Referral leakage in allergy practice: how to plug it
Allergy practices lose referrals at the inbound stage more than most realize. Here’s the framework for measuring and reducing leakage.
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.
Tax savings for allergists: practice owner edition
If you own an allergy practice, your tax structure looks more like a business owner than a clinician. Here’s the playbook.
Teleradiology economics: 1099 structure, tax planning, and the LLC question
Teleradiology often pays through 1099 structures. Here’s when an S-corp or LLC actually changes the math, and when it just adds compliance work.
Tax savings for radiologists: high-W-2 optimization that actually moves the needle
Radiologists are the canonical high-W-2 specialty. Here’s the depreciation, retirement, and entity stack.
Retirement stacking for pathologists
Most pathologists max a 401(k) and stop. Cash balance plans, mega backdoor, and DB overlays unlock six figures of additional tax-deferred space.
Lab/path equity participation: when buying in actually pays
Group path practices offer buy-in tracks that come with valuations, K-1 income, and a long lock-up. Here’s the framework for evaluating one.
Tax planning for nuclear medicine physicians: high W-2 + theranostic K-1
If you have theranostic procedure income through a partnership, the tax structure is different. Here’s what to model.
Retirement vehicle stacking for lab medicine physicians
Cash balance plans, defined benefit overlays, mega backdoor Roth — most lab/path physicians stop at 401(k) max. The stack matters.
Lab equity participation: when a buy-in offer is actually worth it
Group lab buy-in offers come with valuations, K-1 income, and exit timing. Here’s the framework before you write the check.
Tax planning for laboratory medicine physicians: what high-W-2 specialists miss
Lab medicine compensation looks like other high-W-2 specialties and the optimization should too. Most lab/path physicians never get the tax conversation.