Liability and asset protection for OB/GYN
OB/GYN has the highest liability exposure in non-surgical specialties. Here’s the asset protection playbook.
Category: Physician Finance
Tax planning, loan strategy, PSLF, refinancing, and financial decisions for high-income physicians. Practical, OBBBA-aware, no generic advice.
Tax planning for OB/GYN physicians
OB/GYN income mixes obstetrics, GYN E/M, in-office procedures, and surgery. Here’s the tax structure.
Retirement vehicle stacking for MFM physicians
High W-2, exit timing matters. Here’s the retirement stack for MFM physicians planning a 20-25 year career.
Tax planning for MFM physicians: high W-2, high call burden
MFM income is high but on-call burden is heavy. Tax planning needs to reflect both.
PAD and CLI economics: where the procedural revenue actually flows
Peripheral arterial and critical limb ischemia procedures have unique economics. Here’s the rate data and operator considerations.
Prostate cancer pathway economics
Urology owns the prostate cancer chain — biopsy, MRI, treatment selection. Here’s how to capture the economics.
Tax planning for plastic surgeons with mixed insurance + cash income
Reconstructive insurance + cash aesthetics + OR ownership = three different tax treatments. Here’s the playbook.
Cash-pay aesthetics: highest-margin practice model in medicine
Cash-pay aesthetics is the most operator-favorable practice model in surgery. Here’s the structure and operating economics.
Allergy + ENT practice integration
Allergy testing and immunotherapy are a clean economic add to an ENT practice. Here’s the structure.
Tax planning for ENT surgeons
ENT income mixes E/M, in-office procedures, and surgical center K-1. Here’s the tax structure.