
Design the right practice model
Attract the right patients
Confidently discuss pricing and payment
Build systems that sustain your practice
Choose the right direct care structure
Define the services patients will pay for
Build a financially sustainable model
Define your clinical niche
Identify the problems patients seek you out for
Align with the right patient profile
Attract the right patients to a direct care service
Price your services appropriately
Explain plans and costs clearly
Patient retention and referrals
Operational workflows and SOPs
Virtual support staff and technology stack
The Direct Care Simplicity Revelation
Defining Your Direct Specialty Care Model
Defining Your Niche
Defining Your Ideal Patient
How To Attract Patients
How To Price Your Services
How To Discuss Payment Confidently
Understanding the Financial Model
Patient Retention & Referrals
SOPs and Workflow
Using a Virtual Assistant
Technology Stack
Risk Management
Defining Success For Your Life
Your schedule allows meaningful time with patients
Treatment decisions are not dictated by insurance
Patients understand the value of your expertise
The business model supports the life you want to build
Own or plan to own their practice
Offer a specialty service patients could pay for directly
Want to reduce dependence on insurance
Are ready to design a simpler practice model
You cannot make pricing decisions within your practice
You are looking for quick marketing hacks
You want to remain fully dependent on insurance reimbursement
Dr. Tea Nguyen




FAQ
You can continue taking insurance while building direct care services, but there are limitations. The course is designed to help you build toward a practice model that is fully independent from insurance.
Many patients who choose a direct care specialist still have insurance. Insurance can often still be used for prescriptions, labs, imaging, or facility fees while patients pay directly for your professional services.
Most doctors who complete the Launch Course can plan, structure, and implement their direct care offering within 8–12 weeks while integrating it into their existing workflow.
Not necessarily. Many specialists launch inside their existing space or start lean by subleasing from another healthcare professional.
Direct care can work across many specialties where patients value expertise, access, and time — including orthopedics, podiatry, dermatology, neurology, ENT, regenerative medicine, and more.
The Launch Course covers patient acquisition strategies, messaging, and outreach so the right patients can find you and understand why your services are worth paying for.