Monthly bookkeeping
Reconciled books in QuickBooks Online or Xero, including payroll processed as part of the monthly close when that is in scope.
MEDICAL PRACTICES
A fractional CFO for medical practices is financial leadership for a physician-owned office that has outgrown weekend books. LedgerFox works as a medical practice CFO: an outsourced CFO for physician-owned practices, keeping the books current and sitting with the owner or practice administrator on what the numbers mean.
We are based in Bozeman, Montana, and we work with independent practices nationwide. The relationship covers monthly bookkeeping and the decisions that books alone do not answer.
THE PROBLEM
Overhead, staffing, and collections are hard to see in one place. The owner or administrator is still closing the month after clinic hours. Hiring a provider or opening another office gets decided without a cash picture.
Many practices do not wake up looking for a CFO. They wake up wanting to know whether the practice is actually keeping what it earns, and whether the next decision is affordable.
WHAT WE DO
LedgerFox works with independent medical practices. We keep the monthly books current, put overhead and cash in a form the owner can use, and stay in the conversation when a hire, a location, or a cost change is on the table. Healthcare fractional CFO support, CFO services for physicians, and a medical practice financial consultant all describe the same relationship here: advisory without a full-time finance executive. We do not replace your biller, and we do not prepare taxes. We organize the financial side so you and your CPA are working from the same picture.
SERVICES
PRACTICE FINANCE
Reconciled books in QuickBooks Online or Xero, including payroll processed as part of the monthly close when that is in scope.
A monthly view of revenue, overhead, and profit the owner can read before the CPA's year-end package.
Which costs move with volume, which do not, and where provider or service-line results are carrying the practice.
Collections, payroll, and supplies set against the cash actually in the account.
A forecast for adding a provider, opening a second office, or changing the cost structure — before you commit.
Regular time with the physician owner or practice administrator. Not a report dropped in an inbox.
HOW THE WORK MOVES
DELIVERABLES
Reconciled monthly books the practice and its CPA can rely on.
Revenue, overhead, profit, and cash in one place.
What the numbers imply before a hire, a lease, or a second location.
PROOF
This fits an independent, physician-owned practice or a small medical group that needs financial visibility and does not need a full-time CFO on payroll. Multi-provider offices are welcome. We do not publish client names or performance claims.
FAQ
It is CFO-level financial leadership without a full-time hire. People also search for a healthcare fractional CFO, a virtual CFO for doctors, outsourced financial management, or CFO services for physicians. At LedgerFox that means current books plus ongoing advice on profitability, cash, and the next practice decision.
No. A search for a financial advisor often means retirement planning, investments, or personal wealth. This page is about the practice: overhead, collections as a financial input, cash, and operating decisions. We are not a personal financial advisor, retirement planner, or investment advisor.
No. Collections and payer mix affect profitability, and we will read them that way. We do not code, bill, or run revenue-cycle operations.
No. We keep the books organized and coordinate with your CPA. Tax preparation and tax advice stay with your tax preparer.
The pages are written for independent physician-owned medical practices and small medical groups. Related clinical practices can inquire. We do not maintain separate pages for dental, veterinary, med spa, or other specialties.
Yes. LedgerFox is based in Bozeman and works with independent practices nationwide. A local presence is not required.
Tell us how the office is structured, who looks at the numbers today, and which decision is in front of you. We will say whether bookkeeping, reporting, or ongoing advisory is the right scope.