
Show overview
The Practice Builders launched in 2025 and has put out 61 episodes in the time since. That works out to roughly 35 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 25 min and 39 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Business show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed earlier today, with 24 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Dr. Vince Leone and Dr. Kyle Pankonin.
From the publisher
Welcome to the Practice Builders podcast, the show where innovation meets strategy for growing thriving chiropractic clinics presented by Specialized Practice and hosted by Dr. Vince Leone and Dr. Kyle Pankonin. They're here to share proven tactics to help you build cash-based revenue streams, maximize staff driven services, and reduce reliance on insurance.
Latest Episodes
View all 61 episodes61. Stop Selling Technology, Start Selling a Future
60. Creating a Remarkable First Visit
59. Do You Need That MRI?
58. Specialists Win: Why the Future of Chiropractic Belongs to Specialists
57. Building A Three Therapy Center
56. Decompression Case Review
55. I Need To Think About It
54. Red Flags That Tell You a Patient Is Not a Good Candidate for Spinal Decompression
53. How To Explain Disc Injuries So Patients Actually Understand
52. How to Choose Patients for Decompression
51. The Decompression Flywheel
50. Million Dollar Practice Habits
49. Why Decompression Patients Buy Outcomes, Not Visits
48. Analysis of a $30,000 with Spinal Decompression
47. Why Insurance-Only Practices are Dying (and what to do about it)
46. Releasing the Yes in the ROF
45. Preview of the Decompression Summit Certification: The Future of Spinal Decompression

S1 Ep 4444. Why Most Doctors Struggle Growing Decompression
🎙 Episode 44 – Why Most Doctors Struggle Growing DecompressionIn this episode of The Practice Builders Podcast, Dr. Vince Leone and Dr. Kyle Pankonin break down one of the biggest frustrations doctors face after buying a decompression table:“Why isn’t this growing the way I thought it would?”They explain that success with decompression does not come from owning the equipment alone. It comes from building the right system around it, including clinical confidence, patient selection, structured exams, a strong report of findings, and a proven treatment protocol.You’ll learn:• Why buying a decompression table without a complete system is a major mistake• How weak clinical confidence hurts conversions and patient trust• Why world-class exams are essential for identifying the true pain generator and positioning yourself as the expert• The problem with treating on day one before fully evaluating the patient and ruling out contraindications• How a structured Report of Findings creates clarity, certainty, and confidence for the patient• Why poor patient selection and unrealistic expectations can sabotage outcomesDr. Leone and Dr. Pankonin also emphasize that spinal decompression patients are often comparing your recommendations against surgeons, physical therapists, other chiropractors, and countless online solutions. That means doctors must elevate their expertise, systems, and communication if they want to stand out and consistently grow.If you already have a decompression table, or you’re considering adding one, this episode will help you identify the bottlenecks that may be holding your practice back and show you where to focus next.

S1 Ep 4343. A Review of Spinal Decompression Tables
In this solo episode of The Practice Builders Podcast, Dr. Vince Leone breaks down one of the most common questions chiropractors ask when entering the decompression space:“Which decompression table should I buy?”Dr. Leone reviews several of the most common systems on the market — including Chattanooga, DOC Table, Hill DT, AccuSpina, and DRX9000 — explaining their approximate price points, functionality, and key pros and cons so doctors can make an informed decision.You’ll learn:• The major decompression tables available and their general price ranges • Key differences between cable-based and actuator-based systems • When entry-level tables make sense vs. investing in premium equipment • Why clinic space, workflow, and growth plans should influence your decision • The most important takeaway: the doctor’s expertise matters far more than the table itselfDr. Leone also emphasizes that success with decompression comes from mastering disc diagnosis, world-class exams, treatment protocols, and patient communication, not just purchasing equipment.If you’re considering adding spinal decompression — or upgrading your current table — this episode provides a practical overview to help you choose the right system for your clinic.

S1 Ep 4141. How to Optimize Your Ads with Simplicity AI
In this episode of The Practice Builders Podcast, Dr. Vince Leone interviews Dr. Bao Thai, founder of Simplicity AI and former seven-figure neuropathy clinic owner, about one of the biggest hidden profit leaks in modern practices: poor lead management.After building and scaling large cash-based clinics with massive overhead and staff stress, Dr. Thai shares how he turned to AI to eliminate bottlenecks, reduce chaos, and dramatically improve speed-to-lead — without hiring more people.You’ll learn:Why speed-to-lead is the #1 reason practices waste marketing dollarsHow missed calls after 5pm silently cost you tens of thousands per monthThe real problem with relying on staff to manually follow up with every leadHow AI can answer calls, qualify prospects, book appointments, and send nurture content automaticallyWhy tracking lead response and follow-up data is critical for real growthA case study where better systems — not more ad spend — generated an extra $80,000 in one monthIf you’re running ads for decompression, neuropathy, or any high-value service and suspect leads are slipping through the cracks, this episode will open your eyes.🎧 Tune in to learn how better systems, smarter automation, and consistent follow-up can help you squeeze more revenue and profit out of the marketing you’re already paying for — while making practice enjoyable again.