Insurance or Self-Pay in 2026? What I Recommend for Private Practice
Dietitian Boss with Libby Rothschild
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Show Notes
This episode addresses a common dilemma faced by dietitians: choosing between accepting insurance or opting for a cash pay model. The discussion emphasizes that the core issue isn't the payment model but aligning the business strategy with personal and professional goals. It explores the fears and misconceptions surrounding both models and provides practical advice on operating each efficiently. Importantly, it suggests a hybrid model that combines the benefits of both, offering stability, accessibility, and flexibility. The episode also touches on the necessary skills needed to successfully implement each model, advocating for a strategic approach rather than a reactive one.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
- Introduction: Insurance vs. Cash Pay Dilemma
- Understanding the Confusion
- Evolving Perspectives on Insurance
- Choosing the Right Model for You
- Skills Required for Each Model
- The Reality of Insurance
- Cash Pay Model Insights
- Hybrid Model: The Best of Both Worlds
- Case Study: Transitioning to a Hybrid Model
- Conclusion: Building a Sustainable Practice
Connect with Libby:
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Instagram: @libbyrothschild | @dietitianboss
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YouTube: Dietitian Boss
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