Cindy Beauchamp

In 1987, I started my university studies at the University of South Carolina and continued at a small private college named Coker College located in Hartsville, S.C. My studies ranged from exercise science to marketing to business administration. After receiving my Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, I started working with the McLeod Health hospital system as a Personal Trainer, was then promoted to Manager, and then to nurse recruiter in the HR department of McLeod Health.

I knew that one day I would own a business. Though I was unsure what kind of business until I met and married my best friend Jacques L. Beauchamp in 2001. In 2002, we decided to move to beautiful Savannah, Ga. In 2004, Jacques decided to open a Physical Therapy Company, Spine & Sport. It was then, where Cindy decided to join the team as a Personal Trainer/manager and a staff recruiter. As Spine & Sport grew in success other clinic owners began to take notice. I was asked to help with their clinical staffing needs. After several months, Jacques and I realized we had something special to offer all private owners of physical therapy facilities across the USA assistance with recruiting. It was then in 2009 TherapyNow was founded. I knew we could help other clinics like Spine & Sport grow by hiring top-notch clinical staff and administration staff. I have helped staff several INC 500/5000 Private practices across the USA.

Here I learned a necessary real-life lesson about myself; I loved helping others achieve the tasks they thought of as hard, time-consuming and not fun! I managed to put the fun back into hiring by developing relationships with Physical therapist, Occupational therapist and Physical therapy assistants all across the US map. Therefore, making it possible for clinic owners to find that top-notch clinical staff team member.

In my spare time, I enjoy gardening, running and walking my dog, Walle. Most of all, I enjoy spending time with my husband and our son, Gabriel Beauchamp exploring life!

Jacques Beauchamp

Private practice owners face two key challenges: finding new patients and getting the right staff to treat them. I understand these challenges, because I built a private PT business from the ground up into one of the fastest growing companies in the US.

I founded Spine & Sport in 2004 with my best friend Eric Bull. We grew it to 6 clinics in 6 years, attaining Inc 500 (#357 in 2009) fastest growing companies in America. That success was built on recruiting quality PTs, OTs and speech therapists – and it inspired my wife, Cindy, and I to create TherapyNow for private owners struggling to find quality PTs.

We have two guiding principles that set TherapyNow apart: 1) Targeted campaigns for each client, focusing on the clinic’s unique culture and needs; 2) Flat-rate fees instead of a percentage of salary, to give clients the confidence they’re paying market-demand salaries, not inflated ones. The end result is a search that delivers qualified candidates, ready to interview within 3-4 weeks, instead of the fruitless searches for months that many companies often endure.

I’ve been working in this industry since 19xx, when I started my career as a PT and certified athletic trainer for the outpatient clinic, MacLeod Sports Medicine, in Florence, South Carolina. I was later promoted to run that department and successfully handled the growth and expansion into a new facility, including the recruitment of staff.

When Cindy and I decided to make our home in Savannah, Georgia, I took on a position as the Clinical Coordinator of St Joseph/Candler Southside clinic and later managed the Candler hospital outpatient clinic.

When my entrepreneurial spirit kicked in, I started Spine & Sport in 2004, followed by TherapyNow five years later. In 2017, Spine & Sport merged with CORA Physical Therapy, marking the next transition in my career. I now manage TherapyNow, and serve as the Regional Sales manager for GA, TN, KY, VA and IL for CORA.

In my free time, I enjoy cooking, BBQing anything that moves, fine wine, supporting the Detroit Lions rain or shine, and spending as much time as possible with my family and our dog, Walle. Recently, I’ve taken to flipping cars with my dad, a classic car aficionado, and speeding along in sports cars.