This week, read about revenue cycle KPIs, get your free independent provider playbook, and more.
Cutting costs is vital for your practice’s success. This week, Dr. John Scala shares simple, practical tips to help you save on essential supplies. Optimizing your revenue cycle is also crucial — we’ll show you how to develop a dashboard with key performance indicators, so you can stay on top of your practice’s financial health with ease.
Additional top stories in this week’s newsletter:
- 🎃 8 scary-good Halloween dental marketing ideas
- 💻 How the Telehealth Modernization Act of 2024 will impact your practice
- 🤝 Why doctors should never stop accepting new patients
Also, the decision to go solo is a dream for many practitioners — but not all that glitters is gold. Here's how to weigh the costs and benefits before starting a solo practice — and a free playbook with key strategies to succeed.
THE BUSINESS OF MEDICINE
How to buy medical supplies, medicines, and vaccines
In this month's installment of "The Business of Medicine," Dr. Scala shares tips on how to save money when buying necessary medical practice items — such as office supplies and equipment, medications, and vaccines.
Managing the purchase of these items is not just about finding the best deals — it’s about balancing cost, cash flow, and quality to maintain a well-equipped practice. Whether you’re setting up a new office or streamlining operations in an established one, leveraging buying groups, exploring used equipment, and maintaining multiple supply accounts can lead to significant savings.
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Transitioning from a group to solo counseling practice
This unique mixture of counseling and entrepreneurship blends well for those who are adaptable, driven, and lifelong learners.
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