every
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once in a while.
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I guess that's what I get to
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call vacation when I turn it off.
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Turn it off.
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That is my vacation,
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because life's a vacation, honestly.
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Well, your life is a vacation, Matt.
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Yes, and it could be.
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Takes longer to set up than you think,
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but once it's rolling, it's smooth.
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Is that RV life, RTM life, or both?
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Both.
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Yeah.
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It's both again.
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Yeah, you got to prepare for RV life,
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because I'm sure you're like,
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it's going to be easy.
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And then you're like, where do we shower?
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Or how do we do these things?
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And you're like, OK,
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but once you figure it out,
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it rolls smooth.
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Same with RTM, I'm guessing.
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Yep.
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And there's still both of them.
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There's still bumps in the road too.
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Uh,
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we had to have an axle fixed the other
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day.
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Yeah.
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Oh yeah.
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Stuff you didn't expect.
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Uh,
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occasionally gets disrupted by wild
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animals.
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Is that RV life, RTM life or both?
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I have treated many patients
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that I would consider animals, uh,
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that would disrupt, disrupt my life.
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Um,
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but I'm going to,
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I'm going to go to RV life
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more on that one.
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Yeah.
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I'll be nice to my patients.
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I'll give them good.
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No, no wild animals in RTM.
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Two more people constantly ask you, wait,
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you can actually do that.
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Is that RV life, RTM life or both?
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Both.
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That's definitely both.
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Yeah.
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The final one gives you way
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more freedom than you expected.
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Which one or both?
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You know,
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I got to go with RV life because
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the freedom that I've had there.
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RTM,
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you still got to deal with people that
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are going to that are going
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to tell you places.
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But, you know, hey,
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jump on the RTM bandwagon and assist.
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And who knows where to go?
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You know,
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be the next like my buddy is
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going to be the next Arkansas RTM guy.
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And freedom can come.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Uh, Matt Jurek, look him up on LinkedIn.
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He's going to be your, um, RTM Sherpa.
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He's going to be your RTM GPS.
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There's the RV connection,
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your RTM GPS to make sure
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you go from lost to found.
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Uh, Matt,
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like keep doing this because I
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think five years from now,
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this will be obvious.
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Someone's going to listen to
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this in five years and be like, well,
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obviously that's the way we're going.
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It's not obvious now,
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but I'm glad that it will be.
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And you're going to help people get there.
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Yeah, absolutely.
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I'm along for the ride.
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Well done.
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Good RV drop.
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I'm a dad.
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I'm kind of like approaching
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this a little bit as
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independent versus tied to
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any platform or anything.
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Well, how you been, man?
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Welcome back to the show.
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Good to see you again.
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Yes, it's awesome.
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It's always a pleasure, Jimmy.
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Thanks.
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Not many guests I have to ask,
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where are you?
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But in your case, where are you?
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Because your job sort of
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allows you to be wherever
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the hell you want.
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Where are you right now?
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That's so true.
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We just rolled into eastern Tennessee,
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so just outside the Smokies.
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And when you say rolled into,
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just if someone didn't
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listen to the first episode we did,
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where do you live?
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Tell me about your domicile.
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Yeah, that's okay.
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So my wife and I,
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we're both physical therapists,
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and we've been doing
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full-time travel in an RV
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for five and a half years now.
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Yeah, it's been pretty fantastic.
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Who was the first to pitch this?
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Was this you?
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Was this your wife?
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I don't know if I asked that before.
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It was my wife, and I was hesitant.
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Yeah, it was.
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We were kind of...
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Doing the grind, shuttling the kids.
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We had real young kids at the time.
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Before, afterwards, I commuted.
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Forty-five minutes worked ten-hour days.
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I barely saw them except for
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my one daddy day.
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Should we do something else with our life?
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The talk started there.
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Had a couple things happen
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in our personal lives and we're like,
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well,
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life is honestly way too
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short um so if we're
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thinking about it why not
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you know why not why not so
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we gave ourselves a year
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started out as uh contract
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bts one parent would
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homeschool the other one
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would do you know the
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three-month contract gig
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and see cool stuff in
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between um covet happened
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which was interesting tried
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to figure out what we were
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going to do for ourselves I
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think there was you know probably
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twelve hundred and fifty
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travel jobs for us to choose from.
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And then the day after the
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shutdowns happened.
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Yep.
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I think there was two.
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I think it was two.
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I think there was just two
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companies that forgot to pull them,
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you know.
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Right.
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And so, yes, we had to figure that out.
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But things started opening back up.
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I'm pretty much an outpatient guy.
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It's what I stick to.
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It's my gig and my MO.
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Leah is much more flexible.
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She's spent time directing
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in assisted livings and
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that kind of thing.
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So
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those settings started
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opening up more gradually
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to um to travel therapists
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so she did some of that
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work and and then I went
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out we did uh visited
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friends because we launched
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from oregon basically even
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though our family's in
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indiana um so we weren't
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opposed to traveling as you
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can tell from the get-go um
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but uh did a contract with
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my old employer he's a
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buddy of mine he said yes
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we love you come and come
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to work for me for three
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months and so that was right at
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The beginning of twenty two,
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I think my contract started
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like right at February.
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And I said, Justin, I'm mobile.
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I've got time.
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How can I help you from the road?
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And he said,
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have you ever heard of
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anything called RTM?
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I was like, no.
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So I figure it out for me.
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I don't have the bandwidth
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and just dig in.
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So that that opened up a huge door.
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So since twenty two, you know,
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me digging in,
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seeing the people side of things,
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knowing that so well,
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what it looks like to run a clinic.
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And then what is RTM?
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There was a disconnect.
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You know,
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the software guys don't know how
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to talk clinic shop.
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The clinic shop doesn't know
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how to put in a new workflow.
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And so I stepped in that bridge, you know,
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called myself a consultant.
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And that's what I've been
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doing since pretty much.
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Good for you.
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I still run the RTM program
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remotely for my buddy, too,
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which is a way to do it.
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So you're I mean, you know,
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you said this before.
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it's a, you're not the quarterback.
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Cause that's the person in the clinic.
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You're not in the clinic.
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You're not on the sideline.
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You're like up in the,
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you're like the offensive
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coordinator with the,
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with the headset on up in the sky box,
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but the sky box can be anywhere.
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Yeah.
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Right.
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Yeah, it can, it can,
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it can be anywhere and it can be,
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it can be in the office of
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the clinic to anywhere and in between,
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but it doesn't have to be right.
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It doesn't have to be,
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it kind of allows that.
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And that's,
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That's a cool, cool place.
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You know,
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I'm trying to figure out how to
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take advantage of being remote.
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What can I offer from what
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I've learned in my one and
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a half decades of being a PT?
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And there is a movement and
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I'm sure you're aware of it,
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where there's a surplus of
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PTs that now want to be remote,
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trying to find these
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different jobs and stuff.
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And I say, you know what?
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It,
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A lot of those folks,
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it's a really cool happenstance.
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We were going to do Christmas in Arkansas,
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Hot Springs, Arkansas, you know.
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OK, let's do it there.
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It's a little warmer than
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central Indiana where our family is.
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And then we'll work our way
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south as as winter progresses.
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um so on the way down I had
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a uh he's now a friend of
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mine reached out to me on
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linkedin and said hey you
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know I'm in the pt world um
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my dad owns a few pt
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clinics he's like I'm
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wondering if rtm something
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I can do remotely for him
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and then maybe scale it
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because I've got a lot of
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different connections of
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you know friends that own
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clinics in arkansas maybe I
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could be the arkansas rtm
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guy or whatever so we just
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sat down over beer,
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which is where a lot of
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good talks happen.
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And I was like, yeah, dude, I'll help you.
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And so from that,
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that spurred me because if
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there was one of those guys,
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there was at least, you know,
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a thousand more somewhere
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out there in the country.
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So what I found is where RTM
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becomes very valuable is a
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part of the team
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runs it.
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So a part of the clinic team, if you will,
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allocating one of your staff,
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maybe it's a motivated
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staff member that wants to
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move half clinic,
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half remote or something
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like that to start with.
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But they're a part of the team.
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They've got good
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communication with the
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other therapists that are
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the quarterback on the
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field doing the thing.
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They're the coach.
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They're sort of the go-between.
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And so that's the model that
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I believe benefits the patient the most,
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makes things run most efficiently.
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in the clinic as well um and
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so that's the workflow that
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I preach as as the most
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efficient successful rtm
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model um so what I did was
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wrote a course for phil
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basically in mind you know
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um he's the guy that I ran
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into and so wrote a course
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with him in mind saying
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you're motivated let me
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take you from everywhere
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from choosing a platform to
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proposing this to
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leadership to designing the
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workflow to training
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much as I can take off your
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plate let's do that and
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then finally what do you do
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with these codes to bill so
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built that course and then
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on the flip side of things
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trying to present it to
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owners to say this is what
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works and let me guide you
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through what works well
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finding that individual or
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how do you allocate time to
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your staff to make this work because
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I'm afraid that RTM is
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getting muddled again in the space.
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You know, it's really exciting.
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People hopped on before too
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many people were prepared.
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Then that kind of faltered out.
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Now there's a little bit more research.
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But then where do we go from here?
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So I just want to make sure
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it's done well.
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And that's that's kind of
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the message that that I'm presenting,
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you know,
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through through the two courses I wrote.
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So you're teaching
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therapists how to build
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programs themselves.
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You created a course.
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You're like, hey, listen,
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if I create this for a
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friend or one clinic, this works for
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most if not all like I don't
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want to say it's just a
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universal fix but it's it's
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a process right so it's
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understanding this thing
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that everybody was looking
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at and like okay that's
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cute I'm gonna wait for
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someone else to jump in
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though because I don't know
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what this is but uh that's
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what we know what early
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adopters are what do you
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think or what do you come
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across as one of the
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biggest misconceptions
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therapists have about rtm
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and what's the reality when
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it's done right I think
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that the biggest misconception is
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It represents, RTM,
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when you chunk it apart,
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it represents a lot of what
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us therapists do already, honestly.
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There's a lot of things that go in.
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We supply something to our
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patients that's going to
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support the research that
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we know the change happens
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outside of those two magic,
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forty-five-minute sessions a week.
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The change really happens with habit,
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strength, mobility,
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with the patient doing
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their stuff outside.
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that's something we provide
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already if we can capture
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that and demonstrate that
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then we can we can bill for
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that time um the extras
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that we do outside of the
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clinic in support of the
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patient and what they're
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doing that goes in and
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wraps up into other um
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billable codes too so I think
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That was funny.
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I was thinking about having
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a chat with you.
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And if you want to insert
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this clip afterwards, it's great.
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But what came to mind was
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Tommy boys in the cafe with
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the role and his pretty new pet, you know,
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and I feel like that's what
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happened initially where
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clinic owners were like, oh, well,
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I'm just going to ask my
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therapist to just do this
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stuff and bill for it.
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And all of a sudden we can bill.
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So all the questions that I got were,
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Once a platform was chose,
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how do I bill for it?
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And it's like, whoa,
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there's a lot in between
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there where you're
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establishing a program.
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I mean,
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if you were going to offer a niche
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specialty like, I don't know,
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TMJ in your clinic or something like that,
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right?
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You better have somebody
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that took some courses on it,
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marketed the dentist to
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physicians and did all that stuff,
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owns it, runs it.
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And then that becomes a profitable extra,
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you know, you can offer.
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It's not similar when you talk about RTM.
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I think you said some important words,
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right?
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From an implementation standpoint.
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I always like to ask this
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question because it speeds things up.
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If this goes bad, who gets in trouble?
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Because if nobody owns it,
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then it's not going to get done right.
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So that's why you're saying
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someone in the clinic
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should be the owner of this.
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And so if it goes poorly or goes well,
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it's not just who gets in trouble,
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but that's the fastest way
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to figure it out.
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If this doesn't do what we
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think it'll do or it underperforms,
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who gets in trouble?
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Or...
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The opposite question
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doesn't work because if I go,
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if this goes well,
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who gets patted on the back?
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And everybody's like, me.
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I'm like, no, no, no, no, no.
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I want to know who's worried
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about it if it doesn't go right,
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who gets in trouble.
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That's the person who needs
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to understand it so well
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from beginning to end.
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You compared it to if you're
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going to install a TMJ
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service line, who's going to start,
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where are the patients coming from?
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What are the, how do they get here?
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What does our marketing look
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like on the website when they get here?
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What's do we have the right tools?
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And then what's the followup?
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Like somebody who has to own
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the process from beginning to end.
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Yeah.
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A hundred percent on surface level,
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RTM seems easy.
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We're doing a lot of this already.
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So let me bill for it.
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Um,
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There's a lot in between
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there that needs to be
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accounted for and nuances that occur.
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These codes weren't just
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slapped out there to give us props,
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though they do.
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There's a lot of nuances
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that make sense that it's a
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whole combination thing.
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It's a whole program that
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relates to each other in
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terms of the code.
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So much focus is on the codes.
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Let's make the program thing
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and let's designate somebody.
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I think that owners are
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missing a good chance to
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award somebody in their
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clinic that ability to do
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that and then shoot come on
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let's stand up pts like you
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know if you want if you desire
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to be off at three o'clock,
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but still want to make some money,
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like go spend three o'clock
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until seven o'clock with
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your kids and then do this
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stuff afterwards.
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You can still like,
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you can make life happen.
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And be able to actually hit
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those goals with those patients.
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They want to hit those goals.
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And we've said there's one
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hundred and sixty eight hours in a week.
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Let's say you get to one
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hour sessions and that's pretty good.
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Right.
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What do you do?
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How how are you able to help
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affect change the other one
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hundred and sixty six hours
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a week with your patients?
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The codes are there.
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When you drop those codes, they get paid,
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right, Matt?
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Yeah, yeah.
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Now there's a gap, right?
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You started this episode by saying, listen,
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the tech people don't understand clinical,
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but vice versa.
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Clinic doesn't understand tech.
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So there's a gap.
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We always say, I want to fill the gap,
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right?
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Find the gap.
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Here's what that is.
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So you mentioned before,
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there needs to be a platform, right?
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We don't want someone
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managing this with sticky notes and stuff,
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because that's what PTs are for.
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We'll do it poorly.
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We'll start doing sticky
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notes and that'll work for an hour.
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And then two hours later,
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we're going to hate it and
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we're going to throw them
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all away and say it doesn't work, right?
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So what should someone,
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a clinic or a therapist
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who's going to quarterback this,
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look for when choosing the
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right RTM solution in terms
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of a platform?
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Like what are the non-negotiables?
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What are need to be and nice to have?
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Yeah, great point.
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Thanks for bringing that up.
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So, and I kind of...
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have had the opportunity to
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touch see meet with a lot
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of these developers that
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are out there too and so
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another service that has
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proven valuable is let's
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talk about your unique
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situation almost like
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Well, insurance agents exist for a reason.
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They want to match you up
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with the best insurance and stuff.
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So there's agents to fill that role.
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You know,
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maybe I could be your RTM platform agent.
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We talk about your clinic.
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What are your good at?
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Where do they what is your
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current organic workflow?
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look like?
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Because that's step number one,
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you want to mess with a
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PT's time as little as possible,
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make as few changes as possible.
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So what are you using already?
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What are they used to?
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What kind of clientele do you serve?
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And where do you want to
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provide an extra boost to their care.
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Let's start with those kinds
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of big things.
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And then we'll funnel down to, okay,
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here's, here's a couple of your choices,
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you know,
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go talk to those guys and see
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what they offer in the way
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of EMR integration or you know,
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all of those little
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slimming down to make
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things simple as fewer
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clicks and nuances for your therapists.
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But top is what's going to
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serve the patient.
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What are your PTs already
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doing possibly that that
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you could leverage a
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platform or make make
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something better in your
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offerings to your therapist?
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And then how slim line
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streamline can it be with
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with interfacing what
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you're already using for
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EMRs and that kind of stuff?
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Somebody who's still
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listening to us yammer on about RTM,
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if they're still here, right?
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What's something that you
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would like sort of satisfy
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or begin to satisfy their curiosity?
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If they're like, all right, cool.
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I'm that guy two years ago,
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three years ago, who's like,
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I don't know where to start.
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Where would you send them?
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Yeah.
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So I talk to me.
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Yeah.
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Come and talk to me.
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You know, Jim,
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Jimmy's going to probably
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list a way to get ahold of me.
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That's fine.
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Come and talk to me.
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I offer, you know,
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some free time that we can
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just talk RTM and what it means for you.
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What, you know, what are the nuances?
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Um,
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Pick up a podcast, read about it,
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inform yourself,
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educate yourself on what it
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is more than just the codes
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and how to build the codes.
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Sure.
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That's the end, right?
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Yeah.
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The codes are the end
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because everything has to
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come before that.
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Number one,
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you have to have the right patient.
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You have to have the ability
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to fill the gap, right?
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You have to have the tech meets clinical.
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The fact that the codes are
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there is a nice little pot
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of gold at the end of the rainbow.
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You have to understand
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what's that process to get there.
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Make sure that it's reliable.
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Good.
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Make sure someone in your
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clinic wants to do that,
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is able to do that,
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is empowered to do that,
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understands they own that.
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And then, yes,
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when all those things fall into place,
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that pot of gold is sitting there.
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And we've been saying this for years.
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I am actually a little
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shocked more people haven't
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adopted RTM as quickly as possible.
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And here's the other thing
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that I know that I was going to say.
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The fact that tech companies
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are investing in creating
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the platform for this tells
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you that people outside of
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healthcare see the value in this.
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They wouldn't be creating
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the platforms and apps
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unless they saw the closed loop, the ROI.
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You know what's really cool?
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Talking to several of the
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CEOs that are creating these platforms,
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they were patients that wanted this.
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There it is.
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They made it right.
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Like your patients want it.
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And if you, if you get something, you know,
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you know, your patients.
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So when you're looking at platforms,
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get something, you know,
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your patient's going to want, you know,
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that's going to help them.
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So yeah, there's totally a need for it.
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It does take some startup
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time to figure out the process.
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All things, all good things should.
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but it's going to allow you
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to afford to give your
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patients better care and
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support your staff in different ways.
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You know?
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Yeah.
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Well said.
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All right.
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Uh, Matt, just, just let them know.
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Is there an email address or a website?
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Like say it,
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I'll put it in the show notes too,
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but yeah, sure.
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So, you know, keeping overhead low, right.
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It's a, it's a Wix site.
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Um, who cares?
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So who cares?
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Right.
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So I think it's like jerk Matthew, um,
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dot Wix, uh,
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osprey rtm what I'd suggest
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doing is get a hold of me
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through linkedin
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All the clicks for the is there.
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So you can either search for
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Osprey RTM Solutions or just Matt Jurek.
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Either one will get you there.
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And that's a great way to get old.
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All right.
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We're going to play a game, Matt.
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You ready?
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I didn't prepare you for this.
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We're going to play a game.
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Oh, no.
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All right.
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It's a bonus segment.
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You're going to nail this.
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So the game is called RV Life or RTM Life.
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You got to pick.
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Is it RV or RTM?
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Or it could be both.
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And then you can give me a
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little explanation if you want.
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You don't have to.
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Okay, here's the first question.
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Requires a strong Wi-Fi
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signal at all times.
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Is this RV life, RTM life, or both?
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I'm going to go RTM life
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because we have...
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Lived in some pretty remote places.
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However, Starlink is very helpful.
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We can get to our battery.
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We can run it off of our batteries.
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So, oh boy, that's both.
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Darn it.
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I'm changing my answer.
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Yeah, both.
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Yeah, you always need Wi-Fi.
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We've passed the point of no
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return where you sort of need it.
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You might want to be able to
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turn on airplane mode every
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once in a while.
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I guess that's what I get to
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call vacation when I turn it off.
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Turn it off.
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That is my vacation,
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because life's a vacation, honestly.
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Well, your life is a vacation, Matt.
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Yes, and it could be.
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Takes longer to set up than you think,
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but once it's rolling, it's smooth.
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Is that RV life, RTM life, or both?
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Both.
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Yeah.
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It's both again.
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Yeah, you got to prepare for RV life,
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because I'm sure you're like,
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it's going to be easy.
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And then you're like, where do we shower?
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Or how do we do these things?
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And you're like, OK,
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but once you figure it out,
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it rolls smooth.
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Same with RTM, I'm guessing.
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Yep.
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And there's still both of them.
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There's still bumps in the road too.
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Uh,
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we had to have an axle fixed the other
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day.
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Yeah.
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Oh yeah.
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Stuff you didn't expect.
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Uh,
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occasionally gets disrupted by wild
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animals.
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Is that RV life, RTM life or both?
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I have treated many patients
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that I would consider animals, uh,
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that would disrupt, disrupt my life.
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Um,
00:20:06.823 --> 00:20:07.344
but I'm going to,
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I'm going to go to RV life
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more on that one.
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Yeah.
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I'll be nice to my patients.
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I'll give them good.
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No, no wild animals in RTM.
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Two more people constantly ask you, wait,
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you can actually do that.
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Is that RV life, RTM life or both?
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Both.
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That's definitely both.
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Yeah.
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The final one gives you way
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more freedom than you expected.
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Which one or both?
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You know,
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I got to go with RV life because
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the freedom that I've had there.
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RTM,
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you still got to deal with people that
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are going to that are going
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to tell you places.
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But, you know, hey,
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jump on the RTM bandwagon and assist.
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And who knows where to go?
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You know,
00:20:45.881 --> 00:20:48.122
be the next like my buddy is
00:20:48.142 --> 00:20:50.303
going to be the next Arkansas RTM guy.
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And freedom can come.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Uh, Matt Jurek, look him up on LinkedIn.
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He's going to be your, um, RTM Sherpa.
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He's going to be your RTM GPS.
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There's the RV connection,
00:21:01.990 --> 00:21:04.551
your RTM GPS to make sure
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you go from lost to found.
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Uh, Matt,
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like keep doing this because I
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think five years from now,
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this will be obvious.
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Someone's going to listen to
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this in five years and be like, well,
00:21:14.355 --> 00:21:15.535
obviously that's the way we're going.
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It's not obvious now,
00:21:16.596 --> 00:21:17.536
but I'm glad that it will be.
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And you're going to help people get there.
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Yeah, absolutely.
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I'm along for the ride.
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Well done.
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Good RV drop.
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I'm a dad.