Kins

?? Here’s a company my #PhysicalTherapist homies might find interesting: ?? Kins offers personalized physical therapy through a hybrid model of in-home and virtual sessions, aiming to make rehabilitation more accessible and effective. ?? Traditional physical therapy often faces challenges with patient adherence due to inconvenient scheduling and locations. ?? By bringing therapy directly to patients’ homes or providing virtual options, Kins reduces barriers to care, increasing the likelihood of patients completing their treatment plans. ?? According to news reports, 79% of Kins patients complete their full course of care, more than double the industry average of 35%. ?? Kins' evidence-based methodology focuses on active healing through movement and exercise, leading to longer-lasting outcomes compared to passive treatments. ?? For clinicians, Kins provides an opportunity to deliver flexible, patient-centered care, utilizing innovative hybrid models that can enhance patient engagement and satisfaction. If you’re a #PhysicalTherapist, you might like to give this company a deeper dive! Healthcare professional interested in exploring clinics, hospitals, startups, and more offering clinical, non-clinical, and telehealth roles? ?? Follow me for info on healthcare companies you may not have heard about in clinic, and check out Pickle—thousands of the coolest jobs across healthcare, startups, and more, built for #NYC and beyond.

This weekend I was catching up with a fellow pelvic health physical therapist and PT school classmate, and it came up that we didn't learn about the pelvic floor muscles in first-year Gross Anatomy. It doesn't seem like a coincidence that pelvic health involvement and symptoms are often overlooked for many. Here are some groups of people who may benefit from pelvic health PT: ? Pregnant and postpartum individuals ? Athletes ? Anyone with pelvic pain ? Individuals in perimenopause and menopause ? Trans people receiving gender-affirming care ? Aging adults ? Individuals experiencing pain with sex ? Post-surgical patients While many people stand to benefit from pelvic health PT, it's not always easy to access ($$$, waiting lists, etc.). That's why Kins created a virtual pelvic health program.

Transforming Healthcare: The Physical Therapy First Movement As a Physical Therapist and Chief Clinical Officer at Kins, I've witnessed firsthand the transformative power of our profession. We've all experienced it - the reality of modern PT practices where dedicated therapists move swiftly between patients, doing their best to provide quality care in limited time slots. It's a bit like being asked to craft a tailored treatment plan in the time it takes to grab a coffee. Here's a compelling statistic that drives our mission: nearly 40% of primary care visits are for musculoskeletal issues. This is where physical therapists can make a crucial difference. At Kins, we asked ourselves: What if we reimagined the care model and put Physical Therapy First? ? Patients get better, faster (goodbye, endless referral loops!) ? Reduced healthcare costs across the board (who doesn't love saving money?) ? More people get the care they need, when they need it ? A streamlined patient journey from day one But here's what really gets me excited - seeing PTs fall in love with their profession again. At #Kins, we've created something special. Think of it as PT paradise: where you have the time to really know your patients, the freedom to treat the way you were trained, and the ability to have a life outside the clinic (shocking, I know! ??). As we kick off #PTMonth, I can't help but think about why we started Kins. Sure, we wanted to build a great company, but more than that, we wanted to start a movement. One where PTs are recognized as the rockstars they truly are. ?? To my fellow PTs out there - whether you're with #Kins, in a hospital, running your own clinic, or wherever your PT journey has taken you - you're absolutely crushing it. Your hands heal, your hearts inspire, and your brains solve puzzles that would stump the best of them. This month, we're not just celebrating what we do - we're celebrating who we are. Here's to us, to putting #PTFirst, and to changing healthcare one patient at a time! ?? Who's with me? Drop a ?? in the comments if you're ready to lead the way! #PTMonth #ChangeHealthcare #PutPTFirst #KinsHealth #ValueOfPT #PTTransform #ChoosePT

I used to envy people who could go for a midday weekday run through Prospect Park, while I sat in a windowless physical therapy clinic. That freedom to enjoy the outdoors during work hours seemed like a luxury I could never afford. But my journey took an unexpected turn after having my daughter in 2021: 1. Initially, I learned to appreciate my work's impact, helping achieve their goals and improve their quality of life. 2. I realized that everyone's path is different, and comparison often obscures the challenges others might be facing. 3. Most importantly, I discovered that change is possible when you align your goals with your values. Today, I'm thrilled to share that with Kins, I now get to do exactly what I once envied – enjoy midday runs in the park. This isn't just about the park; it's about finding a way to blend my passion for physical therapy with a work environment that promotes balance and well-being. This experience taught me that while perspective shifts are valuable, they shouldn't stop us from pursuing positive changes in our lives. Sometimes, what starts as envy can become a catalyst for personal and professional growth. What dreams have you turned into reality in your career? How has your perspective on work-life balance evolved? Share your stories below! #CareerGrowth #WorkLifeBalance #PersonalDevelopment #HealthcareInnovation #Kins #PTMonth #ChoosePT