Red light, hyperbaric oxygen and saunas: the numbers most vendors skip.
The Practice Operating Guide: earning revenue with red light, hyperbaric oxygen chambers and saunas.
Start with the free 10-page briefing. One worked revenue model with every assumption shown, the five mistakes that sink new services, and the safety and legal points to clear before you spend anything.
In the free briefing
- What clients already pay: published session prices from real clinic price pages, each with its source.
- The three numbers that run every one of these services, and why a full schedule matters more than the equipment.
- One worked revenue model at 20, 40 and 60 percent of capacity, every assumption shown, including the cases that lose money.
- The five most expensive mistakes, starting with buying a chamber before checking your state’s rules.
- Six things to clear before you buy: claims, supervision, hyperbaric fire safety, referrals, electrical and insurance, and who signs off on each. Educational only; your attorney confirms.
- The contents of the full 37-page Practice Operating Guide, your next step.
- Every figure sourced or labelled as an assumption.
- Revenue examples are hypothetical models, not promises.
- Written to be checked by your attorney, insurer and medical director.
You should know who is talking.
ARK Wellness sells red light, sauna and hyperbaric equipment. You should know that before you read a word.
It is also why the guide is written the way it is. Most pitches show you a machine and a monthly revenue figure. Ask how full the schedule has to be to reach that figure, who has to supervise the session, or what your insurer will say, and the answers tend to get vague.
The guide starts with those questions. Every figure is sourced or labelled as an assumption. Every revenue example is a hypothetical model, with the downside case beside the upside. Every legal point names who has to confirm it for your practice: your attorney, your insurer, your licensing board.
If the numbers do not work for your practice, the guide should show you that too.
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What’s inside the Practice Operating Guide.
The free briefing is step one. The full guide comes next, sent with a 20-minute practice review in which we run your own numbers through its model.
- 1The opportunity in one pageWhy practices add these services and where the revenue comes from
- 2How the money worksPricing, packages, memberships, capacity and the three numbers that matter
- 3Red light in a practiceEquipment, regulatory status, operations, screening and what to say
- 4Hyperbaric oxygen in a practiceHard-shell versus mild chambers, supervision, fire safety, and when not to proceed
- 5Saunas in a practiceInfrared versus traditional, power, permits, heat safety and hygiene
- 6Profit examplesThree hypothetical models at 20, 40 and 60 percent of capacity, plus a downside case
- 7Operate safely and legallyThe risk map: who must confirm each item, with Florida as the worked example. Educational; your attorney confirms
- 8Before you buy, and vendor red flagsA one-page checklist and the pitches to walk away from
- 9Your 90-day launch planWeek by week, from room and power to the first members
- 10Ten common mistakesAnd how to avoid each one
- 11How ARK can helpOur role, our interest, and how to book a practice review
- 12Sources and disclaimersEvery citation with the date it was checked
Section 7 is educational, not legal advice. Laws differ by state; your attorney confirms what applies to your practice.
Owners deciding, not browsing.
Chiropractic, physical therapy, med spa, concierge and functional medicine, dermatology, plastic surgery, dental and longevity practices, and gyms, yoga and recovery studios deciding whether to add cash-pay red light, sauna or hyperbaric sessions.
Not a sales brochure.
It does not promise results, and it does not say any of these services treat or cure anything. It shows the numbers and the rules so you can decide with your own advisers.
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Why: to give you the briefing, to follow up if you ask for a practice review, and, only if you tick the box, to send occasional notes about running these services.
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Read the numbers before you buy anything.
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