Consulting & retainer

Advice by the hour, or a partner month after month

Already open and seeing patients? Book a single session to work through one problem, or bring us in every month to review the numbers, sit in on staff meetings, and help set direction.

Two ways to work together

Pay by the hour, or partner monthly

No commitment
Hourly Consulting

For practice owners who need expert advice on a specific challenge

$1,000 / hour

Bring a specific problem — pricing, scheduling, a stalled marketing channel, a hiring decision — and leave with a clear, actionable plan.

  • Focused, one-off problem solving
  • No long-term contract
  • Actionable takeaways you can implement now
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What we tackle

The problems owners call us about most

Production & scheduling

Empty slots, no-shows, patients who don't say yes to treatment — we work out why.

Team & operations

Hiring, who does what, and the routines that keep the practice running while you're with a patient.

Profit & strategy

We read the numbers with you, find where the money goes, and set a plan you can hold to.

Questions

Consulting questions, answered

Start hourly if there's one problem on your mind — a stalled marketing channel, a pricing question, a tricky hire. The retainer makes sense when you want us there every month: reviewing reports, sitting in on staff meetings, keeping the plan on track. Not sure? Ask on the free call and we'll tell you straight.
Yes. Most of this work happens over video and screen-share, which is how we serve practices in all 50 states. When an on-site visit would help, we make the trip.
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Other ways we help

Practice startups

Turnkey or DIY-guided — from zero to opening day.

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Marketing & SEO

SEO, Google & Meta ads, websites, and branding to fill your schedule.

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Billing & credentialing

Credentialing, insurance & patient billing, and benefits verification.

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Stuck on something specific?

Put it in front of us

The first 30 minutes are free. Tell us what's going on and we'll say how we'd handle it — no pitch.