Kelly AlhooiePelviBiz, Pelvibiz · Healthcare Business Strategy Assistant

What Natalie Didn't Tell You About the Shockwave Device #BehindTheScenes #ClinicOwner

27 Mar 2026 · 0 min

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In this behind‑the‑scenes YouTube segment, host Kelly Alhooie interviews Natalie Park, a new clinic owner who launched her business in April. Natalie explains how she initially attracted clients by offering discounted services to neighbors, recognized the need for a dedicated clinic space due to her ADHD‑driven workflow preferences, and consequently joined the PelviBiz network in June. Through PelviBiz, she secured a location in St. Pete Beach and gained access to an unused shockwave therapy device, which she describes as a major source of excitement for her practice. The conversation is informal, highlighting Natalie’s entrepreneurial journey, strategic partnership, and enthusiasm for integrating the shockwave device into her services.

I'm on. Are you talking about me, Natalie Park?
Yes, you.
Okay. How's it going?
Okay, let me see, Natalie, if I can make you— Okay, go for it. I think I made you a panelist. I don't know. The Zoom thing, I think I messed up. I don't know how, but somehow it did. So sorry, guys. Normally we're just able to be able to talk. Are you there, Natalie? Can you hear us? Oh, there you go.
Yes, there you are. Hi. Hi. So yeah, my name is Natalie. I just started my business actually this year in April. Um, but, um, yeah, like, I guess like initially I just kind of, um, started with like asking my neighbors to be my clients, you know, and I was like giving, um, discounts that way. And then I, I just knew myself and like how I really needed clinic space because that's just how I like to operate and with like my ADHD brain. So I joined PelviBiz in like June and then like I had started on this journey of starting my clinic space in St. Pete Beach. And the other interesting thing about this partnership was that they had a shockwave device and nobody was using it, so I was going to be able to use the shockwave device, and I was super excited about that.