The Cost Of Staff Churn 🫪


Hello everyone,

When a clinic's growth strategy is to double-book patients, therapists feel it. And if they hand in their notice, the math gets uncomfortable.

Replacing a single physical therapist can easily cost a clinic $40,000. Here is the breakdown:

  • Lost Revenue: A standard 60-day vacancy means an empty schedule. That's easily $20,000 to $25,000 in unbilled time.
  • Recruiting: Job board fees, recruiter commissions, and the administrative hours spent interviewing run about $5,000.
  • Ramp-Up: A new hire doesn't start at 100% capacity. Lost productivity during their first 90 days accounts for another $10,000.

Packing a schedule takes away from the clinician's experience.

Protect your margins, and protect your people.

Atlas was built by clinicians, for clinicians. We know that if a tool adds administrative burden, your team won't use it. That’s why our platform is:

  • EHR compatible, so it fits your existing workflow.
  • Intuitive and fast, so therapists can prescribe protocols in seconds.
  • Highly engaging for patients, leading to fewer cancellations and better outcomes.

If you want to see how we can help your clinic seamlessly add that $14,700+ per-therapist revenue bump without working them into the ground, let's talk.

If you want to see how a revenue bump actually plays out for your clinic size, [click here to use our free revenue calculator].

Until next time,

Ryan Tauzell, PT, Cert. MDT

​atlashealth.io​

We want more clinic owners and rehab directors to benefit from this. Jason Ward and I have been using the Atlas Health platform with thousands of patients, and we want to share what we've found with you.

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