In this episode, Gordon talks with Samara Stone, LCSW about having a pro-insurance private practice. Samara is a person you need to know in the private practice realm. Samara teaches so much about work-life balance and is an innovative and … Read more…
Category Archives: Insurance
In this episode Gordon talks with Rachael Norman about helping self-paying clients who want to use their health insurance to pay for your services. The easiest way for practitioners to help people collect out-of-network health insurance benefits is to offer … Read more…
In this episode, Gordon talks with Jim Turner about collections and getting paid in your private practice as a therapist, counselor or other mental health provider. They discuss having client credit cards on file and how to have a system … Read more…
In the podcast interview, Gordon talks with Danielle Kepler, LCPC about insurance credentialing and billing in private practice as a therapist, counselor, social worker or other mental health clinicians. Danielle speaks to some of the advantages and disadvantages of being … Read more…
For many therapists and counselors the term “HIPAA Compliance” just has a way of bringing up some anxiety. We have this tendency to think of HIPAA as that “big brother” that is watching us if we fail to follow the … Read more…
In the first two articles (Part 1 & Part 2) we looked at what is needed for someone in private practice as a counselor to file insurance claims once you are credentialed with an insurance company. In this post we’ll … Read more…
In the last few blog posts we have been looking at some of the pros and cons of taking insurance and then what it takes to begin taking insurance in your private practice as a counselor or therapist. In particular, … Read more…
In the previous blog post and video I did, I have discussed some of the pros and cons of getting credentialed and starting to take insurance in your private practice as a therapist. In the last post I did on … Read more…
Navigating the Insurance Maze
Why I Decided to Take Insurance… Over 10 years ago when I decided to go into private practice as a therapist, I had to decide if I was going to get credentialed and begin joining insurance panels. You see, the … Read more…
Building and growing a private practice really comes down to one main factor; getting the referral sources and steady flow of clients you need to stay in practice. For people starting out in private practice one of the things you … Read more…