Accounting for Private Practice Success

Navigating the financial landscape of a private medical practice is a complex task, and any practice generating taxable income will inevitably draw government scrutiny.

This is especially true when dealing with the intricacies of medical practice accounting.

The Complexities of Medical Practice Accounting

The health insurance industry adds a layer of complexity, with each patient often presenting a unique set of coordination of benefits.

Is there secondary or tertiary insurance? What is the order of payment? Should you bill the insurance or the patient? And what about soft collections once all benefits have been paid?

Adding to the complexity, durable medical equipment (DME) introduces unique billing challenges.

Considering a capitation model for revenues: this path can be lucrative, but it comes with the stress of meeting visit quotas and managing contracts.

Other expenses, such as staffing, consumable supplies, treatments, continuing education, and leasehold costs, further complicate financial management.

Finding the right financial support can be daunting.

While many accounting and bookkeeping firms offer basic compliance services that provide the bare minimum of information necessary to keep the machines running, we argue that for future growth and scaling this isn't enough.?

You can learn from history, but you can empower yourself with much more by looking into the future.

Drilling Down Even Deeper

Effective claims management and billing optimization are crucial. A proactive advisor can help simplify the claims process through continuous review and improvement. Ensuring claims receive the attention they need until they are paid in full is essential.

Due diligence is also critical. Both medical and accounting professionals are subject to federal regulations—HIPAA and Gramm-Leach-Bliley, respectively.

Compliance requires constant vigilance to protect patient and client information.

Cash flow and capital management are vital for funding expensive diagnostic equipment and other practice needs.

Forward-looking metrics and budgeting guidance provide peace of mind and enable smooth practice operations.

Workforce and benefits analysis is another key area. Balancing the need to attract and retain quality staff with managing payroll and contractor overheads is challenging but necessary.

Committing to the Medical Accounting and Advisory Specialization

As an accounting and tax planning firm, we have built strong relationships with the medical community, providing CFO-level support and leveraging years of experience.

Our goal is to help medical professionals maximize their billings, manage expenditures for greater profit, and ensure cash flow management for growth.

We are dedicated to keeping as many dollars as possible out of government hands, believing that our clients can put their earnings to better use.

What You Can Do About It

With years of experience and a holistic approach, we provide comprehensive client advisory accounting services tailored to the unique needs of medical practices.

Our forward-looking guidance and high-level metrics offer a clear picture of various financial scenarios, allowing medical professionals to focus on their practice.

We strive to be a non-equity partner, navigating the healthcare industry's complex financial and regulatory landscape, and ultimately putting more practice time back in the hands of those who need it most.

Have you ever wanted to talk to an expert about how having a non-equity financial partner guiding your practice's business future can increase your wealth, reduce your taxes, and provide the peace of mind that will allow you to put 110% of yourself into your patient care goals?

We would like to talk to you as well.

We are still accepting one more new business advisory client in June.?

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Imagine having a financial coach and compliance expert by your side, so that you can focus your professional clinical time where it belongs: on patient care.

Does that sound good?

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