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In This Issue
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Owner Spotlight, Anuj’s journey from sprinter to 3 clinic founder in London
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Key takeaways, scaling quality, hiring well, and protecting cash flow
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Owner Spotlight, Anuj Pandey — From Sprinting to Sports Physio, Scaling to 3 Clinics in London
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Why This Spotlight
Real owners, real numbers, real challenges.
Anuj’s story is a reminder that growth is not just more patients and more locations, it is more responsibility. He has built Prax Physio into three clinics while staying fiercely committed to clinical quality, hiring well, and keeping the business stable through real world pressure.
If you have ever felt the tension between delivering great work and managing the stress of cash flow, staffing, and operations, this one is for you.
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Who Anuj is
Anuj isn’t building “a physio clinic.” He’s building a performance standard.
He came up in sport, where a fraction of a second matters, where recovery is as serious as training, and where the details separate average from elite. That identity never left.
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His mission
Bring elite level care and well-being to every patient.
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The challenge: the higher the standards, the harder it is to hire, train, and grow while staying profitable.
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Anuj’s Story, spreading his vision across 3 clinics
Before Prax Physio, there was the track.
Anuj trained as a sprinter, and with this experience he learned to love the art of physical health and well-being.
Following in his brother's example, he decided to pivot into sports physiotherapy, helping top athletes to perform and feel their best.
He eventually moved into the UK, started building his own patient base while still working a traditional role, and then did the scary part, he bet on himself.
Step by step, he hired, trained, and expanded. Today Prax Physio operates three clinics in London, anchored in sports physiotherapy, while also supporting a broader range of physio needs.
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The tension most owners don’t see
The moment you scale, your biggest risk changes.
It’s no longer “Can I get patients?” It becomes,
“Can I grow without compromising the quality that made people trust me and maintaining strong cash flow?”
Anuj is keenly focused on standards and systems. That’s his edge, but it also creates pressure, hiring and training takes time, cash gets tighter, and facility and tax issues can drain attention and money.
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What is going well
- Clinical quality stays high. Anuj’s hiring and training process is rigorous, and the goal is consistency, not shortcuts.
- A real training system. New clinicians ramp up with structured training, then ongoing reviews and development.
- Strong reputation. Early growth leaned heavily on word of mouth, built on results and trust.
- Owner growth Anuj has become more intentional about sustainability and work life balance as the business grows.
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Where he is focused next
- Fixing facility friction. Location constraints and building issues have created pressure, and a move is part of the plan.
- Improving patient flow. Expanding beyond pure word of mouth with more intentional marketing and better intake systems.
- Profitability under pressure. Taxes and tight margins have reduced the cash runway, so pricing and payer mix decisions matter.
- Protecting cash. Keeping the business stable while scaling, so growth does not create a cash crisis.
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Owner Playbook, Anuj’s advice to entrepreneurs
- Work life balance is part of success. A business that requires constant exhaustion is not actually winning. Anuj Learned this the hard way. After driving himself to the point of collapse, he decided to prioritize personal health as much as business success.
- Systems protect outcomes. Manuals, processes, and training are how you scale without breaking or losing customer value.
- Cash flow and Profit focus is not optional. Even when profit looks fine, increased overhead and taxes can squeeze your runway fast.
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Talk with a profitability expert
Adam Litster
Chief Profit Architect
(816) 500-5779
[email protected]
www.betterbizinfo.com
Simple systems, consistent profit.
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Framework Summary
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VISIBILITY
Know your numbers and your options
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PROFITABILITY
Protect owner pay, trim elsewhere
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SCALABILITY
Scale through systems that run without you
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