Are You Happy with Your Private Practice?
Are You Happy?
Ask yourself, are you happy to be doing what you are doing today? If you don’t even flinch and say YES, count yourself as a peak performer.
But, if you have even a brief hesitation, why?
What stresses you out the most, or otherwise makes you unhappy in practice, or with your professional life? Conversely, what makes you happy in practice, or with your professional life?
A good place to start would be to consider ways to focus on enhancing those things about your practice that make you happy and implementing strategies to reduce or eliminate those issues that stress you out.
Like many private practice owners, it could be (in order of what our team members hear the most):
- Staff “stress”
- Non-Compliant Patients
- Finances
…Or just a cumulative malaise.
Could it be the direction of your practice, profession, or maybe even your private life?
From experience working with hundreds of pros just like you, I know that when you are happy, everyone is happy! Your family especially. Even your pets!
And when you are not, everything that can go wrong absolutely will.
When you are wishing it were still Saturday on Monday Morning, something is clearly amiss with your current game plan.
And I also know that as a private practice consultant, one of my most important jobs is to give you the tools and support to thrive. Now I didn’t say to make you happy, nor will I ever make your decisions for you.
But almost instantly and especially just months from now, better tools, systems, and support can mean the difference between professional freedom or panic attacks every Sunday night!
We URGE you to act now rather than delay another day! Everyone here is ready to help!
The overwhelming goal when you start a project is the hope and expectation that things will get better. Does anyone truly believe that private practice will get better??? If government mandates the salaries you pay your newest untrained employees, will government reimbursal for our services increase or are we supposed to pay it out of own pocket? As government / MA plan audits are forever increasing, who is going to pay for them? If we are required to provide quality reports to CMS, who is going to pay for them?
Forgive me, I have just given you every reason to make your private practice a concierge practice.
Love my career, hate my job.