Private Practice Matters Podcast

Thoughts on private practice ownership, healthcare, marketing, direct primary care, and building a thriving independent practice. philboucher.substack.com

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  How to speak to local businesses about your practice (without pitching or feeling salesy)

  Jul 29, 202625 minS0

  <p>A lot of private practice owners realize that they need to get in front of their ideal new people and get a little bit stuck on how to do so without feeling salesy or like they have to pitch them or like “Please pick me! Pick me!” </p><p>I wanted to share the video of my recent talk about my business at our local Rotary Club. </p><p>This is a room full of professionals…some may be my ideal new people but most aren’t the right fit for my practice, but definitely know people who would be. </p>...

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  Remember Who You Are

  Apr 28, 202650 minS0

  <p>This is a talk that I got to give to a room full of private practice pediatricians recently called ,“Remember Who You Are.” </p><p>It’s a talk designed to help physicians to reclaim their expertise, to help patients in their community, and grow their practice. </p><p>2 Important Slides:</p><p>Points You’ll Learn:</p><p>* Why physician trust has dropped over the last six years — and the surprising data showing it’s not nearly as bad as it feels (your patients trust you far more than they trust the institutions)</p><p>* What today’s “experts” look li...

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  What People Care About Most

  Apr 21, 20264 minS0

  <p>Before today’s post on practice marketing…</p><p>I got to speak to a group of nearly 100 private practice pediatricians this weekend and at one point in the talk, I was saying how it’s hard as a private practice owner to make progress on big projects.</p><p>Honestly, I got distracted by the amount of head nodding that I saw in the audience as I shared how it can be a bit lonely when you’re head down in your small private practice...and that it can be hard to feel that support and accountability that help sus...

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  Your Patients Can Book Their Own Appointments

  Mar 13, 20267 minS0

  <p>When we took our family to Disney World, I spent half the trip staring at my phone. Refreshing wait times. Booking return windows. Juggling slots….looking at the map, wondering if we can make it from Pirates of the Caribbean to Seven Dwarves fast enough. </p><p>It was supposed to be fun — it felt like a second job.</p><p>I see practice owners doing the exact same thing with patient scheduling every single day.</p><p>“Does Tuesday at 3 work?…” “Let me check with my husband.” “Can you call me back?” “I can’t remember my portal password.”</p><p>Nobod...

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  How I Start My Clinical Day

  Mar 3, 20265 minS0

  <p>Above: how we start every single day in our office…same routine so we have a blank canvas without playing catchup or putting out fires all day long.</p><p>Below: your comments, questions, or thoughts!</p><p>Also…I have a free compass for practice owners…it takes about 12 minutes to fill out and helps you see what’s going well and where to focus this quarter to grow and enjoy your practice.</p><p></p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ph...

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