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Always thought your practice
should have an office policy but never wanted to take time to put one together? Manuals are much too personal and office-specific to just use a "copy" of someone else's... but what if you had an entire outline of what should be included in yours? A quideline telling you step by step what to include? Isn't that eliminat-
ing half the aggravation right there?
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Do not go any longer without protecting your medical practice with
an office policy & procedures manual!

For only $24.95, you can download & print this guideline that will give you all you need to create the office policy you’ve always wanted to have.  Just follow these steps:

1)  Purchase & download guideline

2)  Customize it to suit your specific office policies (tons of suggestions come with it)

3)   Have typist produce your professional copy

4)   Bring to print store (Staples, Office Max) to print up number of copies you will need & have them put into binders; (unless you just want to have one master copy on hand)

In my “Guide to creating an office policy”, you will have at your fingertips each topic that needs to be included in your manual.  In some instances, I will make suggestions of how to word certain information that you may or may not use~ its up to you!  I have put together all you will need which will eliminate you from researching & collecting information on your own!

This is the foundation you need to develop a professional document for your medical office!  This is your protection against costly & timely lawsuits or labor board issues!  Don’t delay!

Why does your practice need an office policy?

● To insure your practice is in compliance with insurances, OSHA, & HIPAA

● To avoid any legal hassles concerning malpractice, labor board, disability, or misconduct

● To avoid misunderstandings with employees regarding their benefits, office rules and what is expected of them

● To get new hires up to speed quickly on your office policies & procedures
       

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Listen to what other doctors have to say about making sure you have an office manual for your practice: 

quote  “The “Bible” of your practice should be your office manual.  This is your own set of rules, regulations & policies and should include everything from telephone etiquette, to employee evaluation standards, to sterilization techniques, etc. 

~Barry H. Block, D.P.M, JD

Author of 50 Ways to Lose Your License
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