Starting a practice 7-8 months out: Benefits and insurance

Choosing insurance coverage and practice perks can be daunting. This third installment of our series will help you snare the right ones.
You’ve been busy scouting a location for your practice, lining up experts to facilitate things, drawing up a budget, projecting your cash flow, and securing financing. You’ve also filed the paperwork for the certificates and licenses you’ll need to begining patients.
The next step—and it’s a big one—is to begin fleshing out the fringe benefit plan you can offer your staff and arranging for personal and business insurance coverage.
There’s a lot to digest, but don’t get discouraged. Your advisers can help, so lean hard on these people. Whenever possible, we’ll also suggest places for you to get more information.

Read more here: http://medicaleconomics.modernmedicine.com/news/starting-practice7-8-months-out-benefits-and-insurance

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