It runs in three phases, and each phase ends with a tangible deliverable the client can walk away with.
The framework is modular. Every practice moves through the same three phases, but the work inside each phase activates based on practice type and stage. A solo behavioral health clinician and a multi-provider primary care group follow the same path with a different set of active items. That is what lets one method serve clinicians at every stage: those just getting started, those in the thick of operations, and those ready to scale.
Lay the foundation with the systems, compliance, and financial structure needed to operate independently.
One organized file that holds everything making the practice real: your business plan and Business Model Canvas roadmap, formation and registration documents, the compliance framework, the insurance summary, the twelve-month financial model, and the credentialing and payer enrollment roadmap.
Stand up the tools, systems, and people the practice needs to run from day one.
A documented, working set of systems: your EHR set up with our guidance, live billing and scheduling workflows, a staffing plan with roles defined, your technology and phone systems in place, and the policies that run the day to day.
Get the practice off the ground, keep it stable, and build a clear path to grow.
A live KPI dashboard showing how the practice is performing, paired with a written plan for the next ninety days and beyond.
When the engagement ends, your practice is running, but the relationship is built to continue. Most clients move into an ongoing retainer once they launch, keeping the same team close for monitoring, optimization, and the next stage of growth. You are not handed a binder and waved off. You keep the people who already know your practice, your numbers, and your goals.
A retainer typically covers KPI and revenue monitoring, operational tune-ups, growth and scale planning, and continued access to the marketing partners for ongoing campaigns. It is the most common path our clients choose, because the work of running a strong practice does not stop at day 90.
Practice Launch 90 is value-based, whole-package pricing. You know your full investment before we start, and that number does not move.
No hourly billing. No charging for every phone call and every minute. No surprise overages at the end. During your engagement you have our team's full attention and commitment, not a meter running in the background. You get a complete, fixed-scope program and a clear price, so you can plan your launch without guessing what it will cost.
The program is offered in tiered packages (Essentials, Complete Launch, and Accelerator) so it fits the size and complexity of your practice.
The core program includes your marketing and referral activation plan. Execution is optional and not part of the core engagement. Clients who want execution can add a coordinated marketing package on top of it.
A thirty-day brand and strategy sprint (brand audit, competitive analysis, personas, content and channel strategy, and a starter asset set) runs alongside Phase 1. Full execution (social setup, a ninety-day content calendar, weekly publishing, a launch campaign, and monthly analytics) runs across all three phases. The work is delivered by vetted, healthcare-fluent marketing partners and coordinated by VHC, billed simply through one engagement. Ongoing retainers are available after launch.
Practice Launch 90 delivers operational readiness in about 90 days. Your practice is built, your systems are live, and you are ready to see patients.
Credentialing and payer enrollment are a separate track, performed by a specialized credentialing vendor coordinated by VHC. Timelines are set by the payers, not by us. Insurance credentialing commonly takes 90 to 120 days, and sometimes longer, so it often continues past the 90-day engagement.
The program is offered in tiered packages (Essentials, Complete Launch, and Accelerator) so it fits the size and complexity of your practice.
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