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Healthcare professionals are overworked and underpaid. I’m here to tell you it doesn’t have to be like that… Learn more at: https://medicalentrepreneur.org/My name is Adam Sewell MD and I invite you to take control of your own destiny by becoming a medical entrepreneur…
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Forty Seven Years Inside Medical Sales: Kevin McCarthy on Why Distribution Would Not Touch Cash Pay Wellness (opens the original)
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Kevin McCarthy spent forty-seven years selling into medical practices, most recently at Henry Schein, where he sat on the company's first Medical Sales Advisory Board. In this conversation with Dr. Adam Sewell, he explains why he believes the independent practice model is cracking and why distribution walked away from the cash-pay wellness category.
Stop Shipping Patients to the Hospital: Kyle Chaska on Bringing FEES Straight to Facilities (opens the original)
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Kyle Chaska turned a specialized clinical skill into a business. He brings hospital-grade FEES swallow studies directly to facilities across Iowa and Illinois - no transport, no waiting list. Here's how he found the gap and built the practice around it.
Turn Your Protocol Into a Program: Joy Houston on Scaling Your Practice Beyond 1-on-1 Care (opens the original)
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Most health professionals hit the same ceiling: only so many hours in a day to see patients one at a time. In this episode, Dr. Adam Sewell sits down with Joy Houston — business advisor, mentor, and co-founder of Heal At Scale — on turning your best clinical protocols into scalable online programs that serve more people while reclaiming your time.
Breaking the High-Volume Model: Dr. Carlos Reyes on Building a Performance-First Physical Therapy Practice (opens the original)
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Sports physical therapist and former UT runner Dr. Carlos Reyes joins host Adam Sewell, MD to talk about leaving the high-volume clinic model to build Reyes Performance Institute, a one-on-one, data-driven sports PT practice in Austin.
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