Why do Some Private Practices Fail?

Let’s face it. A great therapist or clinician doesn’t always know how to run a successful business. After all, managing a practice requires different skills that not everyone has.

Are you Considering Joining a Group Practice offering Percentage Reimbursement?

If you are looking to join a group practice which is offering reimbursement based on a percentage then there are several things you need to consider.

How can Business Network Groups help Your Practice?

Business network groups can play an important role in the success of your clinic. If you go with the right approach you will build long term relationships, and you will come away with important referrals.

Gaining Clarity with Place of Service Codes for Insurance Claims

If you are in private practice you probably have no need to be concerned with “Place of Service” codes if you never leave the office.

Are Your Therapy Notes as Clear as They Should Be?

Regardless of who your patients are the documentation created by yourself and your therapists in each session must support the primary focus of the patient’s treatment.

The Importance of Developing Regular Referrals for your Therapy Practice

Referrals for Your Mental Health Practice

Regular referrals are the key to the long term success of your business. They reflect client’s good opinion of you as a person, and the great work your practice does. If clients are satisfied enough to tell their friends and families about you then you are doing something right.

In Part 7 of our series, we discussed the benefits of using an iPad during your sessions. This week, we're telling you how to digitize all aspects of your practice. The more automated your processes become, the more time you'll have to focus on what you do best. Help your patients thrive and get better.

Welcome to Part 7 of our Therapist Practice Series. In previous posts, we talked about how to manage your business and marketing strategies. This week, let's focus on the importance of using tablets and how it will benefit your practice.

In previous articles, we talked about how to prepare your practice for success. From structure, to marketing, to client management. This week, we talk about a central part of your practice: cash-flows. The business of therapy has a different structure than traditional businesses. As a therapist, your revenue comes from two main sources: clients and insurance companies. In this blog post, we will go over best practices to get paid depending on your structure and who pays you.

As we discussed in Part 4, digitizing your practice will save you time and money. It will also give a more flexible and pleasant experience to your customers. In this article, we explain how to maximize your workflows and make the most of our connected world.