Healthcare Revolution

What if chronic spine pain isn’t just a musculoskeletal problem—but a communication problem? In this powerful episode of The Healthcare Revolution, Dr. Jie Luo shares how he and his team are transforming the way we treat chronic spine conditions. Instead of isolating care in one specialty, Dr. Luo champions an interdisciplinary approach—one where physical therapists, physicians, and other provider...

In this episode of The Healthcare Revolution, Scott Maw unpacks one of the most overlooked aspects of clinical reasoning: dosing. Whether you're working with post-op patients, persistent pain, or high-level athletes, understanding how much to load—and when —can mean the difference between progress and plateau. Scott shares real-world clinical examples, discusses the risks of under- and over-pr...

What does it take to come back stronger after injury? In this episode, we sit down with Amy, a former patient and competitive boxer, whose story will challenge everything you think you know about healing. After sustaining a serious injury during training, Amy began her journey in physical therapy with determination and grit. But when progress stalled, she faced the difficult reality of needing sur...

What if we stopped waiting for pain, illness, or dysfunction before taking action—and started treating the root causes of poor health before they ever show up? In this powerful episode of The Healthcare Revolution , we sit down with Dr. Jared Aida, a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, to explore a smarter, more intentional approach to health—one that prioritizes prevention over prescription and funct...

What happens when patients don’t feel heard—and what could change if they did? In this episode of The Healthcare Revolution , with Dr. Chuck Jarvis, we explore the power of listening in healthcare and how it transforms outcomes, trust, and patient engagement. You’ll hear real-world insights from the clinic, including how slowing down and truly listening has helped uncover misdiagnoses, prevent unn...

What does it really mean to provide evidence-based care—and how can it truly change patients’ lives? In this episode of The Healthcare Revolution , we sit down with Tyson Winder, DPT, OCS, to explore how bridging the gap between research and clinical practice leads to better outcomes, deeper patient trust, and a stronger healthcare system. Tyson shares powerful stories from the clinic, including h...

In this groundbreaking episode, we sit down with Katie Mansell, Executive Director of the APTA Utah Chapter, to discuss a revolutionary change in the healthcare landscape: physical therapists in Utah are now recognized as primary care providers—making Utah the first state in the nation to do so. We dive into what this shift means for patients, providers, and the healthcare system as a whole. From...

What makes a healthcare environment truly exceptional? In this episode, we sit down with Bryan Wright, a leader in the physical therapy industry, to discuss the key elements of an optimal healing environment. Bryan shares his journey in growing Wright Physical Therapy to 21 clinics while maintaining an outstanding patient experience. We dive into the factors that shape a great healthcare experienc...

Motherhood changes everything—including your body. In this episode, we dive into the often-overlooked importance of pelvic floor physical therapy and why every mom should consider PT after childbirth. Emily shares her journey of recovering after having four babies in under three years, proving that you don’t have to live with symptoms like leakage, pain with sex, or core weakness. If you’ve ever b...

Pain with sex is common, but it’s not normal—and it’s time we start talking about it. In this episode, we sit down with Missy Muhlestein, PTA, to break the silence on pelvic floor dysfunction, why so many people experience pain during intercourse, and what can be done to fix it. From childbirth to trauma to muscle imbalances, there are many reasons why this pain happens—but the good news? Pelvic f...

In this episode, we’re joined by Annalee Scott, DPT, to dive deep into the topic of ACL tears. Annalee shares her expert insights on the causes, prevention strategies, and rehabilitation processes associated with ACL injuries. Whether you're an athlete, someone recovering from an injury, or just interested in learning more about this common issue, Annalee offers practical advice and valuable tips...

In this episode, we sit down with Sydney Friesen, DPT, a vestibular specialist with some of the most advanced certifications in the country. Sydney breaks down what vestibular therapy is, the science behind balance and dizziness, and what rehab looks like for patients struggling with vestibular disorders. Whether you're a healthcare professional, an athlete, or someone who's ever felt &quo...

Success is never a straight path. In this episode, we sit down with Rick, CEO of a physical therapy company in Utah, to discuss the power of resilience. Rick shares the story of a dream he refused to give up on—despite being told "no" countless times—and the hard work it took to make it a reality. We also explore the role of resilience in healthcare, how to navigate challenges, and why p...

In this episode, we sit down with Resh Jefferies, a seasoned auto attorney, to discuss the critical role of legal support after an accident. Resh shares valuable insights on when to hire an attorney, how to navigate the complexities of insurance claims, and the risks of handling accident cases without proper legal representation. We also explore the collaboration between attorneys and physical the...

How do you live a longer, healthier life? In this episode, Brad sits down with Aleks, a doctoral student in a DPT program, to uncover the key principles of longevity. They discuss the surprising science behind physical health, the impact of daily habits, and why movement might be the closest thing we have to a fountain of youth. Whether you're looking to improve your health today or set yourse...

As we head into a season of fresh starts, Abi shares her expert advice on how to set realistic goals, overcome common barriers like gym intimidation or lack of time, and create routines that stick. We discuss why small, consistent habits lead to the biggest results and how to shift your mindset from “all-or-nothing” to celebrating progress. Abi also offers tips for building confidence in the gym,...

In this episode, we’re joined by Tyler Murray, NP, to explore the truth about lumbar disc herniations—what they are, how they happen, and the misconceptions surrounding back pain. Tyler dives into the power of resilience in recovery, sharing how non-surgical approaches like physical therapy, lifestyle changes, and integrative care can help many patients avoid surgery altogether. We also discuss wh...

In this candid episode, Megan Glover, a public relations manager, shares her personal journey through multiple injuries and her frustration with doctors who didn’t fully listen to her concerns. She recounts how her healing took a positive turn when a physical therapist taught her to “listen to her body” and guided her through practical ways to apply that concept. Megan also explores the importance...

Stephan Olsen, a CrossFit coach, joins us again to debunk a common myth in fitness and healthcare: that deadlifting is dangerous or should be avoided when it causes pain. This episode helps us understand why no one should ever be told to stop a particular movement and highlights how deadlifting is a fundamental motion we all use daily—whether picking up groceries, children, or laundry baskets. Tun...

In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Wesley Geer, DPT, sheds light on an all-too-common issue in healthcare: doctors interrupting patients before getting the full story. Dr. Geer emphasizes the importance of patient-led conversations and how healthcare providers can deliver better care by actively listening. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who has felt unheard in a doctor’s office and w...

In this eye-opening episode, we’re joined by Victoria Henderson, an insurance specialist with a passion for empowering patients. Victoria dives into the complexities of the insurance industry and shares how patients can be their own best advocates. From navigating denials to holding insurance companies accountable, she explains how taking charge of your care is not just possible but necessary for...

In this powerful and inspiring episode, we sit down with Shane Waller, a former patient who defied the odds after a debilitating back injury left him with paralyzed legs and a devastating prognosis. Told he would need back surgery and forced to live with a "bad back" for the rest of his life, Shane shares how physical therapy helped him overcome his injury without surgery. Now back in the gym and...