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NPS Score and Why it Matters in Physical Therapy

Key Takeaway: The article discusses the significance of the Net Promoter Score (NPS) for physical therapy practices, emphasizing its role in assessing patient satisfaction and trust. USPh boasts a high NPS of 93, indicating strong patient experiences across its nearly 800 locations. The article highlights how this score reflects USPh's commitment to patient-centered care and supports its appeal as a partner for potential business acquisitions.
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POSITIVE FACTORS

  • High NPS indicates strong patient trust and satisfaction.
  • USPh's NPS reflects a commitment to patient-centered care.
  • Positive experiences reported across nearly 800 locations.

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When most practice owners look to sell their physical therapy business, they focus on metrics such as revenue, visits, payor mix, and EBITDA. While those are important, there is another number that tells a bigger story about your practice, and that is your net promoter score.

A net promoter score (NPS) tells you how likely your patients are to recommend you to others. In healthcare, this is a clear signal of how durable a business really is.

A High NPS Number Means:

• Patients trust you
• They had a positive experience
• They are more likely to send other patients your way

Why You Should Care About USPh’s NPS:

When you are looking to sell your physical therapy business or take on a strategic partner, their NPS isn’t just a marketing stat; it’s a window into how their system operates and what happens to physical therapy clinics when they join their company.
You spent years building trust in your community. Will that experience hold up after you partner with someone?
At USPh, we are proud of our 93 Net Promoter Score . It tells the story of what matters most to us, and that is the patient experience.

What U.S. Physical Therapy’s NPS Number Signifies:

• Patients across the country (Nearly 800 locations in 44 states) consistently have positive experiences.
• Physical therapy care is patient-centered, not just productivity-driven.
• U.S. Physical Therapy is built to support, not disrupt, the clinic experience.

We feel strongly that this number is a good indication that your patients will continue to be treated the right way.

Many other acquirers talk about growth, support, and resources. Our NPS shows real-world outcomes, and that clinics are running post-partnership smoothly. Our partners, therapists, and office staff feel supported, not burned out.
Since our partners maintain an equity position, this strong NPS suggests that your upside will continue to flourish after the deal closes. By choosing to partner with USPh, you will work with a company that prioritizes patient outcomes, supports clinicians, and values consistency in care. Let our NPS number tell you why we make the perfect partner.

Be a Partner, Not a Purchase.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Net Promoter Score (NPS)?

NPS measures how likely patients are to recommend a practice to others.

Why is USPh's NPS score significant?

USPh's NPS of 93 indicates high patient trust and positive experiences.

How does NPS affect business partnerships?

A high NPS suggests strong patient care and support post-partnership.

What does a high NPS indicate for patients?

It shows that patients have had positive experiences and trust the practice.

Last updated: May 20, 2026