u/Actual_Specialist438

I hope this type of discussion is allowed in this thread.

I’m a Registered EEG Technologist with over 20 years of experience and recently purchased my first EEG system. I’m currently exploring opportunities to collaborate with neurologists in private practice—or those considering starting a private practice—to provide EEG services directly within their office.

I also had a second question for those with experience in outpatient neurodiagnostics: do you think it is more practical to partner with existing neurology practices, or is there a viable model for opening a dedicated outpatient EEG center?

In my local area, I’ve noticed that many hospitals either do not offer outpatient EEG services, are booked out 3-6 months for an appointment or outsource to larger monitoring companies with significantly higher rates. It made me wonder whether there is unmet demand for a more accessible outpatient EEG option.

I’d truly appreciate any insight regarding business structure, workflow, operational considerations, reimbursement realities, referral development, or lessons learned.

If anyone has experience with physician–technologist partnerships or contract EEG service models, I’d love to hear your perspective. I’m open to supporting practices locally and, if appropriate, traveling for opportunities.

Thank you in advance for your feedback

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