MBBCS Team

Billing is one of the biggest time drains in private practice. Unpaid claims quietly eat your income, and chasing them eats your evenings. Here's how to decide on help. Signs…

If you take insurance, your CAQH profile is how insurers see your credentials. Miss one small deadline and claims can stall. Here's what to know. What is CAQH? CAQH (renamed…

Opening a private practice in New York starts with forming the right business. For licensed therapists, that usually means a PLLC (professional limited liability company). It takes about 3 to…

What platforms pay, what they take, what your own practice costs and earns, and the middle path with fractional support that most New York therapists miss.

Collections, A/R over 60 days, show rate, cost per session, inquiries and conversion. A one-hour monthly routine that replaces guessing with decisions.

Texting, email, devices, shared passwords, BAAs, risk assessment, breach plan and telehealth. A practical checklist for solo and small group practices.

Being the only one who can do anything, no schedule edges, unpredictable money, mismatched caseload, no coverage. Five structural causes and the operational fix for each.

Cost, HIPAA, skills and who does the managing. Three real options for New York therapists who are drowning in admin, and a quick guide to which one fits.

Your break-even rate, how many reduced slots you can carry, a formula instead of a feeling, and two things that quietly break sliding scales.

Where the client sits decides the rule. Temporary practice allowances, PSYPACT and the compacts, insurance coverage, and a simple location policy for your practice.