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For physicians · Open and seeing patients

The patients you want are already looking. We'd like to introduce you.

Patients tell us what they need. Openwell picks up to three physicians who fit and introduces you with the reason.

Nothing to join · No account to set up · Ask to pause anytime
What Alex told us
Alex
Illustrative patient

“I have three years of ring data, a 160-marker panel with 23 flags… I don't need more data — I need someone to own it.”

What Alex asked for
Make sense of my resultsOne physician who owns it
Openwell reads itpicks up to three
Illustrative · your practice, as Alex sees it
  1. 1
    Chosen by fit. Never for sale.
    Equal introductions, in no order
  2. 2
    Why you, in one line.
    Written from what Alex said
  3. 3
    They book on Openwell.
    A first consult, card on file
How one introduction happens · 01 → 04

From their words to your phone.

  1. 01They say what they need.In their own words
  2. 02Openwell picks up to three.Sent by text, with a link
  3. 03They see why you fit.Every reason traces to what they said
  4. 04They book a first consult.On Openwell scheduling · card on file · we give you a heads-up

Swipe for all four →

Alex and every screen on this page are illustrative

Three ways to be found

Where your next patient comes from.

Paid ads
You pay per clickArrives as a form
Review sites
Sorted by distanceArrives cold
An Openwell introduction
Chosen by fitNever soldThey book you
The terms

Nothing to join. One fee, stated plainly.

$0To join
$0Per introduction
7.5%Of membership payments, all-in
Nobody can buy a place.
Equal introductions, in no order
Tell us when you're full.
Ask to pause or leave · by phone or email
Payments run on Openwell.
Card on file at booking · payouts in your practice's name
From an Aug 14 advisory call
“I love the idea of actually bringing the clinicians patients… nobody's going to say no to that.”
Dr. Allan Mottram
Perennial Wellness & Longevity · Middleton, WI · Openwell advisor
Questions from practices

What physicians ask before they apply.

Where do the patients come from?
People who told us, in their own words, what they need. Openwell reads each one and picks up to three physicians who fit.
What does it cost?
Nothing to join and nothing per introduction. When a patient becomes a member through Openwell, Openwell keeps 7.5% of membership payments, all-in, and pays the rest out in your practice's name.
How do patients reach us?
They book a first consult with you on Openwell scheduling, with a card on file. Consultations, membership, and the patient's record all run on Openwell, and we give your practice a heads-up when a booking lands.
Can we pay to be featured?
No. Introductions are equal suggestions chosen by fit, and nobody pays to be included.
What if we're full?
Tell us who you're taking and when you're full, by phone or email. You can ask to pause or be removed anytime.
Where are you introducing patients?
Nationwide. We recruit where patient demand points, so apply from anywhere.
We're not open yet. Is this for us?
Start with the entity. In California that's a professional corporation, and the two firms at the bottom of this page form one at a flat price. Opening in California.
Nothing to join · Every application is reviewed

Be one of the physicians worth the drive.

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Opening a practice · California

Not open yet? Start with the right counsel.

California physicians practice through a professional corporation, not an LLC. Two firms we know and trust form them. Meet them first, then book a call.

Meet our legal partners →

Listed alphabetically, unranked, and never paid placement. Introductions between Openwell and each firm run both ways. A discovery call does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship. Openwell is not a law firm, provides no legal services, and receives no portion of any legal fee. Photography: HealthWise Legal, APC, used with permission; Polished Legal, PC, from the firm's own website.