Everything you need to know to start your practice, and a checklist to help you get it done.
Starting a private practice is something many behavioral health providers consider. The path offers both excitement and challenges. As a behavioral health professional, you’ve dedicated years to developing your clinical skills, but the business side of running a practice can be unfamiliar. Many providers find themselves prepared for the therapeutic side of private practice but less confident when it comes to the operational demands.
This guide aims to bridge the gap between clinical expertise and business knowledge. It focuses on aligning your professional goals with the practical realities of running a business.
What’s Inside:
- Introduction
- Defining Your Vision and Purpose
- Business Planning
- Legal Considerations
- Financial Management
- Care Delivery Decisions
- Branding and Marketing
- Technology and Systems
- Insurance Panel Enrollment
- Client Acquisition and Retention
- Avoiding Common Mistakes
- Conclusion
- New Private Practice Checklist
