Why Choose Mental Health Accounting?

As a mental health professional, you deal with stress daily – your patients’ stress as well as your own. Financial stress can become a burden that impacts you profoundly and affects the care you give your patients. However, when you partner with a financial expert to get clarity on your financial position, you can feel more relaxed and secure in your future.

Mental health counseling groups have unique financial challenges. It makes sense to work with financial experts who specialize in helping mental health practices thrive. With customized solutions for your specific counseling group, you can have a financial plan, custom reports, and risk management that works for you while ensuring patient confidentiality.

With streamlined financial processes, you can dramatically reduce the stress of dealing with your accounts and financial planning. At Mental Health Accounting, we help you simplify your bookkeeping, create a customized budget, deal with tax compliance, and get in-depth financial reporting. Our responsive advisory services give you the insight you need, when you need it.

You know the value of compassion when helping your patients. At Mental Health Accounting, we also take a compassionate approach to you and your financials. We understand how concerning financial issues can be. So, we listen empathetically, create custom solutions to meet your specific needs, and give you proactive support to become your trusted ally.

Every day, you manage many tasks in serving your patients. Daily accounting tasks just add another layer of stress and frustration. When you rely on Mental Health Accounting to take care of all your daily accounting tasks, you can relax a little and focus on the patients who need you to be at your best.

As a mental health counseling group, you need financial reports you can rely on.  Mental Health Accounting provides reliable, accurate reports so you always know where you stand. With consistent monthly reports, you can more easily spot changes that are happening in your mental health practice.  

It isn’t enough to get monthly financial reports. You also need to understand what those reports mean and what they say about your practice’s financial health. That’s why we give you one-on-one attention, easy-to-follow explanations, and insights that work for group therapy practices.

You can improve your therapy practice, but to do so, you need to adopt a growth mindset in which you recognize your ability to grow and learn. To move steadily toward growth, you need timely financial information. Then, you can recognize opportunities when they occur and make every decision at the wisest time.