The OT Private Practice One Page Business Plan

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For occupational therapist starting a private pay practice the secret to getting started is to do LESS, not more. There's no better place than making sure your business plan is simple. In fact, it should fit all on 1 page and contain just 5 critical elements. In this video I walk you through our 1 page OT private practice business plan that served us for the first year.
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This video is not intended as professional or legal advice. Be sure to seek the services of a professional and understand the risks you are undertaking.

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1 июл 2022

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@user-qk2mk6ci6j 4 месяца назад

You are brilliant, thank you!

@dougvestal 4 месяца назад

Thank you!

@awsom2221 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for doing this !!! Soo encouraging

@dougvestal 7 месяцев назад

absolutely - glad it was helpful!

@stephaniepoma7898 Год назад

Im binge watching 🤩

@dougvestal Год назад

awesome! 😃

@staciemorris2558 8 месяцев назад

How do you determine your business taxes for the year? Is that usually about 15%? How did you determine your businesses expenses? Did you just set a budget for that? Checking out your videos and this was very encouraging.

@dougvestal 8 месяцев назад

the taxes part really depends on the type of business entity you are as they are all taxed differently. For business expenses I would take a careful look at everything to determine if it is a "now" item or if it can be a "later" item. I like starting simply and then using revenue from seeing clients to re-invest in the business. The place I find not to see as an "expense" but rather an "investment" is your marketing efforts. Flyers, brochures, events, community workshops, your website, etc., are all the things that are really going to move the needle in terms of getting clients to reach out and book so you can earn revenue. I've got a whole video on costs that you can watch here: www.freedomofpractice.com/cost