Tax planning for PM&R physicians with mixed E/M and procedural income
PM&R income mixes outpatient E/M, EMG, BoNT, and rehab admin. Here’s the tax structure for the mix.
Category: Physician Finance
The tax and debt system medicine never taught: PSLF math, entity structure, savings strategy, and the machinery that quietly decides what a physician income actually builds.
Procedural revenue for PM&R: EMG, BoNT, MSK injections, ultrasound
PM&R is more procedural than the field gives itself credit for. Here’s the rate data and optimization.
Retirement stacking for palliative care physicians
Lower compensation makes retirement vehicle stacking matter MORE, not less. Here’s the playbook.
PSLF for palliative care physicians at non-profits
Most palliative care positions qualify for PSLF. Here’s the verification and filing playbook.
Tax planning for palliative care physicians: optimize the finance side so you can keep doing the work
Palliative physicians choose the work for meaning, not money — but the finance still has to function for long-term sustainability.
Tax planning for dermatologists with mixed insurance and cash income
Insurance derm + cash aesthetics + Mohs = three different revenue streams with three different tax treatments.
Mohs and dermpath economics: the procedural revenue most don’t capture
Mohs surgery and dermpath are the highest-margin lines in dermatology. Here’s how to evaluate adding them to a practice.
Cash-pay derm and aesthetics: the practice model reshaping dermatology
Cash-pay aesthetics is the highest-margin practice model in dermatology. Here’s the structure, the regulatory landscape, and the operating economics.
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.
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.