Attention to detail is very important in speech therapy private practice. In this podcast, I will discuss those “little things” that we as business owners do on a daily basis to set the standard of care in our speech therapy private practice. If these tasks are neglected, people will notice, and often the result is […]
24: Cash Flow Basics for Speech Therapy Private Practice
When you have a speech therapy private practice, you’ve got to have cash in the bank to operate appropriately. Keep in mind, if you don’t have enough money to cover your expenses, then you’re really working for someone else, and that someone else is the bank. In this episode, I discuss the basics of cash […]
23: Hiring Employees: What You Need to Know
Hiring your first (or 35th) employee is a big deal, and doing things the correctly is important. In this episode, I run through some of the most important things to consider when hiring your employees. I recently went through a audit at the State level for all of our employees, so I thought you might […]
22: A Few Thoughts About Taxes and Speech Therapy Private Practice
Welcome to the first episode of 2017! When a new year starts, the subject of taxes usually comes up. When you own a speech therapy private practice, you are responsible for making timely income tax and employee withholding payments to Federal and State governments. In this episode, I discuss 1099s, employee withholding, quarterly filings, quarterly […]
21: Goals Are Good But Systems Are Better
As you start, grow or scale your speech therapy private practice, you must have systems in place. Systems are a set of rules or procedures that others can learn to accomplish a larger outcome. As an owner, these systems will allow others to help and assist so that the owner can accomplish tasks. In this […]
20: Avoiding Burnout in Speech Therapy Private Practice
When you are starting, growing and scaling a speech therapy private practice, you have to pace and take care of yourself. This can be difficult, especially in the early years of your private practice, because often you are taking care of all aspects of the business: Scheduling, referrals, accounting, cleaning, compliance, marketing, supplies, etc. In […]
19: Payroll: What You Need To Know In Speech Therapy Private Practice
If you have employees, check out Intuit Payroll. I have used this payroll service for years. I know there are other services out there; However, with 35 employees on the books, I like to look at all of the numbers, reports and keep a close eye on what goes out of the businesses twice monthly. […]
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