The Practice You Want Is on the Other Side of Control
By Tracy Cherpeski
Category: Mindset & Leadership | Est. Read Time: 5 min
You say you want a thriving practice. A team that runs without you. Time with your family that doesn’t feel stolen. Space to actually breathe.
And I believe you.
So why does it feel like the harder you work, the further away it gets?
In my 15+ years of coaching — and the last several working exclusively with healthcare practice owners — I’ve seen the same pattern again and again. The problem isn’t your team. It isn’t your systems. It isn’t even the insurance model or the staffing market or the economy.
It’s the grip.
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Rebalancing Healthcare: Addressing Physician Work-Life Integration and Well-being
By Miranda Dorta
Imagine a healthcare system where 6 out of every 10 physicians are experiencing symptoms of burnout. Where practice owners are working far more hours than they ever anticipated, with administrative tasks consuming a third (or more) of their time. Where the very strengths that make doctors exceptional at their jobs – drive, problem-solving, perfectionism – are silently eroding their personal lives and well-being.
This isn't a hypothetical scenario. It's the reality facing our healthcare system today.
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Addressing BIPOC Mental Health: A Call to Action for Healthcare Providers
By Miranda Dorta
July isn't just about beach trips and barbecues. It's a pivotal month that shines awareness on a critical issue: BIPOC Mental Health. As healthcare providers and private practitioners, you’re called to action. It's time to peel back the layers, challenge the assumptions, and revolutionize your approach to mental health care for BIPOC populations. Are you truly seeing and hearing everyone who needs your help? Let's dive into the unique challenges faced by BIPOC communities and emerge with innovative solutions that could transform lives.
Prioritizing Provider Wellness: A Pathway to a Healthy, Profitable Practice
By Tracy Cherpeski
The past few years have been a wake-up call that this fundamental issue can no longer be ignored. With the healthcare industry facing major staffing shortages and workplace culture challenges, a new approach is critical.
At the core of this much-needed shift is a powerful truth: healed people heal people.
Empowering Wellness Through Nutrition and Self-Care
By Miranda Dorta
A profound shift is underway in healthcare, one that focuses on the transformative power of nutrition and self-care. This shift is not just a trend but an important movement towards holistic, patient-focused care. Medical providers stand at the forefront of this shift, playing a vital role in guiding patients toward a path of wellness through nutrition and self-care. By incorporating nutritional or health coaching services, not only can you enhance your patients' well-being, but you can also create a profitable income source for your practice.
Navigating Winter Blues as a Provider Owner
By Miranda Dorta
As we find ourselves amid the winter season, many find themselves caught in the aftermath exhausted from the previous month of festivities, family gatherings, and the hustle and bustle. Not to mention, the looming task of crafting New Year’s resolutions to kickstart the “new year, new you” mentality. However, for practice owners and those managing private practices, the winter season can bring about particular challenges that contribute to what is commonly known as the "winter blues."
Charting the Course: Innovations Shaping the Future of Healthcare
By Miranda Dorta
The transition from college to the "real world" comes with a whirlwind of challenges, and one that often goes overlooked is the struggle to find trustworthy doctors and manage one's healthcare independently. For many young adults, this can be a daunting task, filled with uncertainties and questions.
Navigating Healthcare Challenges for Post-College Individuals: Insights and Solutions
By Miranda Dorta
Transitioning from college to the professional world brings a range of new responsibilities for young adults, including managing their healthcare. Many individuals encounter difficulties accessing appropriate healthcare services, particularly in finding OB/GYNs, primary care doctors, and affordable care options.
In a perfect world, national healthcare plans would not be dependent upon employment or income; however, in America that is not the case. By sharing the challenges young adults/post-graduates face once stepping out of the cocoon of schooling, we hope to share the importance of affordable and accessible healthcare.