Medical

Running a medical practice means juggling many responsibilities. One of the most critical yet often overlooked tasks is bookkeeping.

Audits check whether your business can prove its activity with accurate records—quickly and calmly

Whether you operate as a sole proprietor or manage a multi-physician clinic under an S-Corp or LLC, the method you choose to pay yourself can significantly affect your taxes, retirement planning, and reinvestment capabilities.

Managing the finances of a medical practice is no small task. With complex billing systems, strict compliance requirements, and ever-changing healthcare regulations, keeping accurate financial records is crucial.

As a physician, your focus is patient care, but managing your practice’s finances is equally important—especially during tax season. A...

Running a medical practice is a rewarding but demanding job. While patient care is always the top priority, managing the financial side of your practice is just as critical for its success.

Fraud in medical practices doesn’t always look like a bold theft. In fact, it often looks like loyalty. The biggest risk? Too much trust, and not enough oversight.

Private medical practices are under growing financial pressure. Between delayed insurance reimbursements, rising operational costs, and inconsistent patient flow, many practitioners find themselves in a constant state of financial catch-up. While most focus on increasing revenue, few invest in the strategic foresight that predictive cash flow forecasting offers — and that inaction comes at a steep cost.