Collecting payment for treatment can often become a difficult process, or one that is drawn out. The following article discusses strategies to help mitigate issues which may arise from outstanding payments and simple ways to handle clients who do not pay immediately. Read more…

Tips and resources to consider when developing a policy and procedure manual for your clinic. Read more…

As a clinic owner it is important to use certain benchmarking measures to gauge the success, profitability, and client retention of your clinic. Read on to learn about how to benchmark and important benchmarking measures you may want to consider. Read more…

Many clinicians face the dilemma of employee versus independent contractor when hiring other physiotherapists at their clinic. This article touches on the main differences, pros and cons of the two options. Read more…

A clearly worded, specific contract can eliminate confusion for Associates, Clinic Owners and patients when a physiotherapist decides to leave the clinic. Read on to learn more about the legalities surrounding contract termination.

When looking to recruit professionals to work at your clinic, it is important to have a clear picture of what type of person you are seeking. Read on for important points to consider while recruiting.

Over the years, healthcare has transformed into a world influenced by consumer demands, governmental regulations, and financial pressures. Accountability has become increasingly critical in healthcare. One way to promote accountability is through performance measurement. Read More…

There has been a recent increase in the inquiries that come through our division pertaining to the processes of buying, selling and merging businesses and the pros and cons associated.  When delving into “why” it became apparent that it is largely in response to one of two trends in our profession. Read More…

There seems to be a progression across medical disciplines and treatment techniques that occurs as it progresses from “the research is lacking but we know it works” to “evidence-informed best practice”. This parallels the progress of the terms used to categorize it from “alternative medicine”, to “paramedical”, to “primary healthcare”. Read More…