What happens when the 6-week postpartum checkup doesn’t come close to addressing what your body really needs?

In this powerful conversation, Kiana Pizza, RN, BSN, shares her personal journey of rediscovering her strength and function after childbirth. From struggling to keep up with her kids to finding validation and hope in pelvic floor therapy, her story is a reminder that postpartum challenges may be common—but they are not normal.

We talk about why every mom should see a pelvic floor therapist, the importance of having multiple birth and recovery plans, and how prioritizing yourself is one of the best ways to care for your family.

This episode is for every woman who has ever wondered, “Will I ever feel like myself again?” You’re not alone—and there are solutions.

What happens when life as you know it gets interrupted by chronic pain, countless surgeries, and a diagnosis you never expected?

In this episode of The Healthcare Revolution, Aubrie Coleman—a former patient—opens up about her journey with EDS, POTS, and more. She shares how pain once left her unable to cut hair, lift weights, or even sit up straight, and how physical therapy helped her rebuild her life from the inside out.

Aubrie talks candidly about what it means to retrain her body, find strength in her “superpower” of hypermobility, and learn to stabilize with the small muscles most people never think about. Her story is still unfolding, but she’s living proof that a diagnosis doesn’t define you—and that advocating for yourself can change everything.

If you’ve ever felt like you’d be in pain forever, Aubrie’s story will remind you that hope and healing are possible.

You Can’t Fix Low Back Pain If You Only Treat the Spine

Low back pain is one of the most common reasons people seek physical therapy—but are we asking the wrong questions? In this episode of The Healthcare Revolution, Dr. Elizabeth Lane, PT, DPT, a low back pain specialist and faculty member at the University of Utah, shares her approach to helping patients reclaim their lives.

Elizabeth explains why pain is less of a diagnosis and more of a check engine light, signaling us to look at the bigger picture: sleep, stress, movement, and lifestyle. She dives into the top three factors that truly change outcomes for patients, reminding us that the body is adaptable, resilient, and capable of more than we give it credit for.

Instead of labeling people by what’s “wrong,” Elizabeth challenges us to focus on how we can help—and how shifting our perspective not only heals pain, but also inspires the next generation of PTs to deliver better care.

What happens when you’re told surgery is the only answer, but your gut tells you otherwise? In this episode of The Healthcare Revolution, Jane Draper shares her incredible journey of recovery after tearing every ligament in her knee during a ski accident.

When Jane first came to Foundation for pre-surgery rehab, her goal was simple: she wanted to be able to hike again. But through the process, she not only regained strength and mobility—she also made the life-changing decision to forgo surgery entirely. Today, she’s thriving.

Jane opens up about the challenges of returning to work, the emotional toll an injury takes on friends and family, and the discipline it took to follow through on her exercises. She also offers the advice she wishes she could give her past self: start PT sooner, trust the process, and remember that small movements make a big difference.

Her story is one of resilience, trust, and the power of sticking to a plan—and it’s a reminder that recovery is never just about the injury; it’s about reclaiming your life.

What you say after a car accident can either protect you or put you at risk—and most people don’t realize how much weight their words carry. In this episode of The Healthcare Revolution, we sit down with injury lawyer Jake Lee to uncover the essential dos and don’ts every accident victim should know. Jake explains how to handle conversations with insurance companies, what common mistakes to avoid, and the steps you can take immediately after an accident to safeguard both your health and your legal rights.

This episode sheds light on how simple choices—like the way you describe your injuries or the details you provide at the scene—can impact your ability to recover physically and financially. Whether you’ve been in an accident before, are supporting a loved one, or simply want to be prepared for the unexpected, this discussion offers practical, easy-to-understand advice that can make a real difference in protecting yourself.

What does true support during recovery really look like? In this powerful conversation, we hear one patient’s honest journey—from the pain and frustration of being on crutches to the unexpected blessings of people simply showing up.

She shares what physical therapy meant to her, how she found motivation in the hard moments, and why healing isn't always about being “100%”—but about getting back to the things you love.

This episode is a reminder that progress takes people, compassion, and a willingness to push through the discomfort. And in the end? It’s all worth it.

Does “perfect posture” really exist, or is it just another fitness myth? In this solo episode, Brad Powell, PT, DPT, dives deep into the science (and misconceptions) around posture. He explains why sitting a certain way isn’t the magic fix for pain, what role posture really plays in your health, and how movement—not rigid alignment—is the key to feeling your best. If you’ve ever worried your posture is “wrong,” this episode will give you the freedom to move without fear.

Golf is more than a game—it’s a sport. And if you're treating it like a casual weekend hobby, you're probably setting yourself up for pain. In this episode of The Healthcare Revolution, we sit down with Casey Carolan, PTA and TPI-certified golf expert, to talk all things movement, mechanics, and the reality behind golf-related back pain.
TPI stands for Titleist Performance Institute, the leading organization in golf-specific training and biomechanics. Casey uses that framework to explain why physical therapy should be a golfer’s first stop after injury—not instacare—and how the joint-by-joint approach can reveal issues where you least expect them.
He also dives into the importance of dynamic warm-ups, gradual exposure, and building strength through proper movement patterns rather than pushing through pain. If you're a golfer struggling to stay consistent or pain-free, this episode will change how you train, recover, and play.

In this episode of The Healthcare Revolution, Dr. Alyssa Kuhn, PT, DPT, a doctor of physical therapy specializing in arthritis, breaks down the myths surrounding osteoarthritis and offers a new perspective—one rooted in hope, confidence, and possibility.
Alyssa shares her expertise on how to safely and effectively build movement into your life, set achievable goals, and overcome the fear that often comes with joint pain. This conversation is all about rewriting the narrative of arthritis—proving that movement is not only possible but transformative.
Tune in to hear practical tips, inspiring success stories, and a refreshing take on how to live fully with osteoarthritis.

What if concussions were caught earlier? What if radiology didn’t just diagnose—but predicted? In this episode of The Healthcare Revolution, we’re joined by Ted Kyle, VP of Operations at Rayus Imaging, to explore how technology, communication, and a proactive mindset are transforming the imaging world. Ted shares how AI is enhancing radiology accuracy, why early imaging can be a game-changer in concussion care, and what it really takes to improve collaboration between clinicians and imaging centers. This conversation offers a powerful glimpse into the future of diagnostics—and how radiology can play a bigger role in whole-body health. If you’re curious about where healthcare is headed, you won’t want to miss this episode.