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Who needs Lymphatic Decongestive Therapy? Basically everyone wishing to improve their immune function or persons wishing to improve the following conditions*; Cellulite, Chronic Fatigue, Fibromyalgia, Prostate Enlargement, Sinus Problems, Ovarian & Uterine Cists, Painful & Enlarged Breasts, Ear Aches, Edema, Toxic Accumulation, Lupus, PMS and many more. *FDA Mandatory Discalimer: Lymphatic Decongestive Therapy in not used to treat, diagnose or cure disease. Equipment Options and costs associated with becoming a Lymphatic Decongestive Therapists You have two options for your equipment purchase; Option 1 is the Lymph Drainage XP™ which is the introductory professional model that offers all the necessary equipment options for professional use. If you are considering another manufacture we urge you to check out the feature comparison chart in which you will see clearly that the Lymph Drainage XP™ is by far more superior and packed with more features than any other product of its kind on the market. Secondly, you have the support of experienced working practitioners, plus the scientist that developed the technology for questions about the therapy and equipment. The Lymph Drainage XP™ price is $3995.00 which includes two transmission heads and all the other necessary components to perform the therapy. Click here to purchase online or here to read more about the Lymph Drainage XP™ Your second option is the top of the line model the Lymph Drainage XP2™ which has all the features of the Lymph Drainage XP™ plus dual channel technology, which means each transmission head is individually powered and controlled for more precise and targeted therapy. The price for the Lymph Drainage XP2™ is $4995.00 and is our best selling machine that we offer. Click here to purchase online or here to read more about the Lymph Drainage XP2™ Total Cost for becoming a Lymphatic Decongestive Therapist- Option 1 Training $700.00 Equipment $3995.00 Lymph Drainage XP™ Misc.- $600.00 Total- $5295.00 Option 2 Training $700.00 Equipment $4995.00 Lymph Drainage XP2™ Misc.- $600.00 Total- $6295.00 Return on Investment (ROI) for a Lymphatic Decongestive Therapist and Earning Potential Lymphatic Decongestive Therapy sessions usually last about one hour and average fee for the therapy is $85.00 per session (varies based on your geographical region). A good rule of thumb is Lymphatic Decongestive Therapy costs about 10-15% more than a one hour massage. Note for massage therapists, just think you can give yourself a 10-15% raise and rest your hands by including this therapy in your practice. For those not familiar with massage therapy rates, you can check around in your area for the average cost of a massage to get a better understating on the earning income. If you invest $5100.00 you can pay off your investment with 60 sessions. On average most therapists perform 6-8 sessions per day and our top performing therapist average 10 per day. As you can gather in 10 days time you have recuperated you investment and now own your way pure profit and making more than $80.00 per hour, that’s a potential earnings of over $166,000.00 per year. Imagine the revenue stream generated if you have 2-3 full time therapist in your health care facility. Income Tips and Suggestions for a Lymphatic Decongestive Therapists As you can see the opportunity for you is unlimited and especially for home health care providers since your overhead is limited to the travel to your clients’ home. We have several therapists who rent space from health care offices at multiple locations, at either a percentage of their gross or flat fee. When first starting out we suggest you negotiate a percentage with the health care office (short term contract) which allows you greater flexibility while you build up your clientele. In this approach, your health care office has incentives to refer clients to you since they get a percentage of the income generated from your practice. Once you become well established then you should switch to a flat fee if at all possible or actually open your own facility. As you can see the opportunity for you is unlimited and especially for home health care providers since your overhead is limited to the travel to your clients’ home. We have several therapists who rent space from health care offices at multiple locations, at either a percentage of their gross or flat fee. When first starting out we suggest you negotiate a percentage with the health care office (short term contract) which allows you greater flexibility while you build up your clientele. In this approach, your health care office has incentives to refer clients to you since they get a percentage of the income generated from your practice. Once you become well established then you should switch to a flat fee if at all possible or actually open your own facility. |
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