You own your practice.

We make it easier.

If you work in a W-2 or 1099 setting, you’re giving up more of your income than you need to. Beyond that, you’re probably sometimes forced to accept clients which aren’t a great fit.

If you’re operating a private practice alone, you’ll have to spend time writing invoices, collecting client payments, or sending superbills for insurance reimbursement. You’ve almost certainly had clients you wanted advice for, or had days where you needed a peer.

Our mission is to handle the “business” of your practice, so you can focus on the client. We’ve set out to solve the two biggest challenges faced by clinicians in private practice: the administrative workload and the lack of clinical support.

Whether you’re already operating your practice and looking for increased income and more time, or you’re thinking about starting a private practice, we can help.

Traditional Models

The Clinical Collective

W-2 and 1099 clinicians lose up to 80% of their potential income in exchange for billing, clinical and technology support.

This is the difference between what your clients pay your employer, and what the employer pays you.


An example:

The Medicare reimbursement rate for individual psychotherapy (#90837) is approximately $150/session.

At $150/session, for a 25-client case load, clients will pay a total of $195,000 each year ($150 x 25 clients x 52 weeks).

Independent contractors (1099) and W-2 employees often receive as little as 40% of client payments. Some agreements are even worse.

At 40%, the clinician makes $78,000/year while the business makes $117,000.

At The Clinical Collective, the same clinician makes over $180,000/year.


A clinician with a six-client case load can save over $25,000 a year with The Clinical Collective.

Frequently Asked Questions

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