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Business & Practice Startup & Growth
There is absolutely no denying that business start up is daunting. There is too much to do and not enough hands or hours to do it all in. If you listen to the statistics from the Small Business Administration, most start up's will fail in the first few years. The goal of this section is to explore the factors that can increase the chance of survival for your practice or business. But survival is not enough…you want your business to thrive. With that in mind, we'll explore planning, operations, financial viability, business development and more. As with all our sections, feel free to contact us with thoughts and ideas for other information that you'd find helpful.
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Business Ideas: Urinary Incontinence Practice
Barbara C Phillips, NP
I am frequently asked "what kind of business can I have"? While there are several forms of business, most NPs and PAs choose a clinical practice. And while most chose primary care, more are choosing a niche or specialty practice. One such niche is urinary incontinence (UI) care.|Image1| . . .
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Four Ways to Set Practice Fees
A common question Nurse Practitioners asked when opening their practice is "How do I set my fees?" Here are 4 things you can do. Offices will you one or more than one of these techniques to determine their fees. . . .
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Creating your Business Plan
Part One
Johanna Hofmann, MBA, MAc, LAc
Business plans are written for many different reasons. Most often, budding entrepreneurs need to write a business plan to obtain funding for their new venture. Lenders generally require a detailed plan to assess the likeliness of the business to succeed and for the loan to be repaid. . . .
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Tips for Naming Your Business
Choosing a proper name can make a BIG difference in the success of your new business. Business names that are easily remembered have a better chance of getting word of mouth referrals and customer recognition than names that everyone forgets without fail. . . .
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What Business Structure Should I Choose?
Johanna Hofmann, MBA, MAc, LAc
A carefully selected legal structure will allow you to maximize tax advantages, freely operate and manage your business, protect your assets, grow your venture, and ultimately sell (or transfer) your business. . . .
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