FREE TRAINING: How to Start a Speech Therapy Private Practice
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Five simple steps to helping more people, working on your own terms and taking control of your future by starting a private practice.
save your spot
Five simple steps to helping more people, working on your own terms and taking control of your future by starting a private practice.
Is Part-Time Private Practice an Option? When I used to dream about my private practice, I never once considered that it might be part-time. You see, I thought of private practice more in terms of black and white. Either you were “in” private practice (meaning you had a brick and mortar building and worked say …
Your Therapy Private Practice: Full-Time or Part-Time? Read More »
One aspect of my private patient business I don’t love (read – HATE) is billing. While I normally collect client payments on the day of service, I do have several patients for whom I send monthly bills. I start this off on a trial basis. If I am not paid in a timely way, I’ll …
Freshbooks: A Great Resource for Billing SLP, OT, PT visits Read More »
This guest post is by Rhonda J. Banford, M.A.T., CCC-SLP of Tip of the Tongue Speech and Language, LLC “I was told I was not allowed to…”I had just decided to leave my dream job and open up a private practice. Why, you might ask, would I be leaving my dream job? For over a year, I …
From School Therapist to Private Practice Owner: Rhonda’s Story Read More »
Interview with Pamela Hass, MA CCC-SLP of Interactive Therapy, Inc Tell me a little bit about yourself and your area(s) of expertise.I have been a Speech Language Pathologist since 1979. I have worked in acute care hospitals, rehabilitation centers, skilled nursing facilities, client’s homes, preschools, daycare facilities, elementary, junior high and high schools throughout my career. I have worked with …
My Private Practice: An Interview with SLP Pamela Hass Read More »
The following is a guest post by Alissa Holloway of Utah’s Communication Connection. To read more private practice success stories, click here. At the age of 25 I looked back on my relatively short life and felt fabulously fulfilled. After finding an incredible husband, graduating with a masters degree in my dream profession, obtaining a …
Fulfilling my dreams at the age of 25: Alissa’s Story Read More »
The following is a guest post written by Stephanie Sigal, MA CCC-SLP of Say and Play Family What is it like to be an independent pediatric speech therapist treating children exclusively in their Manhattan homes? Challenging, exciting, rewarding and certainly, exhausting. I absolutely love my work. I prefer providing therapy in children’s homes to working in …
Private Speech Therapy on the Go – in Manhattan! Read More »
I remember it like it was yesterday: opening the package and seeing literally hundreds of little white cards with my name on them. The first time I got business cards was during my clinical fellowship. I was working for a prestigious rehabilitation hospital in Boston and had such a sense of pride and accomplishment when I saw my name next to the …
Business Cards for Private Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy Providers Read More »
Author: Jena H. Casbon, author of The Guide to Private Patients and The Guide to Creating a Web Presence for Your Private Practice FYI: This post was inspired by a discussion in The Private Speech Therapy Network LinkedIn Group. Participants were responding to the question:Question: For those of you that are private pay only, do you …
How to Get Paid Quickly and Easily for Private Therapy Services Read More »
The Question. His mother, looking overwhelmed said, “Do you treat private patients?” I took a breath. It was the question I had been waiting months to hear. “Yes, I do.” She exclaimed, “Wonderful! How much do you charge?” My head kept saying, ’100! 100! 100! 100!,’ but my mouth said, “I charge $80 per hour.” And …