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Physical Therapy Practices

Physical therapy practices are measured on visits per provider and units per visit. Value depends on whether the model is efficient and whether payer mix supports margin durability.

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Exit readiness for physical therapy means per-provider productivity, managed payer mix, documented treatment protocols, and a model that scales without the owner.

Financial patterns we solve in Physical Therapy Practices

Visits per provider is not benchmarked, units per visit vary by provider, payer mix drifts toward low-reimbursement plans, and authorization management is manual.

Common value leaks: low visits per provider, under-billed units, adverse payer mix, authorization denials, and owner-dependent clinical leadership.

Payer mix and margin: Medicare, commercial, and workers comp. Payer mix and authorization management drive margin.

Key performance indicators

  • Visits per provider
  • Units per visit
  • Payer mix percentage
  • Authorization denial rate
  • Net collections
  • How we help physical therapy practices owners

    We build clean, defensible financial reporting a buyer or lender expects, cash visibility that protects margin, and the exit readiness that positions the practice for a transition at a stronger multiple. For practices scaling beyond one location, our Value Creation Assessment measures whether the model can replicate. See the NAICS classification context for industry benchmarks.

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    Start with where you actually stand.

    The Keystone Value Creation Assessment audits your last 12 to 36 months and gives you a written summary whether you engage us or not. If there is not a clear opportunity to create value, we will tell you directly.

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