Question 1

What are the steps to get started in the "Practitioner" model?

Accepted Answer

To get started, click here! (https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=CiIR-b6fd0yPNE0q0jxNavKlFzfRKiFBvey4afq0pqBURUhERTJIMDg2SExSN1NSWDJPMDBTVUQ2Ti4u)

First, Meet us & apply
    Schedule a call to meet the Neighborhood Nurse team. Learn about the responsibilities & 
    apply.
Next, Provide your information
    After applying, you'll receive a follow-up email with information to provide to us for background 
    checks and implementation.
    You made need an LLC for liability purposes, If so, click this link to   learn how to create an LLC.() 
Complete Your Training
    Complete training with Neighborhood Nurse's tools and our HIPAA program. 
Begin Seeing Your Patients & Providing Care
    Within 1-3 weeks, you'll be seeing your own patients and getting paid!

Question 2

What does the "Practitioner" platform include?

Accepted Answer

The Neighborhood Nurse model includes the following:

• Your profile on the Neighborhood Nurse site
 • Online patient scheduling with patient payment and all consent forms
 • Neighborhood Nurse SOAP charting app
 • Telehealth module
 • E-prescribe tool, with EPCS for controlled substances
 • Lab set-up with major vendors (LabCorp, Quest, or CPL)

Question 3

Do I need malpractice insurance?

Accepted Answer

Yes,  while you are utilizing the platform to encounter patients you will be covered under the malpractice policy.   You are NOT covered if you provide services outside of the platform.

Question 4

How do I get paid?

Accepted Answer

As your patients schedule appointments and make payment, you will receive the funds through a direct deposit on the 1st and 3rd Friday's of each month.

Question 5

How do NPs typically market themselves?

Accepted Answer

Our most successful NPs begin with a patient base consisting of friends and family. Here are a few ways that NPs market to their friends and family.

• Direct friends & family to the website to schedule  
 • Add a link to your Facebook or Instagram pages 
 • Invite patients through the app to schedule 
 • Market your niche on social media in posts or live videos

Question 6

How long does it take to get started?

Accepted Answer

It typically takes 1-2 weeks to go-live. The process can be expedited if the NP provides initial information, like their CAQH ID and NPI quickly!

Question 7

What services do I provide?

Accepted Answer

You may provide any and all services up to the scope of your license. Common services provided by our NPs are noted below:

• Primary care services
 • Mental health services
 • Minor urgent care services
 • Telehealth
 • Home visits
 • Weigh loss services, including injections like LIPO-C and B-12
 • Botox & aesthetic services
 • Medication refills

Question 8

Do I set my own schedule?

Accepted Answer

Yes! You set your own schedule including the times that you are available and the length of your appointments.

Question 9

How much should I charge for my services?

Accepted Answer

Your services are truly yours, so you can set your own prices. Upon request, Neighborhood Nurse will provide average pricing for select services.

Question 10

Can you help find me a physician collaborator?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We have been successful in finding collaborators throughout the country.  See https://www.neighborhoodnurse.com/physician-collaborator (https://www.neighborhoodnurse.com/physician-collaborator)for more info.

Question 11

I have a full time job. Can I do this?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We serve a range of NPs that are using our platform to work full and part-time, or gig and as needed to make extra side money.

Question 12

I already have my own EHR. Can I still work with you?

Accepted Answer

Yes, even NPs that have their own EHR, but need a scheduling intake platform, or would like to be included on our website can work with us for a low, affordable monthly fee. Malpractice would NOT be included. Please contact our team for details.

Question 13

Do I need my own LLC?

Accepted Answer

Some NPs create their own LLC's for liability and tax purposes. Here's a quick overview of how to create an LLC.  (https://www.neighborhoodnurse.com/post/copy-of-how-to-create-an-llc-for-your-business)

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