One of the most frequent questions that I get asked is how to advertise your medical practice or business online. Should you pay a consultant or do it yourself? Maybe you’re just curious how hard it is to advertise. Today we will walk through how to advertise your medical practice on google. It really is not as hard as you think.… Read the rest
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Another year has come and gone. It’s time to celebrate the accomplishments of the past year and look at ways to improve the upcoming year. However, throughout all the holiday parties, you need to make time to complete the checklist that I do every end of year for my medical practice.
The checklist helps me ensure that I keep an eye over the business large picture.… Read the rest
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The Department of Education on 10/17/2022 launched the application for the federal student loan forgiveness program. Borrowers who qualify may see relief in as soon as 6 weeks. While most attendings that have been practicing a while will not qualify, this will be important for residents, fellows, and APPs.
A program that provides eligible borrowers with full or partial discharge of federal loans up to $20,000 to Federal Pell Grant recipients and up to $10,000 to non-Pell Grant recipients
This is one of the most frequent emails that I get from my readers. Why have I not sold a portion of my practice to private equity? You might be thinking about having private equity buying a portion of your practice. Or you might be starting scratch with a private equity group. I’ll go through my opinions on the pros and cons behind private equity.… Read the rest
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Flat salary compensation models are becoming less common. Instead, production models have become much more popular. These contracts are often called an RVU based contract. Today’s post I will go through RVU based contracts and what you need to know to avoid in these contracts.
When you submit a bill to insurance companies, they assign a value to each code.… Read the rest
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I wrote this post the morning after the event that took place on 10/29/2022. Yesterday, my daughter was sent home from daycare with complaints of “she won’t stop crying and screaming of belly pain.” Today’s post will be a deviation from the usual post, and I will walk though some of the events and why I’m looking at how I practice medicine with a new viewpoint.… Read the rest
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Learning another language is something that I’ve always wanted to do. I never thought it would be learning to code as a doctor as my second language. What does this have to do with coding for doctors and why is it on my blog? Well, I have been learning python. However, you don’t need to learn python to maximize your income.… Read the rest
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Here we go! A raw update at my private practice. It has been some wild ups and downs. I can’t believe that this February 2023 will be four years of my office being open full time. Time is flying by.
I have been doing these updates on student doctor network for a few years now. For those who might be new to my journey.… Read the rest
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I really love all my employees. However, sometimes employees will try to take a mile if you give them an inch. Running a business is hard, and with the rise of quiet quitting, I figured it might be important to talk about ways that employees may try to take advantage of you or your business.
Some of these issues might seem harmless.… Read the rest
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The rise in real estate prices from 2013 to 2022 has been historic. However, for some cities that have been spared the big drop in 2008 values, the rise in home values has been dramatic. For example, the house we just sold more than doubled its selling price in the four years since we bought it. This got me thinking, what might be coming for doctors who are highly leveraged in real estate?… Read the rest
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