10 lessons I've learned since starting my medical practice
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- The top 10 lessons I've learned since I've started my medical practice in outpatient medicine 3 years ago.
www.investingdoc.com for full article
Music from Bensound.com
I just watched almost all your videos. I’m glad you make them. I’m planning on opening one myself when I finish residency
I second all your points. Especially: 1) Just go for it. 2) Don't save pennies and compromise on getting good tools. 3) Good boundaries, especially with early adopters of your practice. 4) Don't wear too many hats. Subtracting is often better than adding a bunch of things.
These are very helpful tips. I would add that the process of opening my own psychiatric practice has been an emotional roller coaster. Thank you!
Happy to help, reach out if you need anything !
Great info
Future MD/MBA student here. Thank you for this advice. Looking forward to learning from you as your private practice journey continues!
WOW this is great information,practical and awesome!!!!!!Thank you sir!!!!!!
thank you so much! seriously such a blessing listening to you share these nuggets of info for a future physician whos intersted in private practice :) all the best with your future, and im sure you will thrive and succeed in your business and life
I really appreciate the kind comment. I do love the feedback that I am getting so far from the community, I hope to help more doctors realize that private practice is possible. I hope you have a great day!
A fresh MD hoping to have my own setup in a year. Your video was.. very honest. Very practical. Thank you for these insights. May you thrive.
Appreciate all the kind words!
Hire an experienced office manager, preferably one that has worked in every area of a medical practice and trust them when they tell you about compliance. Have monthly meetings but leave the day to day to your OM. You be the doctor and let your admin be the admin.
Oh, and don't let your wife micro manage your staff especially if she doesn't have a clue. 😅
How did you see the light when it came to the 'control issues'? Good points man.
I bounce a lot of ideas off my wife and older brother. Both told helped me realize that I have to give up control and manage people to let them do great things to keep growing my practice.
How is it now? Can you share a link to your place
Very inspiring! What emr and billing software do you use now?
Thanks! AdvancedMD is what we are using now, its not perfect but definitely better.
Thank you for sharing your experiences. How do you bill for text messaging questions/answers? Do you get paid per question? Is there an app you use for this or is it through the EMR you use?
We bill through our EMR. We can add on a charge to the portal messages. However, we stopped mostly charging for them because patients were getting very upset at getting a bill even though we told them ahead of time, and we were getting paid only like $4 for all the work of answering portal messages back and forth. It is not worth it. We change them to telemed appts and have a script that we basically say we will not respond any more about this topic that an appt is required.
Hi, I really appreciate your reply and I really value your videos. I’m in the beginning stages of looking to acquire a practice and your videos are so insightful. Thank you again! 🙏
Hi
would you mind sharing the EMR system you are now using. My employer uses E clinical works. I am opening my practice soon. Thx
I'm currently using advanced MD
What is your specialty?
Internal medicine
@@InvestingDoc wow I didn’t know internal docs could open clinics nice