Adjusting Your Midwifery Budgets to New Normal with Covid Midwives always talk about challenges of independent midwifery businesses getting hospital privileges. If you work for a doctor’s office or hospital directly, it is relatively easy getting privileges. There is lots of paperwork involved, but privileges happens in 1-2 months. For a midwife wanting to deliver …
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Creating a Women’s Health Clinic as Your Midwifery Business Do you love serving women, but can’t stand being up all night for a birth anymore? “With women” means any aspect of a women’s life. It isn’t just for pregnancy adn birth. So many women are having the trouble of finding a good women’s health care …
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Figuring out a Fee Schedule for Your Midwife Business There are many ways to create a fee schedule. Simple way is do a cash rate fee schedule based on your overhead expenses, how many women you are seeing each month, and goal for profit margin. For example, monthly business expenses including building, utilities, malpractice insurance, …
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Failure is Not a Mistake, but Opportunity to Learn Are you going through life trying to avoid mistakes and limit change? Are you a person that welcomes opportunities for challenge and embraces failure? Success is not made from doing everything right all the time. Being someone great takes failing many times before getting it right. …
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Marketing your Midwife Business using Facebook There are many great ways to market your midwifery business. Spend some time learning about your options. Some costs money, some are just time consuming. If you are starting out your practice or wanting to take it to the next level, I strongly encourage you to look into Facebook …
Keeping Statistics for your Midwife Business Being a midwife of a successful practice is hard work. There is so much time spent taking phone calls, seeing patients, processing insurance claims, marketing your brand, creating policies, and employee meetings. Last thing midwives think about are data collection. Taking the time to look through charts and collect …
