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More Revenue. More Profit. More Kiddos Helped.

You built your practice to help children and families.

That’s the heart of it.

But heart alone doesn’t cover payroll.

It doesn’t pay the rent, software, insurance, supplies, benefits and the 47 other expenses that seem to show up every month.

Your practice has to make money.

Not because profit is the whole point.

Because without profit, there is no practice.

You can’t keep helping more kiddos if the business can’t support itself.

Busy Doesn’t Always Mean Profitable

The practice may look busy and healthy from the outside.

Families are being served. Employees are working. Bills are getting covered.

But existence feels a bit hand-to-mouth.

Insurance reimbursements keep shrinking while just about everything else keeps going up:

Payroll
Benefits
Rent
Supplies
Administrative costs

You may be working harder than ever and making less.

Some owners pay themselves less than their employees.

Some don’t pay themselves at all.

And some are so busy running the practice that they haven’t had time to figure out whether they’re actually making money.

That can’t go on forever.

You Need to Know Where the Money Is Going

When the finances aren’t clear, every spending decision becomes a guessing game.

A staff member needs a new computer.

A department needs gym equipment.

A copier has to be replaced.

Each request may sound reasonable.

But can the practice afford it?

Will it bring in more money, save time or improve care?

Or is it just one more expense added to the pile?

You need to know:

What the practice can truly afford
Where money is being wasted
Whether payroll matches production
Which services are profitable
How much revenue the practice needs
What you should be paying yourself

You shouldn’t have to hold your breath every time you approve an expense. The numbers should help you make the decision.

Working Harder Doesn’t Equal More Profit

The obvious answer to making more profit may be to increase revenue.

But it may also be to:

Improve collections
Reduce unnecessary expenses
Raise staff productivity
Fill unused appointment time
Reduce cancellations and no-shows
Improve scheduling
Correct inefficient workflows
Adjust staffing levels
Stop providing services that cost more than they produce

Sometimes you don’t need to work harder.

You need the practice to work smarter.

You can do this with workable financial SOPs.

So the practice can keep more of the money it’s already earning.

Profit Is What Lets You Keep Helping Kiddos

Profit is not a bad word.

Profit gives you choices.

It lets you:

Reach more children and families
Reward your best employees
Hire the help you need
Improve SOPs
Add services or locations
Handle reimbursement cuts
Invest in better care

It also lets you pay yourself what you’re worth.

A profitable practice is a stable practice.

And a stable practice can keep serving families for years to come.

We Find Out What’s Eroding Your Profits

There usually isn’t one single reason a practice isn’t making enough money.

The problem may be:

Declining insurance reimbursements
Payroll that’s too high for the revenue being produced
Poor collections
Too many cancellations and empty spots in the schedule
Inefficient employees or workflows
Expenses that grew without a plan
Services that aren’t profitable
No budget or financial targets
Decisions being made without reliable practice numbers

That’s why we don’t give every owner the same financial formula and send them on their merry way.

We look at what’s actually happening inside your practice.

We find where the money is coming in, where it’s going out and what’s getting in the way of stronger profits.

Then we recommend the right help to remedy it.

Depending on what we uncover, that may include one or more of the following programs:

Our solutions are always customized for you.

We Help You Build a Practice That Supports Your Mission

The goal isn’t to slash expenses until everyone is miserable.

It’s to run the practice wisely so more of the money you earn turns into profit while you still provide quality care.

We help you:

Understand where the practice is making and losing money
Set realistic revenue, expense and profit targets
Make smarter financial decisions
Improve productivity and efficiency
Control costs without cutting what matters
Plan for growth
Build a practice that can support you, your team and the families you serve