Author: David Leichter
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What Does an Accountant for Doctors Actually Do?
Doctors don’t struggle with finances because they’re bad at math. They struggle because the financial side of medicine in the U.S. is layered, regulated, and unforgiving. Between patient payments, insurance reimbursements, payroll, and federal and state tax laws, the financial side of a medical practice gets complicated quickly. That’s usually when the question comes up:…
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What is Bookkeeping for Doctors and Why It Matters for Medical Practices
Bookkeeping is one of the most overlooked parts of running a medical practice, yet it shapes everything from cash flow to compliance to long-term stability. Doctors and medical professionals spend years training to deliver patient care, not to manage finances. Still, modern healthcare practices require clear financial records, accurate reporting, and dependable systems to stay…
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How Therapists Can Streamline Bookkeeping for Insurance and Client Payments
Some weeks, your calendar is packed and your therapy practice feels steady. Then, you check your accounting software and wonder why your income doesn’t match the number of client sessions you completed. You know the work happened, yet your financial records tell a different story. Sometimes the insurance reimbursements haven’t arrived. Sometimes claims sit pending…
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Start Today: Bookkeeping Services Built Specifically for Therapists
Some days your practice feels steady and predictable. Other days you’re catching up on financial records between sessions and hoping everything adds up at tax time. Most private practice owners never planned to become their own bookkeepers, yet the work still lands on your desk. Bookkeeping services built specifically for therapists step in right where…
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Bookkeeping Made Easy for Therapists: A Practical Guide
Running a therapy practice is fulfilling, but bookkeeping can feel like a chore. Still, keeping your books in order is what helps your business stay healthy and compliant. Once you have a system that fits how you work, tracking money stops being stressful and starts being useful. For therapists, bookkeeping shows you what your cash…
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Financial Red Flags Therapists Shouldn’t Ignore in Their Practice
Running a therapy practice means balancing care for your clients with care for your business. When your attention is pulled toward sessions, notes, and client needs, it’s easy for small financial warning signs to slip through the cracks. Aside from providing excellent mental health support, a healthy therapy practice’s success also depends on strong financial…