Pricing
The offer is $1 for the first month, then $199 per month. The option with an exact-match domain is $299 per month thereafter, subject to domain availability and registration terms. Before enrollment, confirm the included services, billing cadence, renewal, cancellation, domain ownership and account access.
To discuss a plan, email richard@doctorsinvestorclub.com. The team can confirm current terms and the next step.
What the website should explain
An anesthesia group site may present its organization, approved service descriptions, leadership, recruiting information, locations and a clear business contact route. The group decides which facility relationships may be described. Contract rates, coverage commitments, stipend arrangements and negotiation positions should remain private unless authorized for publication.
The site does not promise a hospital or ASC contract, a number of inquiries, search ranking, revenue growth, a buyer or a valuation. It is a business communication tool, not patient guidance.
Content approval and launch
Name a practice owner or administrator to approve the organization description, facility affiliations and staff biographies, recruiting copy, plus contact information. Confirm permission for logos and third-party names. Check that phone numbers and inquiry addresses, domain access and recruiting links reach the intended team. Route sensitive information through an appropriate secure channel.
Before launch, check spelling and accessibility. Review the privacy language and service claims, followed by a check of each location. Remove confidential payer terms, employee records, patient information, nonpublic schedules and security details. Assign a person to review the site when leadership, facilities or hiring needs change.
Common questions
Does the site provide clinical or patient advice?
No. The site communicates approved business information about the organization. Direct patient-specific questions to the group's established clinical channels for handling by authorized professionals. Keep the site's business information separate from patient communication.
Can we describe our care team model?
Yes, after the group approves a factual business description of how anesthesiologists, CRNAs and AAs are organized. Use the group's terminology. A public description does not establish clinical responsibility, scope of practice or facility policy.
Can we publish contract or stipend details?
Only when the people authorized under the relevant agreements approve the content. Rates and call coverage may be confidential. Review schedules and performance commitments too, and keep negotiation positions private. A publication review should include confidentiality, consent, renewal status and the risk that a public summary may be misunderstood.
Will a website help us win a facility contract?
No result is guaranteed. A website can present approved information and route an inquiry, but a contract depends on the facility's process, the group's qualifications and a signed agreement. Facility leaders make their own decisions through credentialing and procurement, followed by the contract decision.
Who controls the website content?
The practice should name an approver and retain access to the domain and account. Set account roles, update procedures, plus renewal and cancellation terms before service begins.
For a plan discussion or correction, email richard@doctorsinvestorclub.com. General business information only, with no medical or patient advice.
