As an orthodontist, handling the business aspect of your practice often takes a back seat to caring for your patients. Your practice may have difficulty flourishing unless someone is able to take care of the management side of things.
As your practice grows, you may find it impossible to successfully conduct the front and back-end of your business. Relinquishing these responsibilities can be a tough decision because you have handled your business affairs alone until now. However, if you want to grow your practice, it is wise to have a qualified practice manager who can handle all the other aspects of your business while you focus on what you do best—treating patients.
An orthodontic practice manager is responsible for accounting, purchasing, marketing, patient scheduling, insurance company negotiations, and general management—all of which is likely not practical for you to conduct in between patients. Whether you need someone to help you save money so you can invest in the newest equipment, save time so you can both attend to a larger number of patients and enjoy leisurely pursuits outside of work, or to help grow your profits and business as a whole, a orthodontic practice manager can get you to where you want to be.
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