Nurse Practitioners in Business

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Is it FOMO or the Best Solution?

Nurse Practitioners in Business

As business owners, we all run into problems from time to time. Some are small, others bigger, and some appear to be colossal. For NPs in private practice, most problems fall into one of two broad categories: people-related and other, frequently technology-related. While most, if not all, problems have solutions, people-related issues tend to be more challenging to solve, certainly when compared to more straightforward technology problems.

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Disaster Preparedness 101: Is Your Practice Ready

Nurse Practitioners in Business

Whether we like it or not, disasters are a part of life. They can strike without warning and come in many forms, including: Natural disasters: fire, floods, windstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes, etc. Man-made disasters: terror attacks, active shooter situations, civil unrest, chemical or bio-hazard spills, etc. Technological disasters: cyber-attacks, major damage to the power grid, temporary local power outages, etc.

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Is Your Practice Ready for Growth?

Nurse Practitioners in Business

Are you ready to take your practice to the next level? And is your practice at a point where it can handle the growth? Yes? Then the question is, what will you do to grow your practice aside from your ongoing marketing efforts ? Which services and products can you add, and how can you bring more patients to your office to boost revenue? Many NP business owners seek ways to grow their practices, not only by seeing more patients, but also by diversifying their revenue streams beyond traditional pa

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Leasing Office Space for Your NP Practice

Nurse Practitioners in Business

One of the early steps when starting a practice is finding office space and signing a lease. Some NPs want to lease an entire suite, while others are looking to rent one exam room. Either one is fine, but finding space involves signing a commercial lease. While virtually everyone has signed a personal lease agreement, few have experience with signing a commercial lease.

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Is Now A Good Time to Start A Practice?

Nurse Practitioners in Business

If thats a question youve been asking yourself, you are not alone. Others are wondering too. Its a fair question to ask and not surprising, given the current state of politics, the economy, changes in healthcare, and the rise of artificial intelligence. The world feels unstable, and things seem to change from one day to the next. Yet most of us prefer consistency and feel unsettled and overwhelmed by too much change.

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What Is A Clearing House & Do You Need One?

Nurse Practitioners in Business

Recently, we received a few questions about using a clearinghouse. Specifically, what is a clearinghouse, if its necessary, and whether NPs must use one. Clearinghouse, claims, billing The process of getting paid for the work you do can be confusing. So lets shed some light on it and try to untangle the pieces. What Is a Clearinghouse? A clearinghouse or, in healthcare, a medical billing clearinghouse, acts as a middleman between your practice and health insurance companies.

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Record-Keeping Beyond Charts

Nurse Practitioners in Business

Heres a question for you What comes to mind when you hear the word record? More than likely, you think about a medical record. Right? Well, youre not alone. When most providers think record, they think about a patient chart. And even though medical records are central to any practice, other documents must also be managed. Every aspect of your practice generates records that must be organized, protected, and retained for specific periods, including financial and employee records, vendor contracts

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