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Perfecting Eye Care Practices for Over 30 Years

Perfecting Eye Care Practices for Over 30 Years

Perfecting Eye Care Practices for Over 30 Years

Williams Group is North America’s leading optometry practice management consulting, transitions, accounting & tax firm.

Founded in 1987, Williams Group Consulting has delivered innovative, relationship-based consulting, practice transition consulting, and accounting/payroll processing to thousands of clients across the US and Canada.

CONSULTING

The pathway to your definition of success
starts with the Williams Group Consulting.

TRANSITIONS

Successfully plan and execute the transition of your practice.

ACCOUNTING + TAX

Let Williams Group Financial provide your accounting, payroll, and tax services.

OSC TRAINING CENTER

Over 100 online courses!

MARKETPLACE

Optometry practices, equipment, inventory, and jobs or create your own classified.

WEBINARS

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Testimonials

For over 30 years, Williams Group has led optometrists from all over North America in taking their practices to the next level. We’ve provided business owners with the freedom and peace of mind to reach their maximum potential. Learn from actual Williams Group clients how our team of industry leaders at Williams Group advanced each of their practices.

Enhancing the Patient Experience: Your Key to Retention and Growth

The competition in the field of optometry has grown over the years. With an array of choices available, patients are no longer bound to one practice and can easily switch if their expectations aren't met. Therefore, enhancing the patient experience is vital not just...

Start-Up Financing: Benefits of a Business Plan

Start-Up Financing: Benefits of a Business Plan Creating a business plan for a start-up practice is a crucial step in defining your new business vision and strategies for long-term success. A well-defined plan is important, not only when seeking financing, but also as...

Cost Considerations of Starting an Optometry Practice

Cost Considerations of Starting an Optometry Practice Starting an optometry practice is a substantial financial endeavor with several key cost component considerations. A business plan, financial analyses and a market/demographic/location assessment are essential...

Strategies to Fill Your Patient Schedule

Strategies to Fill Your Patient Schedule Creating awareness of your new optometry practice and filling your patient schedule is a challenge for a start-up practice. New business owners will need to implement a multifaceted approach that involves both new patient...

Maximizing Benefits: The Power of Salary Reduction 

In the complex world of tax planning, finding ways to optimize your financial situation can be a game-changer. For optometrists working in clinics, one powerful strategy to consider is salary reduction. While it may seem counterintuitive to voluntarily reduce your...

Building a Leadership Team in Your Optometry Practice: A Game Changer for Success

As an optometry-specific consultant, I have seen time and again how the right leadership team can propel an optometry practice to new heights. The benefits of a strong leadership team are indisputable: improved efficiency, increased profitability, and enhanced patient...

Understanding the Augusta Rule: Excluding Rental Income in Your Tax Strategy

Tax laws can be complex, but understanding the nuances can make a significant difference in your financial strategy. One such provision that can benefit homeowners is Section 280A(g), commonly known as the Augusta Rule. This rule provides an opportunity for...

Implementing High Tech in Your Practice

Implementing High Tech in Your Practice Implementing innovative technology is an essential step in opening a successful practice. Choosing the right technology and equipment, aligned with the mission of your practice, will contribute to enhanced patient care and...

Vehicle Expense Methods for Optometrists

As a business owner or self-employed individual, one of the many financial aspects you need to consider is how to calculate deductible expenses related to your vehicle. The IRS provides two primary methods for calculating these expenses: the Standard Mileage method...

Leveraging the Home Office Deduction for Optometric Practice Owners

As an optometrist running your own clinic, you're likely familiar with the many demands of your profession. Amidst the clinical work and patient care, you may not have considered the potential tax benefits that come with your home office. The home office deduction can...

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