2 Reasons You Don’t Need a Business Plan — And One Reason Why You Might
Here are two reasons you don’t need a business plan (and one reason why it might be good to have one in your back pocket!) […]
Category: Private Practice
In 2020, Everybody Wins
At MindEase, we have a tradition of giving. Every year, we donate to three charities. This year? Everybody wins. Because sometimes, lifting others up is how we lift ourselves up, and 2020 has just been that kind of year. […]
From Environmental Education to Medical Billing: How We Built a Better Billing Service from the Ground Up
Marsha Hansen, the CEO of MindEase, has been leading her medical billing company to year-over-year growth for over a decade. Using the experience she’s gained from years of working with mental health professionals, she’s developed proven tactics that anyone can use to market and sell themselves more effectively. […]
Stacking Your Team 115: Raising the Bar for Your Clients with Marsha Hansen
People do their best work when they’re empowered.” In this episode of Stacking your Team with Shelli Warren, Marsha Hansen shares the story of MindEase Billing. How it came to be, how it’s grown, and how they continually try to raise the bar in the industry and focus on what therapists really need. […]
How to Take Home Six-Figures in Private Practice
Making time to grow your practice can be tough. Whether you’re just starting out, or your practice isn’t accomplishing what you’d hoped, smart financial decisions can help you get where you want to be. […]
5 Mistakes To Avoid When Starting Out In Private Practice
Here are five mistakes and solutions to some common private practice problems that we see new therapists are making. […]
Single Case Agreements for Continuity of Care
Whenever the economy shifts, as we’re currently seeing happen with COVID-19, patients are more likely to lose or change insurance. Since insurance coverage is a major factor in any patient-therapist relationship, a change to that coverage can be a risk to your practice. Even more importantly, it leaves patients without their usual support during a time when they likely need it most. […]