Physical Therapist Career Growth And Earnings

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4 Finance Tips to Make the Most Of Your Side Gig

Maximizing your earnings as an independent contractor starts with smart financial strategies. Whether you're balancing a side hustle or working full-time as a 1099 contractor, these finance tips will help you stay organized, optimize tax savings, and set realistic income goals. Learn how to separate business and personal finances, track deductible expenses, and leverage the right support to focus on what you do best—helping patients.

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Get to Know Our LA Therapists: Rhett Patrick, MS, MPT

This blog highlights the experiences and motivations of a physical therapist based in West LA. With a background in managing diverse clinical settings, the therapist shares the rewards of helping patients recover and return to their activities. Despite the challenges of navigating insurance complexities, the therapist values accessible care and finds new hope in Luna's approach to on-demand, home-based physical therapy services.

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Get to Know Our LA Therapists: Ruben Gonzalez, PT, DPT

This blog highlights a physical therapist's perspective on working in LA, the benefits of Luna's innovative platform, and the rewards and challenges of helping patients recover. From enjoying the diverse food scene to offering personalized care, Luna allows therapists to focus on quality treatment while maintaining work-life balance.

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How Independent Contractors Can Start Getting Ready for Tax Season

If you’re planning to supplement your income or have already dived into independent contract work, it’s important to get organized for tax season. As an independent contractor, you’ll receive a 1099-MISC form and be responsible for paying your own taxes, including self-employment tax. This blog provides tips on preparing for taxes, understanding your deductions, and staying organized for a smoother filing process.

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8 Amazing Tax Write Offs for Luna Physical Therapists

Luna physical therapists can take advantage of various tax write-offs to save money during tax season, from educational expenses to car mileage and health insurance premiums. These deductions reduce taxable income and ensure that therapists retain more of their hard-earned money. By partnering with Luna, therapists enjoy the benefits of being independent contractors while avoiding the hassle of administrative tasks.

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Top 4 Benefits of Being an Independent Contractor

The independent workforce is growing rapidly, and physical therapists are beginning to embrace the freedom, flexibility, and financial rewards of independent contracting. With the ability to set your own hours and choose your projects, becoming an independent contractor can lead to a healthier work-life balance and renewed career fulfillment. 

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Thinking About Becoming a Per Diem Physical Therapist?

Per diem therapy offers flexibility and extra income, but it also comes with uncertainty around hours, pay, and long-term stability. While traditional per diem therapists work on an on-call basis with unpredictable schedules, Luna provides a modern alternative—allowing PTs to work when and where they want, earn competitive pay, and focus on patient care without administrative burdens.

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Trends in Healthcare Payment Annual Report

The healthcare industry is rapidly evolving, and staying ahead of key trends is essential for physical therapists. This report highlights two major shifts impacting the industry: the transition from paper-based processes to digital solutions and the increasing risks of security breaches. By embracing technology, healthcare organizations can streamline workflows, reduce costs, and improve patient satisfaction.

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Gender Bias in Pay in Physical Therapy

Despite women making up the majority of physical therapists, a persistent gender pay gap remains in the industry. Factors such as gender bias, lack of confidence in negotiation, and male-dominated leadership contribute to this disparity. However, positive changes are underway, with more women stepping into leadership roles and industry leaders advocating for pay equity.

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Tips for Working as an Independent Contractor

More professionals are choosing independent contracting for better flexibility, higher earnings, and greater control over their careers. However, transitioning to self-employment requires organization and financial awareness. Keeping thorough records, understanding tax responsibilities, and leveraging business deductions can help maximize success. 

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