The health of your practice and your financial future is top of mind.
I would like to focus more on my patients and less on my practice’s finances.
I am not sure how to wisely invest excess cash flow.
I have questions about what kind of retirement plan is best for my practice and my employees.
Modera can help you to:
Be able to dedicate more time to doing what you love.
Pay the least amount of taxes possible over time.
Maximize the way you use assets to fund your financial goals.
Select and implement an optimal retirement plan for your employees as well as yourself.
Educational Articles:
Why Dentists Need to Monitor and Maximize their Disability Insurance
Dentistry is different than most professions. Many conditions that wouldn’t stop other professionals from practicing could stop a dentist in their tracks and destroy their income and practice. I know two legally blind attorneys and a paralyzed psychiatrist. I have never heard of a blind or paralyzed practicing dentist.
Drilling Down: Financial Considerations for Dentists
As financial advisors to many medical professionals, Modera has found that, when it comes to their finances, dentists have very specific needs. Here we address the three typical financial stages of a dental career and explain how a relationship with a Modera adviser can help to secure your financial wellbeing.
What Dental Practices Can Do About the “COVID-19 Closure”
By now, you are undoubtedly aware the ADA recommended dentists postpone “elective procedures” through April 6 to help “flatten the curve” of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. Since elective procedures are estimated to comprise >90% of modern dental practices, most offices are closing, with dentists coming in only for emergencies.