Carl White

PracticeCare

Business EN ↓ 231 episodes

PracticeCare is devoted to helping private practice owners in healthcare stay private. We do that via guests who offer bite-sized business experience and advice…the kind you didn’t get in school. Our guests are private practice owners and service providers who help them. If you want to know just enough about business decisions you face to make a good one, PracticeCare is for you.

Author

Carl White

Category

Business

Podcast website

practicecare.simplecast.com

Latest episode

Jul 7, 2026

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Episodes

Beth LaChance on Using Medical Virtual Assistants 21.02.2023

Beth Lachance is the CEO of REVA Global Medical, a medical virtual assistant company. Beth is leading REVA Global Medical in vision and the day-to-day business operations securing the functionality of the business to drive extensive and sustainable growth. Combining her strong leadership and determination with her 16 years of experience as a business owner specializing in Real Estate Project Manag...

Colin Carr on Getting the Best Deal For Office Space 14.02.2023

Colin Carr is a commercial real estate expert who has successfully completed over a thousand commercial real estate transactions while saving his clients hundreds of millions of dollars. Colin founded and scaled CARR, a nationwide commercial real estate company, to exclusively represent the unique needs and interests of healthcare providers. Colin has mastered several niches in the healthcare real...

Kate Krebsbach on Telling A Good From A Bad Insurance Agent 07.02.2023

Kate Krebsbach is a Vice President and business insurance advisor to healthcare practitioners throughout the United States at Roberts Ryan & Associates in Chicago. With Midwest roots dating back to 1927 in the insurance space, she represents the 4th generation in her family's insurance agency. Kate helps physicians by taking the "annoying" insurance stuff off their shoulders so they can get back t...

Shane Littleton on Why Culture, Not Finance, Should Drive Your Practice 31.01.2023

Shane Littleton has a master’s in healthcare administration and is the CEO of Chisholm Trail Pediatrics in Round Rock, TX. He’s been with Chisholm Trail for 11 years and CEO for the past 5. Shane understands how to balance business and healthcare, while focusing on the patient first.  When Shane became CEO, he vowed to secure the future of Chisholm Trail Pediatrics by keeping his same mission and...

Megan Shull on Engaging Employees in Difficult Business Decisions 24.01.2023

Megan Shull is a Bilingual Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Building Bridges through Communication, a small multidisciplinary home health agency primarily serving adults with developmental and congenital disabilities. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Baylor University and a Master of Science in Communication Disorders from the University o...

Brandon Kelly on Adding a New Service to your Practice 17.01.2023

From an early age “The Brandon Kelly” knew that he wanted to be a businessman.  Since that time he has gone on to earn a PhD in Business acquisition, and has started, bought, and sold 9 companies.  He was one of the original contestants on the “Apprentice” and has since taken two companies to the “Shark Tank” where they were given deals. His expertise has been requested by over 100 companies in he...

Bridgette Hannigan on Marketing that the Big Guys Cannot Copy 10.01.2023

Bridgette Hannigan is Self Pay Medical practice owner who works with the uninsured local hispanic population in Atlanta. One practice offers ultrasound and the other offers primary care. Both practices count larger hospitals and health systems as their competitors. Bridgette finds unique ways to connect intimately with her community in ways that those competitors either can’t do, don’t do well, or...

Kelly Wesner on A Specific vs. Vague Culture 03.01.2023

Kelly Wesner, MSW, LICSW owns and practices therapy at Maple Grove Therapy & Wellness in Maple Grove MN. Kelly’s passion and expertise are to support women ages 16 and beyond through the journey of self-discovery and many times re-discovery. She provides individual therapy and parenting support with the use of evidence-based treatment modalities.   In this episode Carl White and Kelly Wesner discu...

Jane Krasnick on Tips to Keeping Employees Happy 27.12.2022

Dr. Jane Krasnick is a board certified allergist. She has been in private practice for 26 years 19 of these at Warren Allergy And Asthma, which she started herself and manages today. Dr. Krasnick did her internal medicine training at Northwestern followed by a combined pediatric and adult allergy and clinical immunology fellowship at Northwestern University. We see patients of all ages and all spe...

Sam Zanayed on Calling Your Banker Sooner 20.12.2022

Sam Zanayed is VP Practice Business Development at Huntington Bank. Sam’s dedication to the banking industry provides Huntington Bank over 20 years of experience including 7 years of lending to the dental, medical, and veterinary communities. His experience in healthcare lending, along with his experience working alongside other healthcare professionals, allows him to offer a unique perspective to...

Dr. Joe Sherman on Combating Physician Burnout 13.12.2022

Joe Sherman, MD is a pediatrician, coach, and consultant to individuals and healthcare organizations in the areas of cross-cultural medicine, leadership, and provider well-being. He is a certified physician professional development coach and a group facilitator with the Center for Courage & Renewal. Joe has been in medical practice for over 35 years concentrating on healthcare delivery to underser...

Justin Pere on Growing from a Solo to Group Practice 06.12.2022

Justin Pere is a license therapist with 20 years of experience helping couples and individuals. He is the owner of clarity Counseling Seattle, a group practice he started in 2010 that specializes in relationships, sex, and grief and loss. In addition to managing a practice of either other relations and sex therapists, Justin works with around 25 couples a week, and also runs group therapy for coup...

Ronda Nelson on Hiring A-Team Players 29.11.2022

Ronda Nelson started her career as a bookkeeper until her daughter’s life-threatening illness changed everything. She began studying functional medicine and started a highly successful wellness practice in northern CA. Her passion for business and marketing was clear when colleagues began asking for help with practice-related issues, which grew into a coaching and mentoring business.   After 20 ye...

Millie Huckabee on Building a Good Advisory Team 22.11.2022

Episode Notes Millie Huckabee and is the Founder and CEO of Sage Therapy Chicago. Sage provides in-person and online therapy to individuals, couples, and families as well as mental health resources to the Chicagoland area and the State of Illinois. Millie became a therapist because she loves hearing the stories of people’s lives and their experiences. She founded Sage because she wanted to establi...

Brook Choulet on Starting a Private Practice While Still Employed 15.11.2022

Brook Choulet, M.D., known as The Performance Psychiatrist™, is a board-certified concierge psychiatrist and physician business consultant. In addition to seeing adolescents, Dr. Choulet specializes in Performance Psychiatry™. She is passionate about helping high achievers optimize their mental health and enhance their wellbeing. Dr. Choulet founded Choulet Performance Psychiatry with locations in...

Todd Koos on Advice For Staying Private 08.11.2022

Todd Koos is the owner and operator of The PT Center, with four locations throughout Charlotte, North Carolina. Todd is a 1990 Graduate from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, and he has a Masters Degree in Theology/Missions from Oral Roberts University in 2001. Todd worked in the outpatient ortho world for about 30 years and opened his own practice in February 2009. Since then, it’s grown to 4 loc...

Dr. Camysha Wright on Getting Big While Staying Private 01.11.2022

Dr. Camysha Wright is a partner with ENT And Allergy Associates of Florida. Dr. Wright holds a medical degree from the Howard University College of Medicine (Washington D.C.) and holds a Master of Public Health degree from Florida A&M University. Dr. Wright completed her surgery internship and residency at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. She’s a member of the American Medical...

Dr. David Kading on Getting More Of The Patients You Want 25.10.2022

Dave Kading, OD, FAAO, FCLSA has been recognized as one of the top 50 optometry influencers of all time, as one of the top 250 innovators, and listed as one of the top 10 best practice in eyecare. His three practices in the Seattle focuses on Dry Eye, Specialty Lenses and Myopia Management. He Co-Owns Optometric Insights which is changing the way students and doctors perceive practice.  He perform...

Dr Judy Butler on Combining Two Services Into One 18.10.2022

Dr. Judy Butler is a certified Pastoral Psychotherapist in private practice, who consults with, counsels, coaches, and trains Baby Boomers and Senior Adults to become “The Guardian” of their own personal legacy and the legacy of their family.   On October 31, 2018 -- Butler Counseling & Consulting, LLC received the 2018 Best of Mebane Award in Religious Counseling. Dr. Butler holds a doctorate in...

Ariel Mae Dangelo on Financial Tips For Your Practice 11.10.2022

Ariel Dangelo brings several years of diverse finance experience to her growing financial planning business. As a fiduciary, she uses her holistic approach to set individuals and families on the path to financial freedom. She understands that everyone has a unique set of circumstances, challenges, and goals. That is why she analyzes every aspect of a client’s financial situation and gets to know t...

Chris Clepp on Building an Exit Plan For Your Practice 04.10.2022

Chris Clepp is a wealth advisor with The Strategic Financial Group and has been so since 2013. Overall he’s been in financial services for 21 years and now focuses on working with business owners under the age of 55 to partner with them to deal with life's challenges. He helps clients nationwide focus on what is really important to them and to know when they can make work optional. One area of foc...

Curran Otis on Differentiating Intangible Services 27.09.2022

Curran Otis owns Tranquil Waters Counseling, which focuses on helping individuals overcome trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Tranquil Waters is based in Arlington, WA (the lesser-known Arlington of the US). Curran has always dreamed of owning his own business and jumped in fresh out of Graduate School in 2018. Today Curran acknowledges that he wears many hats in addition to owner including ma...

Barbara Khozam on Building a Great Patient Experience 20.09.2022

Barbara Khozam is known around the world for her impactful, high-energy delivery, outrageous wit, and ability to connect with her audience.   Barbara has spoken more than 1,700 times to more than 75,000 people in 12 countries about customer service, leadership, motivation, and communication.   In 2014 Barbara was the 14th woman in the world to be honored by Toastmasters International with their el...

Sara Makin on Growing a Successful Telehealth Practice 13.09.2022

Sara Makin, MSEd, LPC, NCC is the founder and CEO of Makin Wellness, an online therapy company on a mission to help millions heal & become happy again.   In this episode Carl White and Sara Makin discuss: Employee happiness is one of the keys to growing a telehealth practice (or any practice) The profile of a patient who is open to telehealth vs. patients who are not Her biggest challenge in growi...

Dr. Shane Steadman on Recovering from Severe Staffing Issues 06.09.2022

Dr. Shane Steadman is a chiropractor – neurologist and the owner of Integrated Health Systems in Denver, CO. Integrated Health Systems is a functional medicine / functional neurology practice. We specialize in challenging cases combining neurology, endocrinology and immunology while trying to find the underlying cause to their condition.   In this episode Carl White and Dr. Shane Steadman discuss:...

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