News & Education from LHM Partners
November Series: Diversify, Value, and Monetize, Growth Strategies for Cash‑Pay Practices
This November series gives you a focused plan to grow now, protect optionality later, and create durable cash flows inside the practice.
Accounting 101 For Private Practices: Cash Or Accrual, GAAP, And The Three BigStatements
If you are launching or growing a longevity, hormone, or lifestyle clinic, clean books are not a nice to have, they are a growth tool. The right accounting method, a clinic-specific chart of accounts, and a simple monthly closewill help you read your numbers with confidence, make faster decisions, and avoid cash surprises. This guide answers the most common questions owners ask, in plain English, and gives you a practical setup you canuse from day one.
The Playbook For Longevity Medicine Practice Management In Your First 12 Months
Launching or scaling a longevity or hormone practice can feel like running two jobs at once. You want to be with patients, yet your calendar fills with billing, scheduling, HR, and marketing. This playbook gives you a clearfirst year roadmap so you cut admin time, build durable systems, and create a growth engine that compounds.
Buyer Beware – Changes on the Horizon for Weight Loss Medications
If you are a longevity and lifestyle medicine provider who prescribes semaglutides as part of a weight management protocol, you and your current/prospective patients, may be affected by the FDA announcement on February 21, 2025 that the semaglutide shortage has been resolved. In short, this means that compounded semaglutide meds that have been on the market will no longer be available as they have been
Latest Update from LHM PARTNERS
PRESS RELEASE
Ada, Michigan. LHM Partners, a provider-owned equity partnership organization dedicated to maximizing the quality and success of longevity, hormone and performance medicine practices, is pleased to announce that Space Coast Integrative Wellness, has joined our founding practice, GenAge Center, in Grand Rapids, MI, expanding LHM Partners into the state of Florida.
What is the Musculoskeletal Syndrome of Menopause? (and why should you care)
The authors of a recent article finally named and defined something that has been plaguing women for a very long time. By signaling that a set of symptoms so many people suffer from may be related to perimenopause or menopause, many more women have the chance to find relief from both musculoskeletal pain and the psychological effects of unsuccessful treatments.