Discipline weighs ounces, regret weighs tons. The title of today’s article is one of my favorite quotes from the since passed business great Jim Rohn. I was very fortunate to be exposed to Jim very early on in my career.
Read MoreToo often, private practice owners get in trouble by not maintaining their focus; protecting their practice and, especially, its reputation as the powerful business it can be. This means impeccable staffing, cleanliness, efficiency, and everything else anybody paying for premium service desires.
Read MoreIt has been said, that “If you don’t stand for something, you will fall for anything”.To be truly independent, on this great day of American Independence you need to know where you stand on the major cornerstones of your life.
Read MoreLearning to listen effectively may be the best thing you can do for sustainable private practice ownership.
Read MoreOne would think with all the changes in healthcare nowadays,that private practice is dead.
Read MoreIf you are ready to get down to the basics of business and achieve real success, then we challenge you to read our back to basics series beginning here.
Read MoreConsequently, something you might want to know, based on research both online and off, most physicians have not planned their practice out that far, much less their life. Specifically, too many of us are missing out on the visions we had of living the good life. Additionally, we get bogged down in the regulations, the programmatic changes, and just trying to keep up and make a decent living.
Read MoreFor private practice owners, effective content marketing can make or break your long-term success. You’ve heard about “content marketing” and that private practice owners should be using it to build their businesses. But do you really know what content marketing means—or why it’s so important to the long-term success of your private practice? In short,…
Read MoreNo private practice owner can succeed without an effective team. Implement these 3 keys to team management and see your private practice thrive. As a private practice owner, it’s your vision and knowledge that guides your business to success. Without you, your team is just a group of people with skills but without a shared vision.…
Read MoreYou’re the CEO of your physical therapy business, the leader and visionary for your team. But the last place you should be is behind a desk. As the practice owner and chief decision-maker for your physical therapy business, you are effectively the CEO of your company. But if your mental picture of a CEO features…
Read MoreDid You Ever Make a Promise to a Patient? This is an area that far too many clinicians regardless of the specialty get into trouble with. It is so important to understand that the only real promise to patients you or I can and should make to patients is that we will do our…
Read MoreToo often in today’s private practices we feel rushed or more focused on EMR and making sure all key compliance components of the EM codes are in place, instead of getting to know everything we need to learn to best help our patients.
Read MoreSome examples include early morning stretching and yoga classes, chronic pain control groups that you sponsor and train exclusively in as well as the time tested, twice monthly healthcare classes for all new patients.
Read MoreIn private practice, one of the most important things that you need to do is to pay attention.
Read MoreBusiness systems of private practices must continue to expand and implement changes.
Read MoreUnless you present your services as new menus periodically—that are understandable and provide enough options—you will find practice much more difficult than it needs to be.
Read MoreIn private practice, we are likely to help many patients regain quality of life!
Read MoreWhy is it that so many find private practice so difficult?
Read MoreTrouble is not far away when decisions are not based on knowledge of current private practice requirements.
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