Staffing Per Clinic

4Physicians ($225,935/yr each)
2Nurses ($80,000/yr each)
2Admin ($50,000/yr each)
25%Benefits on All Salaries

The success of the ThriveAB model hinges on a high-functioning, collaborative, and leveraged interdisciplinary team. Each member operates at the top of their license, contributing their unique expertise to the patient's success.

Physician (MD)

Clinical Lead — Most Constrained Resource

The clinical lead and the only professional who can perform the restricted acts of diagnosis and de-prescription. Responsible for the initial patient assessment, program eligibility determination, medication management, and overall clinical oversight.

Registered Nurse / Certified Diabetes Educator (RN/CDE)

Primary Patient Relationship Manager

The primary patient relationship manager and day-to-day program coordinator. Leads the majority of group sessions, provides ongoing coaching, monitors patient progress (weight, blood glucose), and triages clinical issues to the physician.

Registered Dietitian (RD)

Nutrition Expert — Food Reintroduction Lead

The nutrition expert responsible for designing personalized meal plans during the Food Reintroduction and Maintenance phases. Leads workshops on practical skills like grocery shopping, label reading, and healthy cooking.

Kinesiologist

Exercise Specialist — Phase 3 Lead

The movement and exercise specialist responsible for conducting functional assessments and prescribing safe, effective, and personalized physical activity plans appropriate for individuals with T2D and potential comorbidities.

The Funding Model: 75/25 Split

75%

Physician Retained

Physicians retain 75% of their gross AHS billings as compensation. This competitive rate attracts high-quality physicians seeking meaningful, outcome-focused clinical work.

Leverage Through Team Design
The return on investment in allied health professionals is not measured in direct billings, but in the immense leverage they provide. By taking on the bulk of coaching and education, they free up the physician to see more patients and generate more billings, while simultaneously improving the quality and comprehensiveness of the program. This leads to better clinical outcomes, higher patient satisfaction, stronger retention, and more referrals — all of which drive top-line revenue.