Done for you social media for Twin Cities PTs & cash based rehab clinics.
The Twin Cities live outdoors even when it should be impossible. The Lake Harriet runner chasing a Twin Cities Marathon PR, the Northeast beer league hockey player who tweaked a shoulder, the North Loop lifter and the downtown Target or U.S. Bancorp worker hunched eight hours at a desk are all one bad rep or one icy sidewalk away from needing you. Minnesota lets every one of them book a physical therapist with no doctor's note, yet most local PTs still wait quietly on referrals while a mobility influencer with zero training collects the followers. We make sure that when they search at 6am before a run around Bde Maka Ska, the Minneapolis rehab expert they trust and pay out of pocket is you.
Built for PTs & performance clinics from Uptown to Edina and across to St. Paul. From $1,799/mo. Month to month. Cancel anytime.

This is a stubbornly active town that refuses to hibernate, and it runs on two things generalist marketers never grasp: a population that treats an injury as a threat to the next marathon, hockey season or lake day, and a huge corporate workforce, Target, U.S. Bancorp, Ameriprise, Cargill and 3M just across the river, that lives in low grade back and neck pain and researches everything online first. Add five months of winter that piles on shoveling strains, sidewalk slips and indoor training plateaus. Minnesota's direct access law means every one of them can book a physical therapist with no referral. Yet most local PTs stay silent while a foam rolling influencer with no license racks up the audience your training deserves. If your feed is quiet, the injured Minnesotan hires the loud amateur, not the clinician.
Nobody is asking you to dance for a trending sound. What moves the needle here is a feed that makes an unhurried hour of your care look plainly better than a conveyor belt clinic booking six an hour, that converts marathoners, skaters, barbell lifters and desk bound corporate workers into people who pay you out of pocket on purpose, and that cuts the cord to a referral desk you never ran. That is the whole job we take off your plate.
From the Lake Harriet marathoner nursing a hamstring, to the Linden Hills trail cyclist, the North Loop founder with tech neck from a standing desk, the Northeast hockey dad with a cranky shoulder and the Edina skier who slipped a disc shoveling, we run social for rehab clinics across a metro where the freeway sprawl and the winters mean people book the therapist closest to their neighborhood:
Three moves, timed to the Minnesota calendar. One result: a calendar full of cash pay runners, skaters and lifters.
A Kingfield lifter tweaks a low back on a Tuesday deadlift and lies awake scrolling. A Longfellow parent feels a knee twinge after a weekend at the rink in Richfield. That midnight worry is when they search, and we make your clear clinical answer to that exact problem the thing they find, follow and eventually pay for, instead of a resistance band ad from someone with no license.
Half the metro still assumes they need their primary care doctor to sign off before PT. Minnesota law says otherwise. We repeat that permission in plain language, then contrast a full hour of hands on care against a churn and burn clinic squeezing six people an hour, until paying you directly reads as the obvious call.
A clip on protecting your back while shoveling a foot of March slush, or easing back into lake loops after the thaw, will outperform the rest. When it does, we turn it into a targeted ad ringed around Hennepin and Ramsey counties, so your budget rides content your neighbors already rewarded, not a hunch.
A general agency will post a quote graphic and a stock stretch clip. It has no idea why a Twin Cities winter changes a rehab plan, why a Lake Harriet runner pays cash, or where your scope of practice ends. We only do healthcare, so we do.
Healthcare is the only thing we run. Every cue, claim and patient story gets read against your scope before it goes live, so an idea that pops on Reels never puts your Minnesota license or a board complaint on the table.
The sticker price is what stalls the booking. Our content frames an hour of your undivided care as the same easy spend as a Life Time membership, a north woods cabin weekend or a winter of rink time, so the out of pocket number stops being scary.
Direct access is sitting right there, mostly unused by Twin Cities clinics. We hand you an audience you own, so a quiet quarter from the orthopedic group or a clawed back insurance rate no longer decides your month.
Flat $1,799 a month, cancel any time. You renew because the evaluations keep landing, not because a year long contract has you cornered.
No onboarding fee, no mystery add ons later. The number on the call is the number on every invoice after it.
Leave whenever and every clip, photo and caption walks out with you. It carried your name from day one.
Real reels from real healthcare accounts we manage today. Tap any one to watch it on Instagram.
Book a free strategy call. We'll show you exactly how clinical, direct access social media becomes a steady source of cash pay and performance clients from Uptown to Edina and across to St. Paul.
From $1,799/mo · Month to month · Minneapolis, MN