Not a program brochure — the plan I'd actually run for Re-Vitalise, written up after our conversation this week. Private link, for you.
Where you are
A practice with a real reputation — good enough that I chose not to build one in Ballarat, because Re-Vitalise already existed. Three rooms and a studio, a main-road location, a community that already knows you.
And right now: you and one part-timer. Forty to forty-five treating hours a week you didn't choose. Every hire feeling like a coin flip you can't afford to get wrong.
You said it yourself — staying at this pace isn't an option. That's the assessment. Here's the plan.
The pathway
Land the Melbourne physio on clean terms. Your flat-45% contractor instinct is right for a testing arrangement — we structure it so it can't bite you later.
Then build your candidate reach so the next hire isn't luck. A small bespoke clinic can't outbid the corporates — but it can out-offer them on everything that actually keeps good clinicians.
Onboarding that gets a new clinician to a full book, and pay structures that clear the award floor with room to spare — and can be explained in one sentence.
The award pressure gets designed into every offer from day one, so nothing needs unwinding in 2028.
Your treating hours come down deliberately — not by hoping, by rostering. The dashboard runs clinician economics fortnightly, so we always know what each room is returning.
The prognosis
Three rooms and a studio is enough for a seven-figure clinic that stays small and bespoke. The threshold is four to five staff — past it, the practice starts paying you $200K+ a year without you carrying forty hours of caseload.
Why now — and a gift
The new award puts an experienced full-time physio around $87,000 plus super today — and in real terms the floor keeps climbing, to roughly $97,000 in today's dollars by 2030. Every hire you make between now and then gets priced against it.
So instead of a static chart, here's the calculator I had up on our call — embedded for you to play with, and yours to keep whatever you decide. Any classification, any year, your own assumptions.
Open it full screen →The return
Fair question to ask of any advisory fee: when does it pay for itself? Here's the arithmetic I work to. These are assumptions, not promises — your real numbers replace them in week one, and we track it on the dashboard where both of us can see it.
The bar I work to
By day 90, the aim is simple — for the moves we've made, annualised, to be tracking toward the year's fee. I won't put a number in writing before I've seen your figures, but that's what this is built to return, and it's what we'd measure together on the dashboard from week one.
How it runs
You wouldn't be the first
The investment
30-day money-back guarantee. If the first month tells you this isn't the direction, we part as friends and you get your money back.
I ask for a 12-month commitment. Quick wins come early, but "the business works for me now" is a second-year result, not a 60-day one — I'd rather be straight about that upfront.
Next step
I'll send the agreement, get your data feeding into the system, and you'd have your first session inside a week.
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