Private Practices

6 Benefits of Adding a Prescriber to your Private Practice:

1.  Comprehensive Integrated Care

Many clients often require a combination of psychotherapy and medication management to improve.   Why refer your clients to external prescribers when you can offer seamless, integrated care?

2.  Improved Client Outcomes

An integrated care model (when therapy and medication management are closely aligned) correlates with better clinical outcomes.  When your therapists and prescribers collaborate directly, they can develop more effective individualized treatment plans and quickly adjust interventions as needed.

3.  Increased Access and Convenience 

Your clients benefit from the convenience of receiving both therapy and medication in the same location.   Your in-house prescriber reduces obstacles such as wait times, transportation, and the challenges of coordinating appointments with different providers.

4.  Financial Benefits and Practice Growth

Adding an in-house prescriber can easily open new revenue streams for your practice.  You will also increase your client retention as clients are more likely to remain with a practice that meets all their mental health needs.  We offer assistance with billing for your new service line.

5.  Better Collaboration and Professional Development

An in-house prescriber can foster a collaborative environment where therapists, psychiatrists or nurse practitioners can consult on challenging cases, share expertise, and learn from one another.  A multidisciplinary team can lead to more innovative and effective care, as well as professional growth for your staff.

6.  Enhanced Practice Reputation

An in-house prescriber can make a private practice more attractive to potential clients and referral sources.  It demonstrates a commitment to comprehensive care and can distinguish your practice from competitors.