What Is the Main Purpose of a Clinical Continuity Plan?
At its heart, a Clinical Continuity Plan exists for one reason: To protect clients and ensure safe, ethical continuation of care if you are suddenly unavailable. But….as with most things in private practice,the fuller answer is slightly more nuanced. Because: It depends on the structure of the practice, the professional responsibilities involved and the documents already in place. The […]
Clinical Will vs Clinical Continuity Plan: What’s the Difference?
So… What Is the Difference? Let’s keep this simple. The clinical will term can be misleading as a will is a legal document that deals with your personal estate. Therapists may have a document they refer to as a clinical will which sets out detail of who will inform their clients if he worst was to happen. A clinical continuity plan, on the other hand, is much broader and more practical. […]
Why Your Therapy Practice Isn’t Profitable with Associates (and How to Fix It)
I recently had a call with one of my lovely clients who is a clinic owner who has grown her therapy practice by bringing in associates to help fulfil her waiting list. She has a growing team, a steady stream of enquiries, and a business that felt like it was moving to the next level. […]
How to Choose a Practice Management System (PMS)
Introduction Selecting the right practice management system is one of the most important decisions you can make as a clinic owner. Whether you are a physiotherapist, psychologist, podiatrist, osteopath, speech and language therapist or running a multi-disciplinary practice, the right PMS shapes how clients experience your business and how efficiently your team delivers care. Many […]
