Physician Compensation

COVID19 fallout is causing a heretofore unexperienced staffing crisis.

Protecting your practice and assets is essential with malpractice coverage.

Which states do you think came out on top?

5 ways to manage the far-reaching and long-term effects of the pandemic on practices.

Avoid these states for your best financial situation.

High incomes do not guarantee smart money management.

Which state do you think takes out the least?

Which state do you think has the highest tax per capita? 

Think of a succession plan as a living document that records exactly how you want the next chapter of your business story to unfold. 

We’re entering a period of significantly increased liability.

A generalized checklist for your planning. 

Physicians might not get the most bang for the buck in these states.

$3 trillion U.S. aid proposal may finally lead to pay.

It’s not uncommon for private practices to receive rates far below Medicare standards.

Do not wait for current uncertainties to subside to begin your plans.

Maximize your business’ bottom line for ease later in life.

The pandemic is changing physician leverage.

High incomes don’t grant immunity from financial challenges.

Engage patients, enhance outcomes, and strengthen productivity.

Nearly 1,000 primary care respondents report plans to apply for loans.

90 percent of respondents reported dramatic patient reductions, as well as lack of testing capacity and experiences of illness and quarantine.

Funds received can only be used for expenses or lost revenue attributable to the coronavirus

Ike Devji, JD discusses how physicians just starting can set up their asset protection plans.

The alternative practice arrangement is maintaining a stable revenue while also readily adaptable to telemedicine services.

Understanding FDIC insurance.