Walk into your first home health visit already knowing exactly what to do.

For any practicing physical therapist moving into home health, whatever your setting or years of experience. This is the preparation your training never gave you.

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The money and the freedom are real.

Home health is the fastest-growing setting in physical therapy. It pays per visit, agencies are short-staffed for years to come, and you trade the clinic's quotas and double-booking for one patient at a time on a schedule you control. The only thing in your way is feeling ready, and that is exactly what this fixes.

$75 to $150
Typical pay per home health visit
$100K+
What home health PTs commonly earn
Through 2037
How long the PT shortage is projected to run
1:1
Every visit, on a schedule you control

The leap into home health is mostly fear of the unknown.

Your clinical skills are solid. The problem is everything else: a setting nobody trained you for, documentation that looks nothing like anything you have seen, and no one down the hall to ask.

OASIS scoring

The OASIS-E2 form is long, specific, and unforgiving. Getting it wrong affects your agency's reimbursement and your professional record.

Documentation volume

Eval notes, POC, G-codes, reassessments, recerts, discharges. The paperwork in home health is a full second job if you are not prepared.

Autonomous visits

You are alone in a stranger's home making clinical decisions with no colleague to check your reasoning. That kind of isolation is hard to rehearse.

Getting hired without experience

Most agencies want home health experience. Getting your first job without it feels like a catch-22 that blocks entry entirely.

W2 vs. 1099 and pay confusion

The pay structures in home health are unlike anything in outpatient or acute care. Per-visit rates, mileage, productivity floors, and tax exposure are all unknown unknowns.

The drive and the doorstep

Long hours on the road, then pets, smoke, stairs, and homes you have never seen. The logistics and safety of the job are real, and no one prepares you for them.

Everything you need, built into one curriculum.

8 core modules and 3 bonus modules, a section-by-section OASIS-E2 walkthrough, and the tools you keep using after your first visit.

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Built for the clinician making the jump.

You already know how to treat patients. You do not know the system you are walking into.

The outpatient PT eyeing more autonomy

You have 5 to 10 years in a clinic, you are good at your job, and you want a schedule and income structure that you control. Home health is the logical next move. You just do not know the paperwork.

The acute or SNF PT who wants 1:1 care

You are tired of the volume game. You want to spend real time with one patient, in their actual environment. The clinical autonomy of home health appeals to you. The isolation does not.

The clinician with a start date approaching

You already accepted the offer. Your first day is in three weeks. You need OASIS and SOC preparation before you walk through that first front door.

The PT returning after time away

You stepped away from the field for a few years and are coming back into a setting that will let you set your own pace. You need to rebuild your clinical confidence before you are autonomous.

One program. Everything included.

Free through December 31, 2026. One program, no tiers, no card, no catch. The first 25 clinicians in join as Founding Clinicians and work with me directly.

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Questions clinicians ask.

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Stop guessing your way into your first home health job.

The clinical confidence you need before your first visit is in the curriculum. OASIS, SOC, emergencies, business, tax. All of it.

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