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Hi all,
I just had a few questions as I think more about my future in pain. I've been thinking more and more about hustling on my own to start a PP rather than joining a large group or hospital. I did have a few questions.
-Would you ever recommend working for a few years prior to trying to start on your own?
-Do any small solo practices also start out with employing a physical therapist/occupational therapist under the same roof to both benefit from collections as well as know that patients are getting good therapy prescriptions (coming from a PMR background)?
-Are there any stats out there that discuss the point with patient load at which building an ASC would be worthwhile?
-What pain conferences are best for networking and learning from others with what has worked and what hasn't worked for starting your own practice?
Thank you for any input!
I just had a few questions as I think more about my future in pain. I've been thinking more and more about hustling on my own to start a PP rather than joining a large group or hospital. I did have a few questions.
-Would you ever recommend working for a few years prior to trying to start on your own?
-Do any small solo practices also start out with employing a physical therapist/occupational therapist under the same roof to both benefit from collections as well as know that patients are getting good therapy prescriptions (coming from a PMR background)?
-Are there any stats out there that discuss the point with patient load at which building an ASC would be worthwhile?
-What pain conferences are best for networking and learning from others with what has worked and what hasn't worked for starting your own practice?
Thank you for any input!