How To Start A Cash Based Practice In 2025!

20 Nov 2025 · 17 min
Episode

20 Nov 2025 · 17 min

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Kelly Alhooie explains how to start a cash-based healthcare practice in 2025 with minimal upfront capital. She presents a concrete low-cost starter kit (insurance, portable treatment table, basic supplies, payment method, consent form) that she says can be assembled for about $400 and launched in 1–2 days. She walks through simple financial planning: compute your monthly living need, set visit pricing (recommends >$200; uses $230 as an example), then divide to find required clients (example: $5,000/month ÷ $230 → ~21 clients/month → ~5–6 clients/week). Kelly shares operational tips (mobile/home visits, practice on friends, collect reviews, use Venmo, minimal admin initially) and personal anecdotes (she started with $400, faced >$230,000 student debt, later invested $3,000 in a coach and scaled revenue). Episode closes with a sponsor plug for Jane (promo code: Kobe Biz1mo) and Kelly’s contact number for follow-ups.

Questions this episode answers

About $400.

C, M and F insurance for a year, about $400 (≈ $30–$33/month).

About $99 (ordered from Amazon).

Approximately $20.

Venmo.

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