An exclusive Live Webinar
Managed Care Finances for Therapy Practice
A Look at the Common Considerations when Deciding to Panel with 3rd-Party Payers
Hear About Some the Pros & Cons when Considering Working with Insurance as a Mental Health Clinician
Working as an in-network provider as a mental health professional can come with a lot of presumptions, fears, and sometimes unfounded biases. Depending on the populations you work with, how long you have worked as a provider, or even your geographic location, being paneled with 3rd-party payers can feel like an automatic necessity, or something that should be avoided.
The truth is, like we often say as therapists, is that "it depends."
Join us for this time with 2 group practice owners, one with an insurance-based practice and who runs a cash-based practice, and hear about some of the core dynamics that you should consider for your own practice. Even if you cannot make the live time for the webinar, still register and you will get access to the replay.
Questions that will be explored in this webinar include:
When to consider paneling with 3rd-party payers
Looking at the big factors to consider
Common biases related to insurance work with practices.
The finances of insurance work are always changing, here how.
Thinking through workflow in insurance-based practice
From collecting co-pays to following up on your filings
Solid financial planning for insurance practices
The importance of knowing your numbers in any sort of practice
About Gordon Brewer
Gordon is the owner and president of Kingsport Counseling Associates, PLLC in Kingsport, TN, a small and dynamic group practice serving a rural population that works mostly with 3rd-party payers.
Gordon is a licensed marital and family therapist and is an AAMFT approved supervisor.
Gordon is also the host of the Practice of Therapy Podcast and provides consulting for practice owners looking at financial planning, improved organization, and leading a insurance based practice.
About David Hall
Dr. Stephen "David" Hall is the founder and clinic director of Haven Counseling Center in Knoxville, TN where he leads a team of over 10 therapists in serving their community in a mid-size city. Most of Haven's work is fee-for-service, with little in 3rd-party payments.
David is licensed in marriage & family therapy and in mental health counseling, and serves as a supervisor for post-graduate therapists.
David also leads a continuing education and consulting group called PsychMaven, and helps practice owners looking at private pay client growth and alternative income sources such as medication management, workshops, and professional training offerings.