private practice conference 2 Archives SoMeDocs: Doctors on Social Media

Panel Discussion: Building and Sustaining a Thriving Private Practice in Today’s Healthcare Landscape

This panel brings together physician practice owners to share real-world insights on starting, managing, and growing a thriving independent practice.

Panel Discussion: What if I Told You That Direct Surgical Care Saved My Practice?

This panel will discuss how to start up, and run, a direct surgical care practice.

How Direct Specialty Care is Perfect For the Introvert and How To Thrive

Tea Nguyen, DPM lectures on why, if you find that the traditional insurance-based volume-focused private practice exhausting, leaving you feeling drain, you’ll want to consider the Direct Care model.

Why CRM and AI Are Non-Negotiable

Dr. Sodhi and Caudill’s session explain how direct-pay physicians can simplify practice tech, add smart automations, and use AI to streamline patient flow and grow sustainably.

Hiring, Firing and Managing the Style your Staff, As a Reflection of You

Randie Schacter DO teaches us how to hire, train and properly fire staff, in order to create a process that makes things less stressful for you and them.

Creating a Minimalist Mobile Direct Care Practice

Daniel Paull, MD lectures on the nuts and bolts of starting a minimalist mobile direct care practice, as an orthopedist who started one.

Practice Authentically and Effectively: How to Build, Bill, and Love Your Direct Lifestyle Medicine Practice

Melissa Mondala, MD shares about the various healthcare systems and programs that practice with Lifestyle Medicine incorporated within.

Employee Engagement, Investment and Management in Private Practice: How to Build Your Self-Managing Team

Sarah Neitzel, DPM will teach private practice owners to address how to hire, engage, invest and manage employees to build out a rock-star self-managing team.

Marketing versus Operations: Who Gets Your Last Dollar?

Business triage means investing in the seat that saves your company/brand. Brian J Dixon, MD asks who should get your very last dollar: Marketing or Operations?