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A private practice is a healthcare practice that is owned and operated by one or more individual healthcare providers, as opposed to a larger healthcare organization or hospital. Private practices can offer a variety of healthcare services, including medical, dental, and mental health services.

Private practices can range in size from small solo practices to large multi-provider practices, and can offer a wide range of services depending on the expertise of the providers. Private practices can operate in various settings, including individual offices, group practices, or outpatient clinics.

Private practices can offer a number of benefits for both providers and patients. For providers, owning a private practice can offer greater autonomy, control, and flexibility over the practice’s operations, finances, and patient care. For patients, private practices can offer more personalized and focused care, as well as the opportunity to establish long-term relationships with their healthcare providers.