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A common concern when starting a practice is where will you get the money, and how will you fund this practice. There are many ways to approach funding your business. For example, a few funding options you might use include: Personal Savings Personal loans Commercial Loans Selling a home or obtaining a home equity line …
Here’s a question we get asked time after time: “Where do I find the money to start a practice?” It’s a reasonable question. After all, it does take some money to start a practice. You need money to lease or buy space and furnish it. It takes money to turn on the utilities: heat, A/C, …
In today’s episode of the NP Business Matters Podcast, I talk about some reasons that should give you pause if you are considering starting a business or practice. Now I wrote about this previously, but it needed to be updated for this year. You can read below, or if you prefer, you can listen to …
Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Irene Bean, FNP, PMHNP, FAANP about a wide variety of topics. First, Irene is a successful business owner in Nashville TN where she practices provides family health care, and more recently has integrated behavior health care to her practice. In addition, Irene is the founder the …
We are committed to providing you with content that helps you start, run, and grow your practice. And there’s a lot of ground to cover; because there’s a lot that goes into running a business! One of the ways we determine if we’re on the right track is by how much of our content is …
Doesn’t it seem as life gets busier, with every single day? It sure seems like it to me! So if you missed some of our posts in 2017, we’re not holding it against you. On the contrary, here’s another opportunity to read and listen to them now. #1 Practice Startup… Talking about getting starting in …
Starting a business, any business, carries some degree of risk. Building a healthcare business, a practice, is no different. You’ve seen the statistics about business startup success, right? According to 2014 data from the Small Business Administration (SBA): 66% of small businesses survive past the first two years. 50% will make it through the first …