As of mid-2011, during these economic conditions, our physician practices throughout the US are offering nutrition programs that range from $445 - $2,200 per patient for an executive package. The $445 are usually discounted costs that are offered to the first 4 patients and are for training purposes. Conservatively, doctors are billing $1,200 per patient for a 6 - 8 nutrition session package. Detailed fee schedules are also reviewed during a webinar with one of our licensed nutritionists.

Whole food counseling programs are typically less expensive to the patient and more profitable to the practice because they do not require the purchase of expensive supplements or foods. So now you do not have to send half or more of your revenues you collect from your patients to the supplement companies. As the practice owner, you keep approximately 90% of the revenues collected

Typically our doctors who see 15 new nutrition patients may generate $18,000 income per month from nutrition counseling.

The economic forecast below is for a start-up practice for
the first 30-45 days of practice while training.

These charges are 30% of the national averages for a weight management program and most
commercial weight loss programs again, are not physician supervised.

Conservative Economic Forecast, As a Start-Up

Based on 15 Nutrition Counseling or Weight Loss Patients Per Month with Health Concerns

15 Patients per month – (only 4 Nutritional Sessions) ($395 each) = $5,925 Income

1 New Referral Patient into the practice per month = $2,000 - $5,000 (Typical Annual Income per patient depending upon specialty).

Total Income per month with one referral / month ($2,000 per year) = $7,925 / Month - $399 / Month Lease Cost (includes everything - no hidden costs) (leases start at $199)

Return On Investment ROI 1900 %
ONE Patient’s income per month should cover ALL costs of the program.
Leases Cost $199 - $399.00 per month.
No Start Up Costs - monthly leases start after
your office is trained.