In this episode, I discuss the speech therapy private practice mindset and how it’s important for private practice success. I also list strategies that help you acquire and maintain this mindset so that you can start, grow or scale your business. In this episode: 01:59 – One space available for the Perfect Student 02:51 – […]
37. Fear of Success
It may seem counter intuitive, but I believe that some people may be more afraid of being successful than failing. When you look the flow charts of failure and success, failure is easy. A successful flow chart is more complex, however. In this episode, I address common fears of success and provide some action steps […]
36. Do This FIRST Before Making a Big Move
Big moves in your therapy practice come in many shapes and sizes: New hires, a new lease, expanding additional clinics, paying taxes, the list goes on and on. In this episode, I discuss some things to consider before making these big moves. In this episode: 00:38 – Cash Flow – The Heartbeat of […]
35. More Mistakes to Avoid When Starting Your Speech Therapy Private Practice
Recently, a listener named Darlene emailed me about starting her own speech therapy private practice. The more I read, the more I could see that she was unsure and scared about the process of getting started. She wanted to know the most common mistakes that people make when starting their own therapy practice. Back in […]
34: Claim Denials in Speech Therapy Private Practice
When you work with insurances in speech therapy private practice, you will have claim denials. In this episode, I discuss common causes of claim denials as well as speak about patterns and trends to watch out for when dealing with insurances so that you can get paid. In this episode: 01:28 – Happy Mardi Gras […]
33: Responsibility in Speech Therapy Private Practice
Responsibility in your speech therapy private practice can come in many forms. The most obvious is being responsible to your patients, showing up and delivering good quality treatments and working on your offer that converts. There is also financial responsibility, social responsibility, responsibility to your team and most importantly being responsible and honest with yourself. […]
32: Payment Audits in Speech Therapy Private Practice
Going through an audit in speech therapy private practice can be frustrating, time consuming and scary (but it doesn’t have to be). In this episode, I reveal a few items that a financial auditor will require from you as a provider plus give you important insight to required documentation that will prove the speech therapy […]
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