Build and Launch a New Clinical Service Line

Your assigned physician reviews the agreed treatment menu, licensed team, protocols, records, safety processes, and issues requiring follow-up. Collaboration or supervision for one NP/PA is included in the base fee and documented for the assigned provider. Your clinical team remains responsible for patient evaluation, treatment decisions, prescribing, and hands-on care within its authority.

A clinical foundation establishes responsibility, evaluation and ordering workflows, consent, records, safety, and escalation. Individual treatment protocols document the accepted service-specific requirements. Operational SOPs describe how your team performs and records the workflow; they support, rather than replace, the clinical protocols. Existing documents are reviewed for suitability before MFMD adopts or updates them.

Your practice status, selected services, and “have protocols / need protocols” answer inform the implementation estimate. You do not need to choose a separate technical package again. For an existing MFMD practice, adding a second service group or a procedure within the accepted group is reviewed against the current agreement before final pricing.

Protocol documents do not grant a person a professional license, expand prescribing authority, or replace a required clinic license. MFMD confirms a workable clinical arrangement before accepting implementation. The facility remains responsible for its legal structure, treating clinicians, operations, and any required agency or payer processes.

MFMD supports an RN-executed model for aesthetic medicine and IV/injection services within the nurse’s authorized role, with the required patient evaluation, orders, training, and supervision in place. Weight management, BHRT/TRT, and Advanced Peptide Therapy require at least one NP or PA on the facility roster under MFMD’s service model. You may identify a planned APP while estimating; the provider and collaboration arrangements must be confirmed before activation. One APP is included in the base fee. An RN or electrologist does not replace the APP required for Medical Wellness.

One wellness service group is $1,500/month; both groups together are $2,000/month. Collaboration or supervision for 1 APP is included; each additional APP is $500/month and each electrologist addition is $500/month. Initial setup is $2,000 for one group or $3,000 for both, including the first 30 days of governance. Adding the second group to an accepted existing operation is $1,000; a new procedure protocol within an accepted group is $250. The proposal confirms which setup applies.

Enter the facility ZIP, choose the applicable services, and describe your team and existing protocols. Review your estimate before providing contact details. MFMD then reviews the operating facts and documents, confirms the assigned physician, initial on-site assessment, scheduled visits, and any required treatment-day arrangements, and issues the agreed scope and start date. An EMR is required and must be in use with physician access before governance begins. You may complete a planning estimate while choosing the platform; paper-only clinical operations are not accepted. No clinical services begin merely because a form was submitted.

Clinical review of pharmacies, products, and formularies is included. When MFMD participation is needed to establish or maintain up to 2 approved accounts, account setup and administration adds $500/month. The same account-support charge applies to an APP-led Medical Wellness practice or an RN-executed aesthetic/IV practice; it does not change professional authority. For example, weight management plus Advanced Peptide Therapy in one group, with one included APP and account administration, is $2,000/month; initial setup for that group is $2,000. Medication, pharmacy, device, and third-party charges are separate.

MFMD reviews the proposed service, licensed performers and prescribers, patient-evaluation model, location, equipment or medication source, documentation, emergency needs, and governance responsibilities.

The service line defines who evaluates, orders, performs, monitors, documents, escalates, maintains supplies, trains staff, and reviews quality. The design is specific to the actual facility rather than copied from a vendor template.

Role-specific protocols, consent, patient instructions, checklists, training, supplies, and quality cadence form the launch package. Each proposed treatment receives individual clinical review and physician approval.