Add One New Revenue Stream That Makes Patient Care Better, In A 90-Day Pilot. Without Kickbacks, Pressure Or Selling What Patients Don't Need.
Get The Prescriptions Walking Out the Door, the 5-page guide that shows you fourteen services your patients may already get elsewhere, the six steps to add one the right way, and the ethical lines you never cross. Fill in the form and it lands on your WhatsApp and inbox in under a minute.
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Clinics and hospitals whose growth our team runs
Sound familiar?
Every rupee depends on your hours in the chair.
Run your own numbers. Right now.
How fast would a new service pay back?
Put in the set-up cost and the monthly profit after all of its costs: staff, space, consumables and licences.
Simple payback: set-up cost ÷ monthly profit. An example, not a forecast.
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Inside the guide
Here's what you'll discover in the next 15 minutes
- Where your patients go after they leave you, and why they'd often rather stay.Page 2
- Fourteen services that work in medical practices, in one checklist, sorted into three groups.Page 2
- The two-question fit test every new service must pass before you spend a rupee.Page 3
- Six steps to add one service the right way, from the first question to scale or stop.Page 3
- Why partnering often comes before building, and how a ninety-day pilot tests demand.Page 3
- The payback maths, and the question most owners forget to ask.Page 3
- Six ethical lines you never cross: no kickbacks, no unnecessary tests, the patient always chooses.Page 4
- Your "Do this before Friday" task. One week of front desk notes shows you your first pilot.Page 4
Why this works when vendor "arrangements" don't
Better care first. Revenue follows.
The result
Revenue beyond your hours
A service that earns while you're not in the chair.
Why it works
Built from 3,000+ consults
Patients already need these services. Most practices never offer them.
How fast
A 90-day pilot
One service, one owner, ninety days. Then decide.
How hard
One conversation with your team
Start with a checklist and a week of notes.
Take a look inside
Fourteen services. Tick the ones walking out of your door.
Page 2 is a checklist of fourteen services, with two columns to tick: patients get it elsewhere, and it fits your speciality.
Pages 3 and 4 show the six steps to add one, the payback maths, and the ethical lines you never cross.
Find my first new serviceFree PDF, 5 pagesBe honest with yourself
This guide is not for everyone
It's for you if
- Almost all your revenue comes from consultations and procedures.
- Your patients regularly go elsewhere for tests, physio or medicines you recommend.
- You want to grow in a way your patients would thank you for.
Skip it if
- You're looking for commission deals with labs, pharmacies or vendors. They aren't allowed.
- You want to sell patients more than they need.
- You don't have the space or team to run anything new this year.
Who's behind this
From Harsh Priyadarshi
I've sat across from more than 3,000 doctors and clinic owners in one-to-one growth consults. Most earn almost everything from their own hours, while their patients spend money every month on care that happens somewhere else.
This guide is how we help practices add one service at a time, the ethical way, starting with what patients already need.
Hear it from Harsh
On the TEDx stage and on doctors' podcasts
promise
If none of the fourteen fits, delete it.
Tick the checklist with your team. If your patients get nothing elsewhere that fits your speciality, you didn't need this guide. Delete it and unsubscribe with one tap. If even one line gets two ticks, you've found your first pilot.
A free growth call, if you want one. Bring your ticked list. We'll look at where your patients already go after they leave you, and show you which service to add first, the right way.
Questions doctors ask
Before you download
Is it ethical for a doctor to run a pharmacy or lab?
It can be, when it's clinically appropriate, properly licensed and run by qualified people, and patients stay free to buy anywhere. The guide sets out the lines: no kickbacks, no unnecessary tests, no product endorsements. Pharmacy and lab rules differ by state, so check yours with a lawyer.
Do I need a big investment?
Not always. Partnering is often the right first step, and a ninety-day pilot tests demand before you invest heavily.
Does it work for my speciality?
Yes. The checklist covers services that fit orthopaedics, IVF, dental, eye care, urology, ENT, gynaecology, dermatology and more. Tick only what fits yours.
What happens after I fill in the form?
The PDF arrives on your WhatsApp and email within a minute. We may send a few useful follow-ups. You can stop them anytime.
Last thing
Your patients will need tests, physio and medicines next month. Where will they go?
Fifteen minutes with this guide shows you the service they'd rather get from you. The guide is free.
Yes, show me which service to add firstFree guide. Lands on WhatsApp and email in under a minute.P.S. If you skipped to the bottom: your patients already pay for care you recommend, somewhere else. The guide shows you how to offer one service the right way, with a ninety-day pilot and clear ethical lines. Get the guide here.
P.P.S. Ask your front desk where patients say they'll go for their tests and physio this week. If the answer is "somewhere else", download this today.