Prostate Practice Launch Partnership

The partnership is designed for licensed providers who want to add a structured prostate-focused service to an existing practice or launch a new clinical program based on the Intellectual Medicine Prostate Protocol.

No. The partnership supports providers at different stages, including those with an established patient base and those preparing to open or expand a practice.

The Provider Training teaches the clinical framework. The Launch Partnership adds staff education, marketing materials, seven months of private business implementation support, and first-year Advanced Provider Network Membership.

Your course access follows the access terms provided with the Prostate Cancer Provider Training. The private implementation portion continues for seven months, and the included Provider Network Membership remains active for 12 months.

You receive one private business strategy meeting each month for seven months. Each meeting focuses on your current stage, priorities, obstacles, and next steps.

Members of the Intellectual Medicine implementation team participate based on your goals. The team includes experienced nurse practitioners and administrative professionals with experience in clinical operations, patient communication, marketing, enrollment, and practice growth.

Yes. You may submit brief business implementation questions between scheduled meetings. Clinical questions follow the designated case-review process.

Yes. Up to five RN, clinical, or administrative staff members receive 12 months of access to the Prostate Cancer Practice Team Training. Additional seats are available for $99 each.

The package provides messaging and materials structured around your prostate-focused service. Your practice information, services, location, and patient experience guide the final content. You remain responsible for reviewing and approving all materials before publication.

The partnership provides website copy, email copy, social media launch content, patient messaging, scripts, and a marketing calendar. Website development, graphic design, posting, account management, paid advertising, and ongoing content production remain the responsibility of your practice.

No. You remain responsible for obtaining legal and accounting guidance, maintaining professional licenses, completing credentialing, and following the laws and board requirements in every state where you practice.

Business meetings focus on program development, pricing, staffing, workflows, enrollment, and growth. They do not replace medical supervision or provide direct patient care. Clinical questions and case discussions follow the 

Your Advanced Provider Network profile becomes eligible for publication after you complete the training, pass the assessment, and satisfy the network’s professional and licensing requirements.

The directory gives men a direct way to find your practice and learn about your services. Inquiry volume will reflect your location, state licenses, availability, pricing, profile, market, and patient demand.

No specific number of patients, referrals, or revenue is promised. The partnership gives you the clinical framework, business structure, marketing materials, staff preparation, and implementation support to build the program. Your results depend on how consistently you apply them.

Implementation begins while you complete the clinical training. During the seven-month partnership, you will move through program design, staff preparation, workflow development, marketing, launch, and early performance review.

You will leave with established workflows, trained staff, patient-facing materials, tracking systems, and a functioning program structure. Your first-year Advanced Provider Network Membership continues through the remainder of its 12-month term and is available for annual renewal.