Starting A Dso In Georgia

Summary

Non-licensed individuals in Georgia can own a Dental Service Organization (DSO) to provide management and administrative support to dental practices, but the practice itself must be owned by licensed dentists. A dental hygienist can also own a DSO. To set up a DSO, decide on a legal structure, develop a business plan, ensure compliance with state regulations, draft service contracts, obtain necessary licenses and permits, and establish financial management systems.

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Can a dental hygienist own aDSO
Yes, a dental hygienist can own a Dental Service Organization (DSO) in Georgia. The DSO can provide management and administrative support to dental practices, but the dental practice itself must be owned and operated by licensed dentists.
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To set up a DSO in Georgia, consider the following steps:
- Legal Structure: Decide on the legal structure (LLC, corporation, etc.).
- Business Plan: Develop a clear business plan outlining services offered.
- Compliance: Ensure compliance with state regulations.
- Contracts: Draft contracts for services provided to dental practices.
- Licenses & Permits: Obtain any necessary business licenses and permits.
- Financials: Set up accounting and financial management systems.
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