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Healthcare · Therapy & Behavioral

Psychiatry & Psychology Practice Accounting

Fairlight Accounting does the bookkeeping, tax, and financial reporting for psychiatry and psychology practices — from solo prescribers to blended med-management-and-therapy groups. We keep the economics of each service line, payer arrangement, and telehealth mix clear.

✓ Books closed by the 15th   ✓ Fixed monthly fees   ✓ cross-border tax team

The problems

The numbers problems psychiatry & psychology practices actually have

Med management and therapy are different businesses

A 15-minute med check and a 53-minute therapy session bill, staff, and scale completely differently. One revenue line across both hides where the practice actually earns.

Out-of-network runs on superbills and hope

OON practices live on patient reimbursement behavior. Without tracking billed-versus-collected by arrangement, the real collection rate is a guess.

Telehealth blurs state lines

Seeing patients across states raises licensing-linked billing questions and, for the owner, multi-state tax exposure that deserves attention before it accumulates.

High-margin practices get lazy books

Strong cash flow hides sloppy categorization — until an S-corp election, retirement-plan decision, or sale conversation needs clean numbers fast.

What we handle

What Fairlight takes off your plate

The core engagement is the same discipline we run for every client — monthly close by the 15th, payroll, tax, and CFO-level reporting — built around how psychiatry & psychology practices actually make and spend money.

  • Revenue split by service line — med management, therapy, evaluations — and by payer arrangement
  • Out-of-network and private-pay tracking with realized collection rates
  • Monthly close by the 15th; clean books that hold up for lending, plan design, or sale
  • Payroll and owner-comp structuring alongside your retirement-plan choices
  • Business and personal tax prep with quarterly estimates that track the practice's actual pace
What we report on

The three numbers we keep in front of you

No fabricated benchmarks — your own numbers, measured the same way every month, so trends are real and decisions have a floor under them.

Revenue per clinical hour

by service line, so scheduling decisions follow the economics

Realized collection rate

billed versus collected across insurance, OON, and private-pay

Owner take-home efficiency

practice profit to owner after tax structure — the number that funds your life

How it works in practice

Revenue cycle & tax notes

Revenue & reconciliation

Whether you're insurance-based, out-of-network, or hybrid, we reconcile remittances, patient payments, and platform payouts to the appointment log monthly, so the collection rate is measured rather than assumed.

Tax & entity

High-income practice owners have real levers — S-corp comp design, defined-benefit and solo-401(k) layering, and QBI phaseout management; we run the numbers before year-end while they can still move.

Pricing

Simple, published pricing

Bookkeeping from $310/mo · All-In-One (books + tax + advisory) from $1,955/mo. Every fee is quoted and fixed in writing before any work begins.

Common questions

Psychiatry & Psychology accounting FAQs

I'm a solo prescriber — is this overkill?

The monthly work is small at solo scale; the value concentrates in structure — owner comp, retirement design, and estimates. The bookkeeping keeps those decisions grounded and audit-ready.

We're mostly out-of-network — what changes?

Your key number becomes the realized collection rate on superbilled care, tracked by CPT band. We measure it monthly so pricing and payer-mix choices use data, not anecdotes.

What does it cost?

Bookkeeping from $310/month; All-In-One (books + tax + advisory) from $1,955/month. Exact fee fixed in writing after a short call.

Get the financial side handled

A free 15-minute call — bring your current setup, leave knowing exactly what clean, specialty-aware books look like for psychiatry & psychology practices.