If you’re a physical, occupational or speech therapist who has their own private patient business: 

you NEED to have business cards. 

What Should You Include?

The first step is to decide what information you want to include. At the very least, you should have your:
  • Your professional name (ex. Martha J. Kelly, MSPT)
  • Your profession (ex. physical therapist– not everyone knows what MSPT stands for…)
  • Your specialty (who is your ideal patient? If you only like to work with kids, specify that. If you’re interested in working with athletes, include a phrase about that)
  • Your contact info (how do you want to be contacted? I hate phone calls, so I tend to just include an e-mail address or my website. Remember, you never know who is going to end up with your card, so an anonymous email might be best. For example, [email protected]

Getting Business Cards is Cheaper and Easier Than You Think

Here’s the thing, you can get a stack of business cards for less than $20. I highly recommend getting professional quality cards. Sure, you can get the kind that you print and cut, but since business cards aren’t very expensive, get some nice quality professional looking cards. I use VistaPrint.com for all of my printing. They do a great job and have sales constantly!

And the other best thing about business cards…!

You can put them in raffles and try to win free lunches, prizes, etc  
So go ahead over to VistaPrint.com and start designing your new cards! Don’t forget you can save up to 80% by following my link.

BTW - I have to disclose that if you order through my link, VistaPrint will give me $5. It’s not a lot, but I’m legally obligated to tell you. So, if you want to help me out (i.e. help me get some coffee money) I’d appreciate you purchasing through my link.

VistaPrint Commercial Featuring an SLP!!!