MTN HLTH
Provider Opportunity Overview
MTN HLTH is a longevity-focused clinic with a successful, proven practice model designed for providers who want the freedom of private practice without having to build everything from scratch. You join as a 1099 independent provider, grow your own patient panel, and plug into MTN HLTH’s fully developed systems and support team—allowing you to stay highly independent while following a model that already works.
- No RVUs, productivity metrics, or visit quotas
- Longer visits and deeper patient relationships
- Clinical autonomy to tailor care to each patient
- Focus on prevention, longevity, and root-cause medicine
- You choose the hours and days you want to work
- Set dedicated times for scheduled visits
- Flexibility during business hours for messaging, labs, and follow-up
- Hybrid model: mostly remote, with in-person visits as requested
- Income grows directly with your panel size
- Ability to scale up or down based on your goals
- Build a sustainable panel without running a clinic alone
You maintain full independence as a provider while having a team and infrastructure behind you—giving you freedom, flexibility, and support without the burden of running a full practice.
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Initial Labs
Comprehensive biomarker panel drawn before the first visit.
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1.5–2 Hour Comprehensive Evaluation
Detailed review of history, symptoms, goals, and full lab interpretation.
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Styku 3D Body Scan
Baseline body composition mapping to guide long-term progress.
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Personalized Wellness Plan
Nutrition, lifestyle, metabolic, and supplementation strategy tailored individually.
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Access Between Visits
Secure messaging for questions, clarifications, and needed adjustments.
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3-Month Follow-Up Cycle
Reassessment with updated labs and plan refinement as needed.
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Maintenance Phase
Ongoing optimization with structured long-term monitoring.
This flow provides a predictable, structured patient experience while supporting individualized clinical care.
- EHR, patient portal, and telehealth platform
- Secure messaging for between-visit communication
- Automated membership billing, payment collection, and failed/expired card handling
- Automated intake forms and follow-up workflows
- Integrated lab ordering and supplement systems
- API-driven automations that streamline routine tasks
- Documentation structure and visit templates
- Administrative support for payments and membership changes
- Technical assistance for all clinic systems
- Website presence and online visibility
- Routing and managing new patient inquiries
- Systems for reminders, renewals, and follow-up tasks
- Structured intake and onboarding processes
- Wellness Plan framework for long-term care
- Routine follow-up and reassessment workflows
- Between-visit communication systems
- A large library of patient materials and resources
These systems allow providers to stay independent while avoiding the burden of building a full clinic infrastructure alone.
| Panel Size | Revenue Share | Hours / Week | Estimated Annual Income |
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| 0–50 patients | 50% | ≤10 hrs | $35,000–$45,000 |
| 50–100 patients | 55% | 15–20 hrs | $75,000–$95,000 |
| 100–200 patients | 65% | 25–35 hrs | $180,000–$210,000 |
Income estimates include membership revenue (avg. $120/month per patient) plus Comprehensive Health Assessments.
- Your income grows as your panel grows
- You set your weekly availability, with flexibility to adjust as long as it supports your panel
- Patients choose visit type (in-person, telehealth, or phone) within your available hours
- MTN HLTH’s systems and support make panel management efficient and sustainable
- No RVUs, quotas, or volume pressure—your panel size drives your income
- This is a 1099 independent provider role
- You maintain autonomy over your schedule, visit style, and panel size
- MTN HLTH provides the infrastructure and support you need to care for your panel
- Fixed salary with RVU or productivity bonuses.
- Mid-levels take home about 12–25% of what they generate.
- Income growth often requires higher visit volume or shorter appointments.
- Limited transparency between revenue and compensation.
- Primary Care: ~15–25% of revenue generated.
- Urgent Care: ~15–30%, depending on visit volume.
- Orthopedics: ~12–25%; extremely high revenue generation with top-heavy ownership.
- Women’s Health / Med Spa: ~20–30% due to higher cash-based revenue per patient.
These ranges reflect common national outpatient norms based on MGMA data, private practice P&L patterns, and typical overhead distribution.
- Compensation tied to a clear, panel-based revenue share.
- Providers receive 50–65% of collected membership revenue.
- No insurance billing or productivity quotas.
- Visit lengths designed for depth, not volume.
- Panel size — and income — can be scaled to personal preference.
- State licensure, DEA, and national certification (if applicable) — approx. $1,100 every 2 years
- Malpractice insurance — approx. $3,000 per year
- Continuing education and professional development — variable
- Personal laptop
- Optional travel for CE or training — variable
Estimated total annual cost: approximately $4,000 per year.
- Full membership billing management - payment collection, renewals, and declined/expired-card follow-up
- Cerbo EHR & patient portal
- Spruce secure messaging platform
- Google Workspace
- Scheduling platform
- Automations & backend system integrations
- Web development & online presence
- Marketing & branding assets
- Accounting, licensing, & administrative support
- Office space, equipment, and clinic subscriptions
These supports remove the operational and technical workload usually placed on independent providers, allowing you to focus on patient care and sustainable panel growth.