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  • Is It Time to Renovate Your Space?

    Most physicians and practice managers don’t notice how worn down or out of date their offices become, but their patients notice. It’s more than mere aesthetics; you could potentially lose patients over a poorly kept office.

  • Reusing Medical Records Space

    Replacing money-eating space with revenue-producing space is just good business sense, especially when you consider what that space is costing you. Or, if you can’t replace chart space with clinical space, it’s still worthwhile to find another use for it, rather than just letting it sit empty or gather boxes of junk.
     

  • Are You Ready for a Satellite Office?

    Satellite medical offices – small offshoots from a main office – are a fairly inexpensive way to extend your reach into other counties or regions to grow your business. But, satellite offices require you to divvy up your time and resources, and there are no guarantees that a satellite office will ever be as strong as the main location.

  • Triple-Net Leases versus Full-Service Leases

    If your landlord came to you today and offered you a new lease with significantly lower rent, would you immediately sign on the dotted line or would you ask the most important question: is it a triple-net lease or full-service lease?
     

  • Understanding Stark Law: The Basics for Leasing

    Before accepting a sweetheart deal from your landlord, you should arm yourself with a basic understanding of Stark law, which prohibits physicians (or immediate family members) from taking deep discounts on their lease rates in exchange for patient referrals to hospitals or other entities that provide Medicare or Medicaid services.