The Oregon solo practice setup checklist
10 questions from the lesson, checked as you go.
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1 / 10
What must you confirm before seeing your first client in a new Oregon solo practice?
Hint
Check the first step in the checklist
The lesson states to confirm your license is active and in good standing before the first client.
2 / 10
Which board handles LCSW licensing in Oregon?
Hint
Look for the separate board for social workers
The lesson says LCSWs sit under the Board of Licensed Social Workers, not OBLPCT.
3 / 10
What type of NPI is required for a solo clinician?
Hint
The application help page lists the type
The lesson specifies applying online for an individual (Type 1) NPI.
4 / 10
Which insurance policy type covers claims made while the policy is active?
Hint
The lesson contrasts two common shapes
The lesson describes claims-made as covering claims made while the policy is active.
5 / 10
Which rule governs the Professional Disclosure Statement for OBLPCT licensees?
Hint
The statement rule is listed with a number
The lesson states the rule is OAR 833-075-0050 for OBLPCT licensees.
6 / 10
What happens if a licensee fails to provide the Professional Disclosure Statement?
Hint
The consequence is mentioned after the rule
The lesson says a licensee who fails to give the statement may not charge the client a fee.
7 / 10
Which document is NOT filed with any agency but must be kept on hand?
Hint
The lesson lists three documents that are not filed
The lesson notes that the Notice of Privacy Practices is not filed anywhere.
8 / 10
What is the minimum retention period for client records under OAR 833-075-0070(1)(a)?
Hint
The rule specifies a number of years
The lesson states OAR 833-075-0070(1)(a) requires records for a minimum of seven years.
9 / 10
Which platform must have a signed BAA before the first client email?
Hint
The lesson mentions email and BAA together
The lesson says to put practice email on a platform that will sign a BAA before the first client email.
10 / 10
What is the purpose of the Good Faith Estimate under the No Surprises Act?
Hint
The estimate is required for uninsured or self-pay clients
The lesson explains that the Good Faith Estimate gives uninsured or self-pay clients an estimate of expected charges.
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