Building an interventional pain OBL from scratch
Starting an interventional pain OBL is more accessible than most realize. Here’s the rate research and feasibility framework.
Tag: physician finance
AI tools for interventional pain: dictation, coding, and case prep
Pain practice AI is moving toward fluoro-procedure dictation and coding. Here’s the working stack.
Real estate for pain physicians: ASC building + personal portfolio
Pain ASC owners often own the building. Here’s how to layer that with a personal real estate portfolio.
Tax planning for pain physicians with ASC/OBL equity
Procedural pain K-1 income shields differently than pure W-2. Here’s the optimization stack.
OBL ownership for interventional pain physicians
Interventional pain has the second-cleanest OBL economics in medicine. Here’s the rate data, the proforma, and the regulatory landscape.
AI tools for dermatology: lesion detection, dermpath, and teledermatology
Dermatology AI has the most validation data in lesion detection. Here’s the working directory.
Real estate for dermatologists
Dermatology compensation supports aggressive real estate strategies. Here’s the playbook.
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.