Attorney – Your Attorney will assist you with choosing and setting up the right business structure, employment practices, contract issues, leases and build-outs, regulatory matters and a wide variety of other issues you may encounter while opening your practice as well as issues that come up after your practice is open.

Accountant – Your Accountant will work with your attorney to help you set up your practice. They can help you set up efficient bookkeeping procedures, assist you with payroll matters and help you make decisions that will reduce your tax burden.
Practice Consultant – A Practice consultant can work with your team to help your form a strategic business plan, obtain loans, find office space, work with vendors, hire staff, develop marketing strategies and much more.
Billing Company – A good billing will be able to efficiently handle your billing thus reducing the stress and cost that comes with hiring and training your own staff to handle billing matters.
Marketing Professional – A Marketing Professional can help you determine the best way to attract new patients to your practice by helping you develop a marketing budget and strategy using a variety of marketing mediums such as websites and internet, print, radio and television and direct marketing.
Others – Depending on the needs of the practice, other experts may be helpful.

The above is a list of suggested team members. Issues related to starting a practice are discussed further at Forming-Managing a Practice. If you wish further information about Starting a Healthcare Practice or other Healthcare Practice issues please contact the Law Office of Philip M. Bluestein (Bluesteinlaw.com) at (720) 204-5480 or Contact Philip M. Bluestein.