Retirement planning for dentists: cash balance plans and DB overlays
Dental practice owners have access to retirement vehicles most physicians don’t. Here’s how to stack them.
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 practice-owning dentists
Dentists are business owners first, clinicians second. Here’s the entity structure and tax stack for dental practice owners.
Practice valuation and exit planning for dentists
DSO consolidation is reshaping dentistry exits. Here’s how to value your practice, evaluate a sale, and structure the transaction.
Tax planning for cash-pay psychiatrists
Cash-pay practice income is taxed like a small business with specialty deductions. Here’s the optimization for psychiatrists.
Cash-pay psychiatry: the highest-margin practice model in medicine
Cash-pay psychiatry — concierge, ketamine, TMS, telemedicine — is the most operator-favorable practice model in medicine. Here’s the structure.
Telemedicine MAT: regulatory, financial, and practice model
Telehealth buprenorphine has changed the model. Here’s the regulatory landscape and the operating economics.
Tax planning for addiction medicine practice owners
Cash-pay addiction practice income is taxed like any small business — but with specialty-specific deductions. Here’s the playbook.
Cash-pay addiction medicine: the practice model reshaping the field
MAT, harm reduction, and concierge addiction practice models are converging. Here’s the structure that works.
Referral leakage in rheumatology
Rheumatology referrals from PCPs and orthopedics are often lost. Here’s how to capture them.
Tax planning for rheumatologists with practice equity
Rheumatology K-1 income from infusion practices needs different tax structure than pure E/M income.