How Should an HRT Clinic Benchmark and Set Its Pricing Against Competitors?

How Should an HRT Clinic Benchmark and Set Its Pricing Against Competitors? Most HRT clinic owners benchmark their pricing the wrong way. They look at the cheapest clinic nearby, panic, and price down to match. In doing so, they quietly hand away the margin that makes recurring hormone care worth running. The clinics that win […]
How Does a Weight-Loss Clinic Retain Patients Who Aren’t Losing Weight? (The Weekly Plateau-Outreach System That Lifts LTV)

How Does a Weight-Loss Clinic Retain Patients Who Aren’t Losing Weight? (The Weekly Plateau-Outreach System That Lifts LTV) A weight-loss patient who stops losing weight doesn’t complain — she quietly stops showing up, and her $500-a-month membership goes with her. On a recent strategy call with a cash-pay weight-loss practice, the owner counted 93 active […]
How Do I Launch a Cash-Pay Weight Loss & Performance Medicine Practice? (Why You Should Target Women, Not Men)

How Do I Launch a Cash-Pay Weight Loss & Performance Medicine Practice? (Why You Should Target Women, Not Men) Almost every new performance, longevity, or weight-loss practice launches aimed at the same person: the affluent male biohacker. It feels obvious, and it’s usually a mistake. The clinics that launch fastest get three things right before […]
How Profitable Is GLP-1 / Semaglutide at a Cash-Pay Clinic? (And How to 4× Patient Lifetime Value)

How Profitable Is GLP-1 / Semaglutide at a Cash-Pay Clinic? (And How to 4× Patient Lifetime Value) INTRO: GLP-1 is the most popular cash-pay weight-loss product in the country right now — and the most under-monetized patient in cash-pay medicine. Most clinics keep about $600 in margin per GLP-1 patient over the first three to […]
How Should an HRT Clinic Price Its Memberships? ($165 vs $400/Month Breakdown)

How Should an HRT Clinic Price Its Memberships? ($165 vs $400/Month Breakdown) INTRO:The biggest pricing mistake we see at cash-pay HRT clinics is pricing hormones like pills. A clinic that charges $115 for estradiol plus $30 for progesterone is collecting $165 a month and leaving $250 in managed-care value on the table — every single […]