Critical Practice Foundations
/in Articles, Dentistry, Hot Tips, Issue 11, Newsletter, Optometry, Practice Areas, Quality of Life, Staff Management, Staff Training, Veterinary /by Cory D. RadosevichMost doctors, when starting their practices, miss some of the basic actions that should be established prior to opening. An owner of a healthcare practice should always, as a first step, work out the following basics:
Workable Collection Examples and Tips
/in Articles, Collections, Dentistry, Featured Dentistry, Featured Optometry, Featured Veterinary, Hot Tips, Improving Net Income, Optometry, Popular, Practice Areas, Staff Training, Veterinary, What's Hot! /by Ken DeRouchieWorkable Collection Examples and Tips This article is a continuation of The Truth About Collections. If you haven’t done so yet, we recommend reading the first article to get the full picture. Let me explain. If at the end of your fiscal year you have enough money to pay for everything, i.e., all of your […]
The Truth About Collections
/in Articles, Collections, Dentistry, Hot Tips, Newsletter, Optometry, Practice Areas, Quality of Life, Veterinary /by Ken DeRouchieAccounts receivable and collection percentages are a subject that we hear about frequently. Every doctor has a different idea about what a good collection percentage is as well as how to collect money for services rendered.
Staff Management Distress Solutions
/in Articles, Dentistry, Featured Dentistry, Featured Optometry, Featured Veterinary, Hiring, Hot Tips, Optometry, Popular, Practice Areas, Quality of Life, Staff Management, Staff Training, Veterinary /by Ken DeRouchieI’m sure many of our readers are very familiar with The Practice Solution Magazine’s phone surveys. Our team of surveyors speak with doctors all over the country, 8 hours a day, 5 days a week.
Suggestions on Staff Correction
/in Articles, Dentistry, Featured Dentistry, Featured Optometry, Featured Veterinary, Hiring, Hot Tips, Newsletter, Optometry, Popular, Practice Areas, Quality of Life, Staff Management, Staff Training, Veterinary /by Ken DeRouchieIt would be nice if employees never made any mistakes and always did a perfect job. But, we are all human, and mistakes and on-the-job errors are part and parcel of running a practice. That raises the question, what do you do when your staff err and how do you correct them? Here are some […]