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When you work with insurances in speech therapy private practice, you will have claim denials. In this episode, I discuss common causes of claim denials as well as speak about patterns and trends to watch out for when dealing with insurances so that you can get paid.

In this episode:

01:28 – Happy Mardi Gras 2018!

04:40 – Claim denials in Speech Therapy Private Practice

05:10 – Explanation of Benefits (EOBs)

05:44 – Benefit Checks

06:35 – Documentation and Proof of Insurance Verification

07:05 – Noting Plan Customer Service Representative details

08:16 – Timely Filing rules in Speech Therapy Private Practice

09:16 – Patterns and Trends to note when looking at reimbursements

Also when you look at claim denials for Speech therapy, was it a data entry problem? Did you put their correct data service? What about the patient’s date of birth? Was that correct? Or the subscriber number, was that entered correctly? Every card when you look at the front and back of the insurance card, you’ll see a subscriber number. Also was there an authorization number that should have been put on there? And you want to make sure that there’s no data entry problems on the claim.

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Well, Hello everyone! You’re listening to the Speech therapy Private practice Startup Podcast; this is episode number 34. My name is Kyle Meades and I’m a speech and language pathologist since 1993 and these podcasts are designed to help you improve your business and your life one podcast at a time.

Welcome back to the show everyone. Today is February 11, 2018 and as of today we have well over twenty eight thousand seven hundred and twenty five listeners to the show. Some of which I know for a fact from the New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Southeast Louisiana area and Happy Mardi Gras to you guys down in Southeast Louisiana. Hope you guys are having a good time because every time, this time of the year rolls around I get real homesick. Here in the Tucson, Arizona sunny dry and a missing night gumbo, fried shrimp, oysters, red beans, rice and sausage. It’s crazy.

The other day, yesterday at the office she says, “Hey Kyle, what’s a king cake?” I say, “Well that’s something we eat in New Orleans around this time every year in New Orleans. It’s a pastry is kind of like a bagel cinnamon roll and it’s in a circle form and it’s got sugar on top of it. The sugars colored green and gold and purple those Mardi Gras colors and there’s a little plastic baby in there and everybody gets slice and whoever gets the plastic baby has to buy the next King cake for the next party. Now everybody is like well, “Don’t swallow the baby, you can’t. No, you don’t swallow the baby. You spit it out and show it to your friends and say I got the baby I gotta get the next King cake.” And where do you get a King cake?” I say, “the best place to get a King cake is either Gambino’s bakery or Haydel’s bakery on the West Bank. They got the moist King cake. You want it to dry has got to be moist. Anyway this is some second line music from the city of New Orleans and if you hear this. Anywhere in the area of New Orleans southeast Louisiana it means you’re close to the Mardi Gras parade route. So this is it.

I used to live on 716 Dauphine, New Orleans in the French Quarter and my balcony wrapped around and looked down Dauphine street down towards Downtown. And then you kind of wrapped around Orleans and you look towards Bourbon Street and the sights that you used to see from that balcony I could write a book. Good clean family fun from that balcony I tell you what. Have you guys ever been in New Orleans?

Responsibility in your speech therapy private practice  can come in many forms.  The most obvious is being responsible to your patients, showing up and delivering good quality treatments and working on your offer that converts.  There is also financial responsibility, social responsibility, responsibility to your team and most importantly being responsible and honest with yourself.  In this episode, I address responsibility and also challenge my listeners to look deep inside and find what is coming between you and your desire to start (or expand) your own speech therapy private.

In this episode:

03:12 – Welcome New All Access Community members

03:40 – Podcast Review: 2017

06:38 – Responsibility

06:50 – Financial Responsibility & Social Responsibility

08:28 – Start your own Speech Therapy Private practice

09:52 – You’ve got to have an offer that converts

But there’s so many moving parts to this and it commands responsibility. So think about this you need to first be responsible to yourself. Now you’ve got to start that Private practice if you’re listening to this podcast I know you want to start your own Speech Therapy Private practice. You’re here for a reason. And every day that you delay is going to be profits down the road that you will not have because you started later and got on the Facebook and the Twitter and watching YouTube cat videos, and you just got distracted. Again you’ve got to start. How much of your future are you really losing by not starting right now. Don’t forget this. There’s always a price for getting what you want but there’s also a cost by not getting it.

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Well, Hello everyone! You’re listening to the Speech therapy Private practice Startup Podcast; this is episode number 33. My name is Kyle Meades and I’m a speech and language pathologist since 1993 and these podcasts are designed to help you improve your business and your life one podcast at a time.

Welcome back to the show everyone. Thanks again for all the emails and all the questions. I really appreciate it. Happy New Year and I hope 2018 is just as good or even better as 2017, and as of today, today is Sunday January 7th 2018. We have well over 27,168 listeners to the show. And when you break that down across the world we’ve got United States at the top, then Japan, Australia, United Kingdom, Canada, India, Germany, South Africa and Singapore. Now when you break it down in the United States alone and look at just the states here in the U.S., California’s topping the charts with the most listeners, then it’s Texas, New York, Florida, Arizona, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and then Maryland.

So I hope you guys are getting valuable information out of these podcasts. These are free for you. So if you wouldn’t mind just please go to iTunes and leave five star feedback so that way other people can get the same good information that you’re getting. Also if you’re on the Google platform, the Android system, if you wouldn’t mind just going to your podcast program of choice and leave in some good Five Star feedback there. That would really help me and help others find the show easier so I would really appreciate that.

Also too I wanted to give a shout out to Pamela and Elena. Those are two new Private SLP All Access Forum Community members. Welcome to our community and I hope you guys are learning heaps. I know we have an upcoming training in January on ‘Goal setting’, so that’s going to be coming up and we’re looking forward to that. So I also wanted to kind of go through what we&#...

Going through an audit in speech therapy private practice can be frustrating, time consuming and scary (but it doesn’t have to be).  In this episode, I reveal a few items that a financial auditor will require from you as a provider plus give you important insight to required documentation that will prove the speech therapy visit actually occurred.  I first learned about this piece of documentation (called a signed visit log) from my good friend, Bob Herrmann who owns a very successful clinic in Surprise, AZ called Team4Kids.  Have you ever been audited?  Please comment below and share your thoughts on audits in speech therapy private practice.

In this episode:

01:40 – Listener Statistics

02:15 – Top states listening to the podcast

03:55 – Billing or credentialing services

04:08 – Financial audits

05:58 – Honesty and Integrity

08:04 – Visit documentation

You want to make sure you’re doing things appropriately. So again honesty and integrity those are the two main factors when you have your own Speech therapy private practice and so when you do get audited and it will happen eventually you’re ready for it. So I want to give you some insight to a financial audit. Sometimes they’re caught a post payment auditor or a post payment review. And you’re going to see when the auditor does contact you. You want to be respectful, you want to be kind because again that person is doing their job. They have a boss and they’re just trying to get information to give to their higher ups so you can get through the process. So again you want to stay calm, do the right thing, be respectful, be concerned, be honest and be forthcoming.

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Well, Hello everyone! You’re listening to the Speech therapy Private practice Startup Podcast; this is episode number 32. My name is Kyle Meades and I’m a speech pathologist since 1993 and these podcasts are designed to help you improve your business and your life one podcast at a time.

Welcome back to the show everyone. Thanks again for all the emails and all the questions. And as of today, today is Saturday December 2nd 2017. We have well over twenty six thousand four listeners to the show. And I’m really happy you guys are out there getting valuable information. You’ve heard me say it time and time again value is what you get in the absence of money. These podcasts are free for you and if you are enjoying them would you please help others find the podcast easier and just go to iTunes or on the Android platform. The Google platform and leave 5 stars so others can find the podcast easier and get the same benefit.

Now we have many listeners from around the world. Currently the United States tops the list and we’ve got Japan then Australia, United Kingdom, Canada India, Germany, South Africa and then Singapore. Now when you look at the listener base just in the United States it looks like the West Coast California topping the charts. Then we’ve got Texas, New York, Florida, Arizona, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Maryland and then New Jersey. So those are the top states listening to the podcast and again I’m glad you are here and there’s something that you want to discuss with me just reach out and shoot me an email and you can find me at privateslp.com/contact.

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In speech therapy private practice, there are two things that really matter if you want to stay profitable (and open for business). In this episode, I discuss revenue and expenses and the importance of managing the flow of money coming into and out of the practice.

In this episode:

02:00 – Listener Statistics

02:40 – Staying Connected

03:45 – Revenue & Expenses

04:18 – Profit & Loss

05:50 – CPT 92507 Untimed Code

08:20 – Managing Expenses

10:40 – All Access Community

Now with insurance remember in speech therapy we bill the code 92507 that’s what you bill. But don’t forget this goal now 92507 is an untimed code, it’s non-time, it’s not time. So in other words you don’t bill 92507 by the unit, you bill one visit 92507 and that’s it. Unless you have a contract that clearly states that your 92507 is per unit. And I’ve only seen that one time. So again 92507 is a non-time code when you bill that out and you look at your EOB’s when they come back you want to see what your reimbursement rate is and then you want to see how long you’re seeing that patient for because again if you are giving away more time than what you’re bringing in you’re losing money you’re giving away revenue and that’s going to put you in the negative.

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Well, Hello everyone! You’re listening to the Speech therapy Private practice Startup Podcast; this is episode number 31. My name is Kyle Meades and I’m a speech pathologist since 1993 and these podcasts are designed to help you improve your business and your life one podcast at a time.

Welcome back to the show everyone. Thanks again for all the emails and all the questions. And as of today today is Sunday October the 29th 2017. We have well over 24,122 listeners to the show and when you break that down all over the world you’re going to find the United States tops the map and then we’ve got Japan and then Australia, the U.K., Canada, Germany, India, South Africa and Singapore. And then when you look at the United States as a whole the top state that listens in the most right now is California, then Texas, New York, Florida, Arizona, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and then Maryland. So that’s the distribution of our listeners out there and again if you’re brand new to the podcast. Welcome aboard and I hope you find some good valuable information, if you want to start and grow or scale your own Speech therapy private practice.

And if you go to the front page privateslp.com that main index landing page you’ll see a place there that says “Stay connected”. Go and put your email address in there and I’ll send you some information on Speech therapy private practice events and that may be in your area in the near future. I really don’t send a lot of emails, for those of you who’ve been around since day one and it’s been about three years now so it’s really nice to have you guys still out there listening. But you know I’m not a spammer. I don’t have a lot of corporate sponsorship. I’ve had a few people lately who want to put some advertisements on the Web site. I just decline it. I just don’t want that and I want to keep this free of charge. And for you guys we don’t need a lot of advertisements at the moment so I declined those and so again if you want to stay up to date with Speech therapy private practice and also too there’s going to be a PrivateSLP live event coming up pretty soon so you may want to go ahead and put your...

 

When starting a speech therapy private practice, we need to have lots of hope to start (and grow) the business. Alfred Adler said, “Hope is the foundational quality of all change, and encouragement is the fuel which keeps hope alive.” In this 30th episode, I start out by answering two questions from the listening community and then continue the podcast by encouraging the listening audience to remain persistent and driven and never give up! We all have a choice: We can either choose to make the speech therapy private happen, or choose to give up.

In this episode:

01:35 – Over 22,019 listeners

03:05 – Answering a listener Email

05:06 – Keeping a separate accounting log for the business

05:35 – Tracking expenses

09:29 – Legal standpoints for speech therapy private practice

12:48 – Employees: It’s about relationships

14:18 – Old Tucson Studios

21:28 – The right way to start a speech therapy business

You know I come from the point of view that when I hire a therapist when I hire somebody to work with me not for me. Yes I own the company, we have many people who work together and we serve our patients. But I’m not just looking for someone to come into the clinic and just bill and see patients. I’m looking for relationships and I talked about that in a previous episode. It’s all about relationships. And when I make sure that I’m providing the best possible treatments speech and occupational therapy treatments for these families that come to our clinic I know I’m going to attract very good solid people because when I do the right thing good things are going to happen.

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Well, Hello everyone! You’re listening to the Speech therapy Private practice Startup Podcast; this is episode number 30. My name is Kyle Meades and I’m a speech pathologist since 1993 and these podcasts are designed to help you improve your business and your life one podcast at a time.

Welcome back to the show everyone. Today is Thursday September 28 2017. And as of today we have over 22,019 listeners to the show and I’m glad you’re out there and I really hope that you’re getting good valuable free information from these podcasts because again if you’re just starting out and you just happen to find us, welcome and I hope you have a good solid pleasant private practice journey. And I’m here to help you along the way.

When I started out there wasn’t much out there on Private practice and Speech therapy private practice so I started to do a podcast and to make a lot of information available through blog posts and audio so I hope you find this information valuable. And if you do if you’re getting value out of this please go to the iTunes store or the Google Play platform and leave some five-Star feedback that way other people will find us easier and I know you guys are out there listening. As of today when I look at the geography of all of our listeners around the world for that matter the United States is at the top, then there’s Japan then Australia, the U.K, Canada, Germany, India, South Africa, Singapore; now when you break it down into states on the U.S. side we’ve got California topping then Texas, New York, Florida, Arizona, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Maryland and New Jersey. So I hope you guys are enjoying the podcast and thanks for being. Thanks for being out there and ask me these good que...

 

Let’s face it, we all want (and need) to get away from time to time so that we can relax and spend time with our family. But when you’re in business, you may not get paid if you’re not seeing patients. In this episode, I discuss the travel test and why it is important that you pass this important milestone in speech therapy private practice.

In this episode:

02:40 – Answering Nancy’s Question on the Podcast

05:35 – All Access Community

08:15 – The Travel test and Why is it Important?

11:25 – Staying Profitable

12:04 – Avoiding This Big Mistake: Owning Your Own Job

13:40 – The Difference Between a Job and Business

14:50 – Being Proactive

Now when I say just open up a business and leave, I think some people may get the wrong idea. This is not like just get rich quick and hire a bunch of people and just hope it works. No we’re talking about providing good solid treatments for the patients, having a wonderful place to work with the employees, offering those employees wonderful health insurance, vision insurance, dental insurance, 401k with a match paid time off paid vacations. I mean the employees are very important you have to take care when you have your own business and employees you’ve got to take care of people.

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Well, Hello everyone! You’re listening to the Speech therapy Private practice Startup Podcast; this is episode number 29. My name is Kyle Meades and I’m a speech pathologist since 1993 and these podcasts are designed to help you improve your business and your life one podcast at a time.

Welcome back to the show everyone. Thanks again for all the email and questions, and as of today, today’s Friday, August 25th 2017, we have well over 19,614 listeners to the show and it’s just really nice to have you guys on board. Now when you look at that number around the world you’ll see most of those listeners are coming in from the United States. But we have about fifteen hundred listeners in Japan, about eight hundred ninety five in Australia. Got some in the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, India and South Africa. And there’s also some in the Bahamas so it’s just really nice to see you guys out there getting this valuable information. Now when you look at the geography more specifically the United States right now topping the list is California, then we have Texas, New York, Florida, Arizona, Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. So I know that you guys are getting good value out there and values what you get in the absence of money and these podcasts are free for you so if you don’t mind can you help me help other people by just going simply to iTunes and leaving some good Five-Star feedback on iTunes that way other people can find the podcast easier.

Now I wanted to jump in on this episode and answer a question there’s a listener. Her name is Nancy. She sent me an email. More specifically speak pipe through the contact web page www.privateslp.com. You’re able to send me a voicemail so she had some questions and let’s listen to that now. “Hi Kyle, My name is Nancy. I’m currently I’m a full time bilingual SLP. So I just I’m really wanting to do my own thing. I think I would love it. I think I’d be great at it. I have a good feeling that this is what I want to do in the next few years so specifically with the next six months I want to get something go and pick up my first client.

In Episode 28, I talk about the cost of doing business. When I was very young, my dad (who was a hard-working plumber with an 8th grade education – he had over 100 employees in his plumbing contracting company) made me work hard. I hated all of the physical labor at that time, but reflecting back now, I see how it was a very important time for me. As a private practice and real estate owner, I still use these lessons today. It’s important to remember that I can’t keep all of the profits. In speech therapy private practice, the owner will have expenses, but these are necessary for everyone involved to succeed and get what they need: 1. The patient gets the treatment, 2. The employees get the job and benefits of employment, 3. The IRS gets their tax payments and 4. The landlord gets the rent payment. Everyone involved is a winner when this simple rule is followed: 10% of something is better than 100% of nothing.

In this episode:

01:00 – Seventeen thousand four hundred and twenty eight listeners

02:02 – Value of money

03:38 – Something that ties in the Private practice

03:50 – In business there are expenses

05:11 – There is always a cost of doing business

06:40 – Ten percent of something is better than a hundred percent of nothing

08:10 – You’ve got to suit up, show up and not be flaky and get that job done

This is something that ties in the Private practice as well. You’ve to understand its not what you get paid that makes you successful. Its what you retain and what you keep and what you save.

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Well, Hello everyone! You’re listening to the Speech therapy Private practice Startup Podcast; this is episode number 28. My name is Kyle Meades and I’m a speech pathologist since 1993 and these podcasts are designed to help you improve your business and your life one podcast at a time.

Welcome back to the show everyone. Today is July 22nd it’s a Saturday and its raining here in Tucson which is a very rare event. As of today we have well over Seventeen thousand four hundred and twenty eight listeners to the show and I am so grateful to have you guys on the program. Welcome back to all you listeners out there, if you are new to the podcast welcome aboard.

I was going back through some of the old podcast episodes one, two, three, four, it was just amazing how things have changed, how the formats changed and how the quality has changed but you know the content is still there so I hope you guys are getting that good valuable information. You know me I got to say it at every single podcast, “Value is what you get in the absence of money”. So these podcasts are free for you so if you wouldn’t mind go ahead and go to the iTunes store and leave some five star feedbacks. That way other people can get the same valuable information that you’re getting. I just wanted to say again welcome aboard and thanks for being a listener to the show. And if there is anything or any need just reach out to me at the website www.privateslp.com/contact.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Today I want to talk about the Value of money. My son recently got a new game station. He got a play station 4, so obviously we have to get rid of the Xbox one.

Bright shiny objects (BSOs) are what destroy our motivation, desire and drive to start our speech therapy private practice.  It’s seems like wherever we turn, BSOs are distracting us from our ultimate goal:  Start, grow and scale our very own speech therapy private practice.  Some of the more common BSOs are Facebook, email, Twitter and surfing the web.  In this episode, I talk about BSOs and ways to keep it simple so that we can create an offer that converts.  Without an offer that converts, you’re not in business.

In this episode:

01:38 – Thank you for the feedback

01:58 – Recording this episode in Hawaii (from the front porch)

04:36 – SOPs

05:48 – BSO – Be Careful

08:01 – The Basics: We need an offer that converts

08:48 – Accept Insurance

09:50 – Be Available

10:22 – Be Affordable

11:07 – Be Consistent

11:35 – The only solution to real growth is a team

We’ve got to keep it very simple, I’ve got to keep it simple and at its simplest form we need an offer that converts never forget that. An offer that converts, once you have an offer that converts that means you’ve got a customer and when you’ve got a customer you rants and repeat, you keep doing that over and over and over and at its simplest form we need an offer that converts.

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Well, Hello everyone! You’re listening to the Speech therapy Private practice Startup Podcast; this is episode number 27. My name is Kyle Meades and I’m a speech pathologist since 1993 and these podcasts are designed to help you improve your business and your life one podcast at a time.

Welcome back to the show everyone. Thanks again for reaching out to me via email and sending me all those questions. I hope you guys are getting valuable information. I say it at every single episode “Value is what you get in the absence of money”. And these podcasts are absolutely free for you and I hope that you guys are enjoying them. And if you’re getting that value please go to iTunes store and give me some feedback. I really appreciate all those five star feedbacks that are coming in. I know we have as of this episode we have 11 five star feedbacks and I really appreciate it. Skater check left one recently now. It was really nice. I appreciate that, and yeah it’s nice to have you guys out there and listening, and for those of you who are regular listeners, you’ll know that the audio quality is just a little bit different on this recording vs. the other recordings because all of the other recordings I think with the exception of one last year when I was in Australia, that quality was awful a little bit because I recorded that one in my hotel room there in Manly Beach Australia just right there north of Sydney.

This Podcast is being recorded in beautiful Oahu North Shore Hawaii and we come here every single year to the same exact place at the same exact time and we stay at this beautiful home that we rent in the same location every single year. It’s just a beautiful place here in Sunset Beach and it’s right there on the point and it’s just a wonderful family that we rent this house from. We started out renting this little batch on the back and it was about a six hundred square foot little batch,

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and the NOAH Principal are very important to remember as you start and grow your speech therapy private practice. In this episode, I discuss keeping notes and logging every aspect of your business on paper. You will quickly find that when you are just starting out, you are actually developing SOPs for your business. These SOPs then need to be refined over time and then cross-trained to others in your business (the NOAH Principal). NOAH is important for your business to run smoothly, because if an employee is out for any reason, then your business will run efficiently and smoothly.

In this episode:

02:11 – + 13,766 listeners

03:06 – Clinic Expansion: Additional Disciplines

03:53 – Last Month’s Webinar

05:52 – Noah Principle and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

06:41 – Tracking Your Moves to Develop SOPs

08:22 – NOAH Principal: Train in Pairs

Another principle I wanted to talk to you about today is the Noah Principle. And when you think about Noah, you think about Noah’s Arc, and when Noah was loading all those animals on to the arc in pairs, two animals. So, you want to make sure that two people in your office are trained on every single procedure. That way, if somebody is out on vacation, or unfortunately, if someone is sick, the other person can take over that task. It’s very important.

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Well, Hello everyone! You’re listening to the Speech therapy Private practice Startup Podcast; this is episode number 26. My name is Kyle Meades and I’m a speech pathologist since 1993 and these podcasts are designed to help you improve your business and your life one podcast at a time.

Welcome back to the show everyone. Thanks again for all the emails and questions. I really appreciate you guys being out there and as always I hope you’re getting valuable information from these podcasts. I going to say it value is what you get in the absence of money. And these podcasts are 100% absolutely free for you all. If you wouldn’t mind just please simply go to the iTunes platform of podcast, and leave some good 5 star feedback for the show. I really appreciate in the last month a couple people have left some good 5 star feedback. And that way other speech pathologist like yourself can find this information more easily and it’s readily available for everyone out there. So I just want everybody who is looking for this information I want them to be able to find it pretty quickly.

Also, today is May the 1st, 2017. As of today, we have over 13,766 listeners to this show, and man, that is so neat! I remember, we had two listeners, and it’s just really growing. Keep the questions coming in! And if you need to ask me a question, go to www.privateslp.com/contact it’s on the webpage there. Also too, I have one space available for the Perfect student. That’s when you can fly in to Tucson and work with me one-on-one, and I’ll show you all the details and innermost workings of a Speech therapy private practice, where you can start your own private clinic, or if you’re interested in a home health agency, I can show you that, too. We have two businesses here in Tucson, and combined we see well over, I would say it’s about close to 1700 people every month; we see, we provide speech and occupational therapy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Attention to detail is very important in speech therapy private practice. In this podcast, I will discuss those “little things” that we as business owners do on a daily basis to set the standard of care in our speech therapy private practice. If these tasks are neglected, people will notice, and often the result is a complaint. As I work with other private practice owners around the United States, I hear similar feedback, and these similarities are addressed in today’s episode.

In this episode:

01:14 – + 13,211 listeners

01:50 – The Perfect Student

03:07 – PrivateSLP Membership Community: Now Open

04:38 – Attention to Detail

05:56 – Setting the Standard

06:08 – Cleanliness

06:53 – Consistent Treatments

08:18 – Timeliness

08:57 – Business as a Priority

Also you want to keep the business as a priority instead of losing your professionalism and having confrontations with clients or employees. There are times when we as owners, will be tempted to let that standard of quality go down but we can’t. Even if we’re a Sole-practitioner we’ve got to understand that we have to set the standard.

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Well, Hello everyone! You’re listening to the Speech therapy Private practice Startup Podcast; this is episode number 25. My name is Kyle Meades and I’m a speech pathologist since 1993 and these podcasts are designed to help you improve your business and your life one podcast at a time.

Welcome back to the show everyone. Thanks again for all the emails, questions and mentions on Twitter. I really appreciate it, and as of today we have over 13,211 listeners to the show and I am really excited you guys are out there. I hope you are getting value and I always say value is what you get in the absence of money. These podcasts are free for you, so if you wouldn’t mind please go to iTunes and leave some good five star feedbacks, so the other people can gain these valuable information to start their own Speech therapy private practice. Also I want to say thanks for the other people out there who have left that feedback and its just nice to know you guys are getting that valuable information.

And also I want to tell you I have once space available for the Perfect Student. If that interests you please contact me, you can go to www.privateslp.com/coaching and you’ll have a choice their to apply for the Perfect Student. The Perfect Student is where you come in into Tucson, you work with me hand-in-hand and I will show you the innermost workings of a Speech therapy private practice outpatient facility or a Home Health agency or both. You’ll get all access to my forms, systems and trainings. I will show you how to bill it, how to collect it, how to get credentialed. I will show you all that, I will take you by the hand and just walk you through the steps. So it that interests you, go to www.privateslp.com/coaching there is a form you can fill out. There is an “Apply Now” button and once you hit that “Apply Now” button you’ll get taken to a Google form. And on that Google form its going to ask you for some specifics like your Email address, Name, Phone number, where you live,