For the modern behavioral health provider, the decision to credential with insurance panels or remain strictly private pay is rarely a simple binary choice; it is a fundamental business strategy that dictates the long-term health of their practice. Transitioning into private practice often brings a desire for the high-margin, low-admin lifestyle of a "cash-only" model. The appeal is obvious: higher per-session rates, immediate payment at the time of service, and total clinica

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