
Your first practice
New grads and early-career clinicians who want their own practice, often funding it from savings with no revenue yet.
We work with PMHNPs, psych PAs, psychiatrists and therapists across the US, whether you're opening your first private practice or already running one.
Your assessment turns what you've done so far into a roadmap, so you know what to do next and in what order.

New grads and early-career clinicians who want their own practice, often funding it from savings with no revenue yet.

Leaving means replacing everything at once: admin, scheduling, billing, referrals and tech support. Your roadmap puts it in order.

Seeing clients in the evenings while you keep a day job. That's how Steve started.
Your assessment looks at the whole practice and gives you a scorecard: what's solid, what needs attention and what to do next.

A second location or a new service line, and the basics didn't keep up.

No visibility into your biller, your collections or what payers really pay you.

Getting organized so the practice can be handed off one day, in good order.
Whether you're a therapist, a psych PA, a psychiatrist or a PMHNP, it starts the same way. If you prescribe, your roadmap covers your DEA and controlled-substance registration too.
Platforms can help a practice grow, and we can work alongside one. Owning your contracts means the terms are yours.
We'd rather say it now than on the call.
Websites come with ongoing support for new practices. We don't sell them on their own.
We don't run social media or marketing campaigns.
We don't give it. We'll tell you when it's time to talk to a professional.
A vetted biller does that work, and we can help you find one.
Check your platform agreement first, ideally with a healthcare attorney. We don't give legal advice on it.
Yes. It starts with a Practice Needs Assessment: a top-to-bottom look at your practice, with a scorecard and clear next steps.
Bring them to the discovery call. They can hear the plan from a team that has already done it.
Opening or already open, it starts the same way. The short questionnaire asks about your practice, never about patients.