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Starting Up Your U.S. Solo Health Service Psychologist Private Practice

October 26, 2026

This masterclass equips psychologists in the United States with the business skills, systems, and strategies to launch and grow a thriving private practice

Business Essentials: Starting Up Your U.S. Solo Licensed Mental Health Clinician Private Practice

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Build your practice the right way for you from the start

Massachusetts v. Oz

September 17, 2026

This case discusses whether a federal rule unlawfully narrows Medicaid’s categorical exemption from community-engagement requirements for individuals with substance use disorders

Closing a Practice

September 14, 2026

This article outlines key considerations and practical steps to help psychologists wind down a practice responsibly and effectively

Opting out and private contracting

August 21, 2026

Consider whether you want to accept Medicare’s payment or contract privately with patients

Enrollment in Medicare

August 21, 2026

What you need to know about enrolling in Medicare as a psychological services provider

Psychologist’s Guide to Medicare

August 21, 2026

Information and resources to help you understand the federal insurance program and how to participate

APA Services celebrates bipartisan introduction of the Increasing Mental Health Options Act

July 31, 2026

IMHO would allow psychologists to practice independently in all Medicare treatment settings, while also making them eligible for Medicare bonus payments for services provided in communities designated as mental health professional shortage areas

Federal rules could limit states’ Medicaid behavioral health workforce expansion

July 21, 2026

APA Services responded to a proposed rule from CMS concerning State Directed Payment arrangements within state Medicaid programs

CMS’ interim rule jeopardizes Medicaid access to critical services

July 13, 2026

As CMS moves forward with Medicaid work reporting implementation, advocates warn that new reporting and verification requirements could create significant barriers for eligible beneficiaries