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Why Choose a Business Credit Card vs Personal Card for My Healthcare Practice?

As a healthcare practitioner, choosing the right credit card is important for managing your practice’s finances. In this post, we’ll explore the benefits and key differences of using a business credit card vs. personal card for your healthcare practice, including separation of personal and business finances, potential liability issues, credit score impact, and increased spending… Read On

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The Healthcare Professional’s Guide to Secure Live Chat Solutions

Have you ever had a package go missing or had questions about an item you wanted to buy? Live website chat may have been your go-to solution to get answers. In the healthcare setting, tools like this could come in handy, but very few were built with healthcare providers specifically in mind. If you have… Read On

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How To Choose a Business Credit Card for Your Practice

Almost every physician in private practice today understands the fear that comes with revenue disruption. For dermatologists, plastic surgeons and doctors in many other fields, the pandemic stalled business. Though it was scary for all, those with credit lines had a safety net.  A business credit card is an essential tool because it allows you… Read On

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How to start a medical practice and technologies to get you moving quicker

You probably are well aware of the benefits of deciding to start a medical practice. Amongst many factors, one in particular stands out: Autonomy. Starting your own medical practice is no easy task. But the freedom that comes with opening your own practice is convincing enough for many. If you’re looking to start a medical… Read On
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