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Physician Transition to Practice: A Guide and Checklist for Graduating Residents and Fellows

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Tax Strategy for the W2 Physician

Understanding an RVU Based Contract

Assessing A Private Practice Partnership Opportunity

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Negotiating a Private Practice Lease Agreement or Renewal

Private Practice

Negotiating a Private Practice Lease Agreement or Renewal

Questions to ask and points to negotiate when signing a private practice lease agreement or renewal to ensure it meets your needs & finances

Ways to Reduce Private Practice Overhead

Private Practice

Ways to Reduce Private Practice Overhead

Ways doctors can decrease private practice overhead by reducing or eliminating expenses, renegotiating services, and optimizing resources.

Private Practice Valuation: What is EBITDA and How is a Multiple Determined?

Private Practice

Private Practice Valuation: What is EBITDA and How is a Multiple Determined?

EBITDA and its multiple are core metrics in business valuation & transactions that should be optimized when selling a private practice.

Choosing and Preparing Your Private Practice Location

Private Practice

Choosing and Preparing Your Private Practice Location

Tips for choosing the best location to lease or buy when starting a private practice, based on patient demographics, future plans, and more

Handling Bad Online Patient Reviews: A Guide For Physicians and Practices

Private Practice

Handling Bad Online Patient Reviews: A Guide For Physicians and Practices

Best practices for how physicians can manage & respond to bad patient reviews for their private practice while avoiding HIPAA violations

Guide to Marketing a Private Practice for Physicians

Private Practice

Guide to Marketing a Private Practice for Physicians

Tried and true marketing strategies for private practice physicians to increase patient volumes and visibility to their target populations

The Pros and Cons of Private Practice

Private Practice

The Pros and Cons of Private Practice

While we love private practice for its autonomy and income potential, you should weigh pros and cons to ensure it's the right job for you.

Private Equity and Physician Medical Practices: A Primer

Private Practice

Private Equity and Physician Medical Practices: A Primer

Physicians should understand pros and cons of how private equity's involvement in medical practice ownership impacts doctors and patients.

Ancillary Revenue Streams for Private Practices

Private Practice

Ancillary Revenue Streams for Private Practices

15 ways to add ancillary revenue to combat rising overhead costs for private practices.

Adding Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) to Your Private Practice

Private Practice

Adding Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) to Your Private Practice

Remote patient monitoring improves patient care while providing physicians with income diversification.

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