Began an LLC

@dnayar Thanks for the question!! Since you have the Private Practice at your home, you are eligible to claim Home office deduction. Housing-related expenses such as mortgage interest, rent, utilities, repairs, and depreciation for the portion of your home that you use to run your business are allowable expenses under the home office deduction. 

You may be able to claim the home office deduction if your office is:

• Used regularly and exclusively for your business, and
• Is your principal place of business (both conditions must apply).

https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/tax-credits-deductions/take-home-office-deduction/L8nsQkp1O_US_en_US?uid=lo5xub5z

You may be able to claim the home office deduction. Generally speaking, to qualify for the home office deduction, you must meet one of these criteria:

• Exclusive and regular use: You must use a portion of your house, apartment, condominium, mobile home, boat or similar structure for your business on a regular basis. This also includes structures on your property, such as an unattached studio, barn, greenhouse or garage. It doesn't include any part of a taxpayer's property used exclusively as a hotel, motel, inn, or similar business.
• Principal place of business: Your home office must be either the principal location of your business or a place where you regularly meet with customers or clients. Some exceptions to this rule include day care and storage facilities.

The following IRS publications and forms may be of some help to you in your business: