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Episode 82: Wellness Practice Startup
Today we'll be talking to Marie who is an adult and gero NP, she's currently working full time doing Medicare home assessments but also does mobile and acutte care visits. Marie is looking to start her own wellness practice but she's not yet sure about which services she will be offering, she needs assistance figuring out what to provide and how to get the business up and running. <br/><br/>This is a great episode for those looking to start up their own practice, Marie has a lot of interesting and very pertinent questions regarding the first steps to take when opening your own business, one of the most important points we talk about here is to keep your business opening lean, you don't need to spend tens of thousands of dollar to start your practice and in the case you don't succeed remember, a business that was cheap to open will be cheap to close down.