Private Practice

Reports from the USA and Canada show that two to five percent of career-grade doctors become ill or disabled later in their careers. This may be a small percentage, but it’s still a possibility for many doctors. As a physician, your most valuable asset lies in your earning potential. However, what if your income stops … Read more

The salary for physicians who own their medical practices in the United States ranges from $53,500 to $370,000, with a median of $272,959. That massive range shows how difficult it is to provide an accurate answer to this question, as you have many factors that can affect your income. In this guide, we’ll have a … Read more

Did you know there are approximately 70,000 health-related searches per minute on Google every day? That translates to 70,000 times you’ve missed an opportunity online to get more patients. This is just the digital side of the issue. Think about your local community and how many more conversions you could make with an effective marketing … Read more

As the saying goes, “Put your house in order before you start to sell.” That should be your motto when selling a medical practice if you want to avoid delays, mistakes, or even a sales failure. Unlike many other businesses, a medical practice is a personal affair—your skills and knowledge are the most valuable assets … Read more

In recent years, the number of professionals using social media has dramatically increased. According to Backlinko, 5.24 billion people worldwide use social media, 253 million of whom are Americans. More physicians are now active on social media, though many still have concerns about professional social media use. This post will discuss why healthcare professionals should … Read more

According to a 2024 survey by Tebra, nearly half of all patients look at online reviews before picking a doctor, and one in three judge your care quality based on your website. If your practice doesn’t show up online—or worse, show up with poor reviews or a clunky site—you’re already losing patients before they ever … Read more

Stethoscopes are an essential tool every doctor needs, but selecting the right one requires more thought than a simple off-the-shelf purchase. You need to find a stethoscope for your specialty. Family physicians might find the 3M Littmann Classic III perfectly adequate, while cardiologists typically require more precision. Additionally, you’ll need to decide between electronic and … Read more