This text investigates the logistical, financial, and ethical requirements for establishing and maintaining a successful private practice within the field of occupational therapy. Florence S. Cromwell, a recognized authority in occupational therapy education and practice, provides a structured framework for clinicians transitioning from institutional settings to independent business ownership. The book synthesizes administrative best practices with clinical standards to ensure that practitioners can navigate the complexities of healthcare regulations while maintaining high-quality patient care. It serves as a foundational guide for therapists seeking to balance the demands of entrepreneurship with the professional obligations of their discipline.

Experts in the field of occupational therapy recognize this work as a foundational resource for clinicians entering the private sector. Readers frequently note the practical utility of the administrative templates and the clear, methodical approach to business management.