Overview
Danielle Gilbert is a highly-motivated accounting professional with more than 15 years experience. Danielle has well-developed analytical skills and broad experience in tax return preparation, financial statement preparation, payroll matters and sales tax compliance. Danielle works with clients in a variety of industry sectors, including medical and dental practices, manufacturers and retailers.
Overview
Danielle Gilbert is a highly-motivated accounting professional with more than 15 years experience. Danielle has well-developed analytical skills and broad experience in tax return preparation, financial statement preparation, payroll matters and sales tax compliance. Danielle works with clients in a variety of industry sectors, including medical and dental practices, manufacturers and retailers.
Proactive
As a QuickBooks Certified ProAdvisor, Danielle assists clients with set up, training, troubleshooting and maintaining QuickBooks files. She works with clients to organize and simplify her clients’ accounting needs so that they can focus on more important tasks like managing and growing their business.
Outside of the Office
Much like her dedication to serving her clients, Danielle enjoys spending quality time with her family. She also enjoys reading and working in her yard, where she is constantly rearranging the landscape.
Civic Activities
- Treasurer, The Preserves of South Holland Homeowners’ Association
Certifications & Licenses
- QuickBooks Certified ProAdvisor
Education
- B.G.I.S., Accounting and History, Loyola University Chicago
Blogs
Minimize Disputes by Implementing a Buy-Sell Agreement
As your practice continues to grow and take on more patients, you might consider hiring one or more physicians to help with the extra workload. If you do, make sure each physician signs a buy-sell agreement if they intend to take an ownership share of your practice. This article goes into the specifics of establishing a buy-sell agreement at your practice to ultimately protect it from disgruntled physicians and minimize disputes, should they arise.
Protect Your Practice — Buy-Sell Agreements Minimize Disputes
In the wake of health care reform, it may be advisable to hire more physicians to help with the workload. If these physicians intend to take an ownership share of the practice, it is important to make sure each one signs a buy-sell agreement. This blog addresses such issues as defining and appraising the practice’s assets, dividing practice income among partners, practice control issues and other considerations.
Patient Kiosks May be the Wave of the Future
In the future, patients may never need to check in with a receptionist to begin a physician visit. Instead, they will go to a computer station or pick up a tablet and check in electronically to verify their personal information, determine insurance eligibility and identify medication or allergy changes. A kiosk can help streamline the front office, enhance clinical accuracy, and reduce billing errors and denied claims when connected to Electronic Health Records (EHRs) and practice management systems.
Newsletters
Health Care Group Newsletter — Spring 2016
ORBA’s Health Care Group Newsletter is a quarterly publication focused on effective health care practice management. The Spring 2016 issue includes two articles: “It’s a New Generation: Hospitals and Physicians Seek Out New Investment Capital” and “Buried Under a Mound of Work? Then Call in the Cavalry.”
Health Care Group Newsletter – Summer 2014
ORBA’s Health Care Group Newsletter is a quarterly publication focused on effective businesses management for health care providers and practices. The Summer 2014 issue includes two articles: Reengineering Your Practice’s Revenue Cycle and Best Practices to Maximize Patient Self-Payment.