Sep 22, 2026 · 21 min · 12 segments
De-paneling from insurance can feel like pulling out the safety net. You may know exactly why you want to make the transition—higher fees, more control over your caseload, fewer insurance…
And I have been talking to a number of you who are planning to depanel from insurance.
We've had a handful of our Confident Copy Live students preparing to fully depanel in the next month or so.
And I've talked to a couple of others who are planning to do so right around the new year transition.
juncture in your practice, right? I love seeing clinicians decide to make this leap if it's the right one for them.
Obviously, some clinicians choose to take insurance, and I think that's fantastic.
If you're someone who is deciding to de-panel and to go to a completely private pay model, you're likely thinking about what that is going to mean about your marketing.
If you have decided to de-panel, you're probably pretty comfortable with why, right? You know that you maybe want to have a higher fee.
You want to have more take-home revenue, right? You want more say over your caseload.
What I see a lot of clinicians stumble around is what they need to have in place in order to make that leap.
That's not to say that you can just simply open up an insurance practice and get full.
But what is asked of you as a full fee premium fee practice from a marketing perspective is going to be different than from an insurance perspective.
Many times folks will come to us saying, I've had an insurance-based practice, but I'm preparing to depanel, and I know my website needs to up-level with me.
And so I often get to sit with a lot of clinicians really at this point in their practice, and it's an important one.
Now, what I want to talk about today is the foundation that needs to be in place for you to make this leap confidently, or at least as confidently as you can make a leap of faith, right? Because there is going to be a little bit of faith always involved.
You know that you're going to do this, but you maybe don't know what needs to be in place to actually make it happen.
And I have been talking to a number of you who are planning to depanel from insurance.
We've had a handful of our Confident Copy Live students preparing to fully depanel in the next month or so.
And I've talked to a couple of others who are planning to do so right around the new year transition.
juncture in your practice, right? I love seeing clinicians decide to make this leap if it's the right one for them.
Obviously, some clinicians choose to take insurance, and I think that's fantastic.
If you're someone who is deciding to de-panel and to go to a completely private pay model, you're likely thinking about what that is going to mean about your marketing.
If you have decided to de-panel, you're probably pretty comfortable with why, right? You know that you maybe want to have a higher fee.
You want to have more take-home revenue, right? You want more say over your caseload.
What I see a lot of clinicians stumble around is what they need to have in place in order to make that leap.
That's not to say that you can just simply open up an insurance practice and get full.
But what is asked of you as a full fee premium fee practice from a marketing perspective is going to be different than from an insurance perspective.
Many times folks will come to us saying, I've had an insurance-based practice, but I'm preparing to depanel, and I know my website needs to up-level with me.
And so I often get to sit with a lot of clinicians really at this point in their practice, and it's an important one.
Now, what I want to talk about today is the foundation that needs to be in place for you to make this leap confidently, or at least as confidently as you can make a leap of faith, right? Because there is going to be a little bit of faith always involved.
You know that you're going to do this, but you maybe don't know what needs to be in place to actually make it happen.
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