FRANCHISING / OPERATING MODEL
A clinic is a service. An operating model makes it repeatable.
Questions worth settling before equipment, premises or marketing decisions.
On this page
Clinical responsibility
Identify the treating practice, clinical leadership, professional scopes of practice and referral arrangements. A brand agreement and a device purchase each serve a different purpose from permission to practise medicine.
Equipment and evidence
Record the manufacturer, exact model, applicator, authorised indications, maintenance history and staff training. Treatment descriptions should be reviewed against the particular diagnosis, device and evidence rather than applied to every injury.
The information journey
Map how people find information, request help, receive clinical explanations and complete the appropriate forms. Keep demonstrations and leisure games separate from clinical records. Review accessibility with actual users as well as automated tools.
A first business discussion
Bring a defined service area, operating experience, staffing assumptions and a practical question. Ask Prime Wave Franchising, Inc. about the current status of an operating proposal and its documentation before making a commitment.
Sources & reading
Source check: 29 September 2026. Linked organisations are independent of PrimeWave. Research dates and device scope matter.
FTC: Franchise Rule compliance guidanceBusiness disclosure and franchise marketing requirements; obtain advice on the actual proposal.
DOJ: web accessibility guidancePrivate-business guidance; do not substitute the public-entity Title II deadline for private-clinic obligations.
HHS: online tracking technologiesPart of the public-webpage/IP-address interpretation was vacated in June 2024. Portal and form disclosures still require fact-specific review.