PracticeCare is devoted to helping private practice owners in healthcare stay private. We do that via guests who offer bite-sized business experience and advice…the kind you didn’t get in school. Our guests are private practice owners and service providers who help them. If you want to know just enough about business decisions you face to make a good one, PracticeCare is for you.
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Signup to Generate a PitchPracticeCare is devoted to helping private practice owners in healthcare stay private. We do that via guests who offer bite-sized business experience and advice…the kind you didn’t get in school. Our guests are private practice owners and service providers who help them.
Recent episodes include "Mickie Kennedy on PR in Your Hometown" (27 October 2026, 46 minutes), "E.J. Cyran on The Essentials of Good Partnership Agreements" (20 October 2026, 55 minutes), and "Joe Lessard on What a Fair Price For a Practice Really means" (6 October 2026, 26 minutes).
PracticeCare publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 39 minutes.
Booking probability for PracticeCare is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. PracticeCare requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. PracticeCare's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for PracticeCare are Health & Wellness Services. PracticeCare has a business audience.
PracticeCare is a business podcast.
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Episode #246
Public relations has its place in the marketing plan of private practices. The problem I’ve found is that quality public relations often costs more than most practices can allocate, but the quality affordable public...
When you go into practice with someone, you should consider the relationship like a professional marriage. Your partnership agreement needs to support that relationship no matter how it turns out, but many do not. What...
When selling your practice, a fair price is not necessarily the price you set or the price you need. It’s a good to have an idea of a fair price for your practice before you start the selling process. My guest helps his...
Of all of the business concepts not taught in any school for healthcare providers, the CEO mindset might be the most glaring gap. However, the moment you open a practice you are a CEO. Don’t fight it or ignore it or...
Episode #242
Gaining traction in the private practice segment is the medical service organization. They’re not new, but what is still a little new is that private practices are becoming owners of them, not just private equity. That...
Episode #241
A brand is more than some people think, but simpler than a lot of people think, all at the same time. It’s way more than a logo, but boils down to a promise you make to your patients. Problem is, so many practices think...
Would anyone argue that staff need training? Probably not, but if I lined up 10 practice owners with staff and asked them how many have systematized their training, I bet only a couple would say they have. If you want...
It’s another episode talking about useful AI tools in private practice. My guest today consults to private practices on a variety of operational issues, so he’s seeing the landscape in real time. Adam Middleton has...
Episode #238
When should you drop an insurance carrier? It can be a scary concept, so how do you think through it? My guest today is a principal at an accounting firm focused on private practices. He helps his clients think through...
Drew Powers is the Founder of Powers Financial Group, LLC, a Registered Investment Advisor. He specializes in advanced insurance and investment strategies for doctors. Drew is 100% independent, he doesn’t work with any...
Episode #236
How do you combat employee turnover when, as a private practice, you have a hard time paying what larger competitors can pay? My guest today is a partner in a primary care practice. She’s living this question, and...
As you prepare to sell your practice, have you factored in the HR side? The people, the policies, and on and on? Most don’t, but you should. How do you do that? My guest today is an experienced HR professional, and...
Episode #234
If you believe that making anything work better takes regular attention, then you believe it for your own practice. Doing a periodic practice assessment is healthy and worth it, but where do you start? What do you focus...
If you think your practice’s IT systems are secure because you have the latest tech, think again. If you bemoan the existence of hackers and wonder what you can do, keep listening. It’s not the hackers or your tech...
Just because a patient is in your practice does not mean they’ll listen to you or like you, and you need both if they’re going to follow your treatment recommendations. You need to build rapport, and build it quickly...
Episode #231
Many private practice owners report examples of losing good staff because they couldn’t match the compensation of a competitive offer. If compensation at a private practice is generally lower than at larger competitors...
Our topic today is hiring good people as a small practice. My guest and I don’t have definitive answers, but we do have our own experiences – her as a practice owner, and me as a small business owner. Today is a...
On this podcast we’ve had numerous guests talk about business systems – why they’re needed and why they’re valuable. You’re sold, but what goes into a good system? Today we’re tackling the essential ingredients with a...
Many physicians know about Direct Primary Care (DPC) and Concierge Primary Care on a surface level, but what about when you go under the hood? How do they work? Which model is better for you? My guest today helps his...
There’s a saying in business: if you’re not growing, you’re dying. I personally don’t believe it but it’s popular. One way to grow is to add more locations. Is it a good idea for you? My guest today advises her clients...
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