In episode 51, Gerda dives into one of her favourite and most transformative topics, being how proper business planning, done the allied health way, sets thriving practice owners apart from those stuck in constant catch-up mode. Gerda unpacks why generic planning systems just don’t work for the realities of private practice, and shares a practical, values-driven approach that brings calm, clarity, and momentum to your business. You’ll hear why planning isn’t just about pretty to-do list...
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In episode 51, Gerda dives into one of her favourite and most transformative topics, being how proper business planning, done the allied health way, sets thriving practice owners apart from those stuck in constant catch-up mode. Gerda unpacks why generic planning systems just don’t work for the realities of private practice, and shares a practical, values-driven approach that brings calm, clarity, and momentum to your business. You’ll hear why planning isn’t just about pretty to-do list...
43. What is a Realistic Profit Margin in Allied Health Private Practice?
The Private Practice Success Podcast
35 minutes
2 months ago
43. What is a Realistic Profit Margin in Allied Health Private Practice?
In episode 43, Gerda dives into one of the most misunderstood (and often controversial) topics in allied health private practice: Profit Margins. With honesty and practical insight, Gerda unpacks why talking about money isn’t just important for your business, but absolutely essential for your ability to help more people, build a sustainable team, and create long-term impact. From defining what a profit margin actually is, to explaining why percentages matter more than dollar amounts, Ge...
The Private Practice Success Podcast
In episode 51, Gerda dives into one of her favourite and most transformative topics, being how proper business planning, done the allied health way, sets thriving practice owners apart from those stuck in constant catch-up mode. Gerda unpacks why generic planning systems just don’t work for the realities of private practice, and shares a practical, values-driven approach that brings calm, clarity, and momentum to your business. You’ll hear why planning isn’t just about pretty to-do list...
