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  • Breaking Your Lease

    No matter how logical the reason, if your existing lease has not expired – and before you stop paying rent or close the office – review your lease agreement and check with your real estate attorney to understand the legal consequences of unilaterally terminating your lease.  

  • Evaluating Janitorial Services

    Do you have a janitorial service? Thinking of hiring one? There are several reasons why you should consider hiring an outside janitorial service to clean your medical office instead of trying to do everything in-house.

  • Minimizing Your Office Space Clutter

    Many people take pride in their messy desks – you’ve heard the phrase “a cluttered desk is the sign of genius”. But in a medical practice, an unkempt office can be portrayed negatively by your patients and prospective patients.

  • Being Prepared When Disaster Strikes

    Just a few weeks after Simplicity Urgent Care in Arlington, Va., opened last fall, a back-up in its sewage pipes caused sewage to spew all over the basement. As a result of the incident, the physician owners created a disaster plan to deal with similar situations in the future.

  • Medical Office Myths

    Some physicians and healthcare providers still have some old-fashioned views about the things they can and cannot do, as well as they way they should do them. Here, MOT tackles some common medical office myths to help you run your practice more efficiently and successfully.