Silent Killer of Medical Practices Why Hard Work Isn’t Enough—and How Letting Go Is the Key to Scaling Without Burnout Most physicians assume medical practices fail for obvious reasons: poor reimbursement, bad locations, declining insurance rates, staffing shortages, or market saturation. Those factors matter—but after consulting with hundreds of clinicians and building a multi-location practice […]
Why I Rent My Medical Office Instead of Buying: A Physician-Entrepreneur’s Perspective https://youtu.be/LTCDARPGrx4 If you spend any amount of time around physicians who own practices, one question comes up over and over again: “Why don’t you just buy the building?” It’s usually framed as common sense. Real estate appreciates. There are tax advantages. You can […]
Introduction: The Myth of Physician Job Security For most of medical training, we’re told the same story: Get a good job. Join a big system. Collect a stable paycheck. Live happily ever after. But here’s the reality no one talks about: Being an employed physician might actually be the riskiest career move you can make. […]
Private equity (PE) gets a lot of hate in the medical world—and today, I want to talk about why I’ve said no to it (so far). But let me be clear: saying no doesn’t mean it’s always a bad idea. In fact, for some of you reading this, partnering with PE, an MSO, or even […]
As healthcare entrepreneurs, we often look at successful practices and think, “Wow, they made it happen so quickly!” But the reality behind these seemingly overnight successes tells a different story. Today, I want to share some personal experiences that highlight the true journey of building a successful medical practice. YouTube For InvestingDoc The COVID Crisis: […]
Starting or growing a medical practice can be a daunting endeavor, but it’s also an incredible opportunity to build something meaningful and sustainable. As someone who’s grown my practice from zero to over 20,000 patients, I’ve learned a lot along the way. Here are the top 10 tips I would give to my past self […]
