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Mon, 23 June 2014

021 Carrie Clark On Opening Her Private Practice And Her Passive Therapy Income

Carrie Clark is a Speech Therapist in Columbia, Missouri. She has a private practice clinic called The Children's Speech and Language Center.

She also has a passive income website at speechandlanguagekids.com.

Carrie began her therapy career working in the public school system but became disillusioned due to the amount of work placed upon her and unreasonable co-workers. She began searching for a way out of her situation. This lead her to both private practice and learning how to create passive income.

Here is what you will learn:

How she started and how she grew
How she did billing at the beginning and how she does it now

How she worked out a sublease with a local pediatrician office
Why she does not bill private insurance
How she generates passive income
Her thoughts on using debt to start a business
How long it took her to build up a full caseload
What types of marketing work best for her
Her take on giving presentations in the community
What she uses to write progress notes
Her advice for therapists starting to think about private practice

Direct download: 021_Carrie_Clark.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 8:07pm CDT

Sat, 7 June 2014

020 Angela Hanscom - A Different Therapy Practice Business Model

When I first read about Angela Hanscom and her Timbernook camps I thought here is an OT after my own heart. She really thinks out of the box and has been super creative with her private practice. She has developed a business that is not the typical private practice business model.

Then I learned that she helps other therapists do the same thing and she now has a growing business. At that point I reached out to her to see if she would join me in a podcast.

She licenses her outdoor camp to other therapists and professionals so that they can run one in their own geographical area, wherever that may be. She provides a turn key, start to finish package that others can use.

Here is what you will learn:

How she started
She didn't start with a business in mind - rather service to others
How she sets up a camp
How she scaled her idea to a business
The therapy philosophy of Timbernook camps
Why Timbernook camps sell out so fast
Where Timbernook camps can be hosted - No you don't need to own 20 acres of land
What her Timbernook core business team looks like
How she put her family first and worked her business around that priority

Thanks for listening,
Scott Harmon

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Direct download: 020_Angela_Hanscom_-A_Different_Therapy_Practice_Business_Model.mp3
Category:general -- posted at: 7:42pm CDT

She also has a passive income website at speechandlanguagekids.com.

Carrie began her therapy career working in the public school system but became disillusioned due to the amount of work placed upon her and unreasonable co-workers. She began searching for a way out of her situation. This lead her to both private practice and learning how to create passive income.

Here is what you will learn:

How she started and how she grew

How she did billing at the beginning and how she does it now

How she worked out a sublease with a local pediatrician office

Why she does not bill private insurance

How she generates passive income

Her thoughts on using debt to start a business

How long it took her to build up a full caseload

What types of marketing work best for her

Her take on giving presentations in the community

What she uses to write progress notes

Her advice for therapists starting to think about private practice