Frequently asked
questions.

BodyLogicMD is open to qualified MDs, DOs, NPs, PAs and NDs with prior training and experience in BHRT, functional, integrative or anti-aging medicine. Practitioners will need to operate from a qualifying brick-and-mortar practice and practice under the BodyLogicMD brand.

BodyLogicMD gives you the infrastructure and support to build and grow your practice without having to create everything on your own. You gain an established brand, marketing and patient acquisition support, Patient Services, technology and IT infrastructure, laboratory resources, nutraceutical programs, and access to a network of experienced practitioners.

The onboarding process to join an existing practice is typically around three months. Opening a new practice generally takes approximately three to six months.

BodyLogicMD provides comprehensive marketing support, a strong digital and social media presence, promotion of your individual practice, and a listing on BodyLogicMD.com to help generate awareness and attract new patients.

Our Patient Services team functions as your back office, supporting patient sales, appointment scheduling, follow-up and re-engagement, lab coordination, and ongoing patient communication. Most importantly, there is always someone available to answer the phone and support your patients.

BodyLogicMD provides services including EHR support, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, cybersecurity, network and server administration, and much more.

Practitioners have access to high-quality laboratory services and support, along with the BodyLogicMD nutraceutical program, customized pill packs, auto-order capabilities, inventory support, and commission opportunities.

Yes. You become part of a collaborative network, or brain trust, of 33 highly trained practitioners with more than 15 different certifications, giving you access to experienced, like-minded medical professionals.

BodyLogicMD is a cash-based model, allowing practitioners to spend more time with patients without many of the constraints associated with insurance-based medicine. Initial consultations are typically one hour, with approximately 30-minute follow-up appointments.

Practitioners typically begin one day at a time while building their patient base. Full time is generally considered approximately three to three-and-a-half days per week, with the option to add additional days.