Sole Support Collective walks British Columbia nurses step by step from idea to open for business: the name registration, the incorporation decision, the licences, and the paperwork — explained plainly, by someone who's done it.
Registered nurses, registered psychiatric nurses, licensed practical nurses, and nurse practitioners across BC often reach a point where the clinical side is already figured out — but the business side stalls everything. Which structure to register. Which licences actually apply. What insurance is required. Where to even begin.
Sole Support Collective exists to remove that stall.
Making sure what you want to offer sits squarely within your scope of practice and your regulatory requirements, before you spend a dollar on paperwork.
Reserving your business name with the BC Registry, so it's yours before you build anything else on top of it.
The coverage independent nurses actually need to practice safely and legally, and where to get it.
Sole proprietorship or incorporation — what each means for your liability and your taxes, and how to decide which one is right for how you plan to practice.
What's required by your municipality, your local health authority, and zoning bylaws — what the difference actually is, and which ones apply to you.
Getting the operational pieces running — booking, invoicing, recordkeeping — so the business behind your practice actually functions.
Intake, consent, and service agreement templates, so you're building from a solid starting point instead of a blank page.
Nurses building a foot care business get more than the standard framework — deeper, specialized mentorship drawn directly from Sole Provider Advanced Foot Care's own operating playbook, from IPAC compliance to client volume and pricing. Ready-made foot care templates — intake, assessment, and consent forms built specifically for foot care nursing — are also available for purchase.
Ask about foot care mentorship
Tyffany has been a registered psychiatric nurse in British Columbia since 2002 — 18 years bedside in acute care, three years as an educator, and three years as a procedure nurse.
In 2016 she opened her own independent practice, Sole Provider Advanced Foot Care, and learned firsthand every registration, licence, and insurance decision that comes with running it. Sole Support Collective exists so the next nurse doesn't have to learn it the hard way.
Send a note to inquiries@solesupportco.com and we'll talk through where you're at.