Jeremy and David discussed the importance of tailoring the frequency of visits to each patient's specific needs and goals, rather than pushing for a one-size-fits-all approach of three visits per week. They emphasized the value of repetition and teaching patients how to continue their exercises at home, while also being available for support outside of clinic hours. - PLAY @5:23

Jeremy and David discussed the potential financial burden of physical therapy on patients and the common recommendation of three times a week for four to six weeks. They also talked about the influence of insurance and the dishonesty of some clinics in maximizing profits rather than prioritizing patient care. - PLAY @10:52

Jeremy and David discussed the issue of clinicians recommending a certain frequency of physical therapy sessions without assessing the patient's needs first. They emphasized the importance of making ethical decisions based on objective assessments and putting the patient's goals and needs first. - PLAY @16:24

David and Jeremy discussed the importance of individualized treatment plans based on objective testing and patient needs, rather than assuming a one-size-fits-all approach. They emphasized the need for honesty and open communication between clinicians and patients to determine the best course of action. - PLAY @21:43