Proven Strategies for Progressing and Sustaining Your Private Practice



Regardless of whether you’re a newcomer to private practice or a seasoned professional, you’re aware that the healthcare landscape is ever-changing. What was effective for your practice in the past, be it last year or last month, may not hold true today. Staying updated on these shifts is essential for ensuring the prosperity and expansion of your practice.

The American Medical Association produces a range of resources designed to enhance efficiency, foster engagement, and promote success. This way, you can devote your attention to your patients while maintaining the viability and sustainability of your practice.

Business operations

In this podcast mini-series, the AMA provides guidance on navigating the intricacies of business operations and efficiency challenges to foster the growth of your private practice.

1. Staffing and Human Resources

Securing, hiring, and nurturing dedicated staff is pivotal for the success of a private practice. The AMA offers a comprehensive guide (available in PDF format) to assist you through this process. It covers valuable tips on candidate interviews, compensation considerations, countering competing offers, and more.

2. Electronic Health Record (EHR) and Information Technology (IT)

While IT plays a crucial role in private practice operations, it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. This toolkit equips you with knowledge on selecting, implementing, and effectively managing an EHR system. Additionally, it provides guidance on optimizing a patient portal and more.

3. Marketing and Branding

Defining your practice’s unique identity within the local healthcare market is essential for sustained success. The AMA has curated a range of resources and learning sessions focusing on fundamental marketing strategies tailored for private practices


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