Practice Development Training
No CME Credits 1/2 Day
Highly Rated By Physician Attendees

Extremely well received, the Practice Development Training (PDT) takes you to the next step: How to incorporate AMM into your existing or new medical practice, using well established business and management strategies. This noncredit PDT is held during the clinical training week.

You will be introduced to a trusted, ethical business model used by Cenegenicsฎ—a formula based on years of experience. You also will receive valuable information, which you and your staff can review frequently
to ensure your long-term success.

Module Content

• Location – prestigious addresses, space requirements for solo physician practice or AMM center, floor plan examples, upscale d้cor

• Diagnostics – lab panel, bone density, body fat, cognitive testing, strength testing, etc.

• Staffing – qualification, Internet based recruiting/hiring resources

• Creating a 6- to 7-hour Executive Health Evaluation – 2-hour physician consultation, 1.5 hour exercise/nutrition consultation, 30-minute cognitive testing, 30-minute nutritional DVD, 30-minute program, review and close

• Marketing materials – brochures, business cards, Website with visitor
registration, article reprints, DVD

• Know the prospective patient profile – male (age 40-69) makes up 90%, typically business owners, executives, professionals and their families, unlike general healthcare,
where females bring in the men

• Generating prospective patient leads – advertising, networking, events, acquisition cost per lead

• Closing Executive Health Evaluation sales – including physician time requirements,
phone calls, emails, one-on one meetings, close rates, acquisition cost per evaluation

• Patient pricing – Executive Health Evaluation and quarterly professional fees

• Pricing – physician/corporate/couple

• Tax deductible – no insurance

• Physician capacity – recognizing the 5-year time investment

• Advertising expense and overhead

• Maintaining full capacity – attrition rates, program close rates

• AMM revenue model

• Variable expenses – baseline labs/blood draws, exercise and nutrition consultations by an independent contractor, cognitive testing, credit card fees

• Fixed expenses – advertising costs per Executive Health Evaluation, nonphysician payroll costs, shared office space, malpractice and miscellaneous expenses

• Legal issues – hGH for deficient adults, legal vs. illegal hGH, risks when physicians profit
from lab services or prescription drugs, Medicare issues, illegal/counterfeit products, FDA
warnings, NY Times article on counterfeits, Internet drugs from overseas, anti-aging products facing congressional scrutiny

• Initial steps – setting up shared office, staffing, initial advertising campaigns, closing and completing Executive Health Evaluations and AMM programs

Outcome Objectives

After completing this module, the physician will be able to . . .

• Determine the appropriate location for the practice, from spacing to d้cor

• Staff the practice appropriately, cost-effectively

• Understand timing requirements of an Executive Health Evaluation

• Market successfully, from target patient demographic to advertising materials

• Plan advertising, variable, fixed and other expenses correctly

• Grasp the tax deductible aspect and the AMM revenue module

• Know the legal issues surrounding AMM and work within FDA guidelines

• Price fees appropriately

• Build an AMM practice, from the ground up

Attendee Evaluations Evaluation scores compiled from previous attendees: With 4.0 as the
highest possible score, this module was rated 3.94 on average.

 


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