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After Credentialing: What's Next?
Getting your credentialing completed is a big hurdle that deserves celebration! For many therapists, it is a barrier to entry to accepting insurance that they never cross. But what comes next? Read on to learn about the steps you should take after credentialing, including insurance billing, and what you can do to make sure that the billing process flows smoothly. Make Sure You Have Your Contract Part of the credentialing process is receiving a contract. This contract should b
Interview with The Private Practice Startup
As a proud sponsor of The Private Practice Startup podcast, we wanted to take a moment to introduce the wonderful women behind the business that brings you the podcast! Practice Solutions first approached Kate and Katie about becoming a sponsor because we believed we shared similar beliefs in sharing knowledge and expertise to help therapists thrive in private practice. As you will find out below, we were right in our hunch. Katie sat down to answer all our questions about Th
Ways to Know You Need to Outsource
There are a lot of moving parts to owning and running a private practice. If you have a successful private practice you know exactly what goes into setting up a business, getting clients, paying bills, and somehow having enough money left over for your own needs and wants. The trouble is that the line between doing everything on your own schedule and finding (or even trusting) someone to do certain tasks is a little foggy. It is unclear when you need to hire and when you need
Ways to Ensure You are Not Accidentally Committing Insurance Fraud
Believe it or not, it is quite easy to commit insurance fraud accidentally. Unfortunately, there are plenty of people that intentionally attempt (and succeed) at defrauding Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance companies. It is one of the reasons health care costs rise every year. However, you can also commit insurance fraud without knowing that you are committing fraud. In this blog we are going to take you through some checks and balances that will serve as guideposts to
Things No One Tells You About Starting Private Practice
Going into business and running a private practice can be a great choice for therapists who want to take control of their schedules, the patients they serve, and their financial earnings. Many of Practice Solutions’ customers are first time practice owners just starting out on their private practice journey. By interacting with new practice owners, we’ve learned some things that mental health clinicians wish they had learned before they started a practice. 1. Setting Up the B
