The Health of Business
The Health of Business
Podcast Description
The Health of Business explores the realities of running a health care clinic in BC, Canada and beyond. We dive into:
- industry trends and issues
- regulatory and insurance compliance
- professional advocacy
- innovation in service and product delivery
- revenue generation
- leadership philosophy
- financial literacy
- operations optimization
and so much more.
This is the show for clinic owners, business curious practitioners and anyone interested in learning to navigate the challenges of creating and maintaining a sustainable business in the healthcare landscape today in BC and Canada.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers a variety of content themes such as industry trends and issues, regulatory compliance, professional advocacy, innovation in service delivery, and leadership philosophy. For instance, episodes examine topics like the unique business model of mobile physiotherapy, the implications of new healthcare regulations, and strategies for operational optimization within clinics.
The Health of Business with Danielle Boyd explores what it really takes to run a healthy clinic, from leadership and compliance to marketing, culture, and the messy middle of entrepreneurship in healthcare.
Join physiotherapist and consultant Danielle Boyd as she talks with clinic owners, educators, and changemakers who are redefining what it means to build sustainable, values-driven businesses in Canada’s healthcare system.
Smart conversations, real stories, and practical business strategies we should have learned in school.
In this episode of The Health of Business, Danielle speaks with physiotherapist, yoga teacher, and online educator Audriana Monteiro about building an online business as a healthcare practitioner.
Audriana shares her path from private practice and pediatrics into chronic pain care, trauma-informed yoga, and online education. The conversation explores YouTube, Insight Timer, Instagram, online courses, accessibility, content creation, burnout, evidence-based messaging, and how to build a business that feels aligned instead of draining.
They also discuss why Audriana decided to step back from her podcast, how online work can create more accessible care, and what a healthy online business looks like through the lens of joy, values, creativity, and sustainability.
Learn more about Danielle: https://www.danielleboyd.caLearn more about Audriana: https://www.empoweredmovement.ca
Timestamps
0:00 Introduction1:11 Audriana’s path into physiotherapy, pediatrics, and chronic pain4:52 What made chronic pain work feel meaningful7:01 Why online business matters for physios and healthcare providers8:07 Audriana’s online business, platforms, and content ecosystem12:38 Insight Timer as an underrated platform for health professionals17:06 YouTube, trauma-informed yoga, and long-form content19:51 How much time online content creation really takes23:53 Why Audriana decided to end her podcast32:58 Trauma-informed care and online messaging36:20 The problem with social media algorithms and health misinformation42:20 Staying in integrity as an online creator44:20 Advice for healthcare practitioners starting online48:18 Accessibility, chronic pain education, and online courses50:37 Where to find Audriana online52:14 What a healthy online business looks like57:03 Closing
Keywords:
physiotherapy business, online physio business, healthcare content creation, chronic pain education, trauma-informed yoga, trauma-informed care, Insight Timer, YouTube for healthcare professionals, online courses for healthcare, accessible healthcare education, physiotherapy entrepreneurship, content creation for physios, healthcare marketing, evidence-based health content, chronic pain physiotherapy, nervous system education, sustainable business, burnout prevention, online healthcare business, health business podcast
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