Operating an ethical ABA company isn’t just a Mentra. The term “organizational ethics” refers to the fusion of clinical and business ethics.
Organizational ethics lives at the intersection of management, practices, policy, and organizational systems within which clinical practices are an output. This requires coordinated activity among skilled professionals, and comes with a price tag.
These costs should be looked at like an investment – in your company, your clients, and the professional field. They should be built into your financial model to ensure viability and sustainability of ethical operations.
When properly implemented, you can strengthen company culture, improve outcomes, and reduce liabilities. This can lead to big return on investment for your different stakeholders, including clients, and can increase overall value of your practice.
Brandon Herscovitch, Ph.D., LABA, BCBA-D
Partners Behavioral Health can help with your clinical and business standards, compliance, and outcomes. We can help you scale an ethical ABA practice you’re proud about.
