ALLIED HEALTH PRACTICE MANAGEMENT

 Allied health practitioners are trained professionals, not doctors, dentists or nurses. They can help you manage your physical or mental health through services that include diagnosis, treatment or rehabilitation. 

Our team of Practice managers and Practice assistance staff are keen to be a part of their journey.     

The importance of Practice management and support sub-contracting/outsourcing to Practi$e Management cannot be overstated for private allied health practices and clinics in Australia. It allows these practices to tap into a wealth of specialised expertise without the burden of hiring and training in-house staff. Practi$e Management's professionals are well-versed in the intricacies of healthcare administration, compliance, and practice management, making them highly qualified to handle these critical functions. This expertise ensures that allied health practices operate efficiently, minimise errors, and maintain compliance with the complex regulations governing the Australian healthcare industry.

Sub-contracting/outsourcing to Practi$e Management enhances the overall quality of patient care. By relieving allied health practitioners of administrative tasks like appointment scheduling, billing, and records management, they can dedicate more time and energy to their patients. This results in improved patient engagement, better clinical outcomes, and higher patient satisfaction. Additionally, the streamlined administrative processes facilitated by Practi$e Management ensure that patients experience efficient and seamless care, enhancing their overall healthcare journey. 

Practice management and support sub-contracting/outsourcing to Practi$e Management can be vital to private allied health practices in Australia, as it optimises operations, elevates patient care, and ensures compliance, ultimately leading to more successful and patient-focused healthcare delivery.

OUR PRACTICE MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORT TEAM WORKS WITH THE FOLLOWING ALLIED HEALTH PRACTICES IN AUSTRALIA.

• Physiotherapists

• Psychologists

• Pharmacists

• Social workers

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health practitioners

• Occupational therapists

• Medical radiation practitioners - Radiologists

• Chiropractors

• Podiatrists

• Optometrists

• Speech pathology

• Osteopaths

• Chinese medicine practitioners

• Accredited exercise physiologists

• Disability Services

• Aged care Services in the nursing homes and at-home

• Yoga Therapy and Meditation Centers

• Naturopathy

• Nutritionists

• Dieticians

•  Acupuncture &  acupressure therapists

 Medicare does not usually cover visits to allied health professionals. However, to get Medicare rebates, your doctor must prepare a ‘care plan’, such as a chronic disease management plan or a mental health treatment plan. Some private health funds cover certain allied health services. Ask about fees before you make your appointment.