Six Month Cash Flow Plan for Reopening Your Dental Practice

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CPA Recommendations for Managing Your Cash Flow

At this point, your practice has been closed for 6 weeks and all production has been halted outside of taking care of emergencies. Most practices have taken significant and decisive measures to lower their overhead to just the critical and required expenses. As states are starting to lift restrictions, practices are starting to open back up.

Partner and CPA Tim Greaves outlines a three-month plan to manage your cash flow to navigate the challenges of reopening in our latest webinar. He uses a template that we’ve made into a worksheet for you to outline a six-month plan for your own practice.

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WEBINAR: Know Your Break Even 

This webinar looks at the cash flow of a dental practice experiencing a two-month shutdown, the financial implications and the break even needed in the 90 days as the business begins to reopen and see patients.

Instantly download the worksheet using the form below.

A Cain Watters and Associates Financial Planning team can help you navigate an uncertain future for your family and business.

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