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If you’re looking to start a medical practice in Texas, you may be wondering “How the heck do I do this on my own?” or “Where do I start?”
We provide this exact guidance for clients every day. Like any major project, the key is to divide and conquer.
Here’s our working checklist for starting a medical practice in Texas, in no particular order of importance.
Topics: Business Growth, Operations, Practice Management, Practice Start-Up
Navigating medical issues and the confidential nature of medical histories is complex. Patients know they have rights, and they are counting on the medical professionals they see to respect those rights.
Topics: Compliance, Liability, Financial
Topics: Operations, Practice Management, Practice Start-Up
Bookkeeping for medical practices can be a complicated process. Technology may be the resource you need to ensure a potentially complex process does not result in missed opportunities or lost revenue.
Topics: Practice Management, Financial, Medical Billing, Technology
Now is the time to start thinking about how you can use technology to improve your practice. There are many available tech tools that can help streamline your workflow, improve patient communication, and make your life easier. But with so many options out there, it can be tough for millennial physicians to know where to start.
Topics: Business Growth, Practice Management, Practice Start-Up, Physician-Patient Relationship
Medicine is not an easy path. It means long hours, excessive amounts of stress, and taking huge risks. Because of these risks and stresses, it also means you take pride in running your independent private practice.
Topics: Marketing, Business Growth, Patient Volumes
Although it’s never easy, there are times when terminating a patient from a medical practice is absolutely necessary. Many of those instances involve non-compliance, which can take the form of
Topics: Operations, Practice Management, Physician-Patient Relationship
When you've been with a medical practice for a while, it can be hard to imagine leaving. After all, you've built up a good rapport with your patients. You know the ins and outs of the office, too.
Topics: Business Growth, Compliance, Practice Management, Practice Start-Up, Location
Medical care is necessary to prevent diseases and improve quality of life. With many doctors offering a wide range of treatments, additional staffing is required to ensure smooth and timely interactions and services for every patient. In many cases, the role of a Medical Assistant extends beyond checking vitals and updating medical histories.
Topics: Operations, HR, Physician-Patient Relationship, Location
It is a well documented fact that Physician Burnout is continually creeping up as a silent antagonist in the healthcare industry.
Topics: Operations, HR, Practice Management, Physician-Patient Relationship
