Alternative Health-Care Center
Startup Costs: $100,000 +
Franchises Available? Yes
Online Operation? No
Do you want to start a business-related alternative to health care, but you lack skills or experience in the industry? You can still be part of the multibillion-dollar booming alternative health-care industry simply by starting an alternative health care center. Start by leasing a large professional office space and subdivide the space into smaller offices for alternative practitioners to lease and, in effect, form an alternative health-care center. Attracting health care practitioners to sublease the smaller individual offices should be no problem, providing you offer services such as a centralized receptionist, parcel shipping, central record keeping and additional services that the practitioners would typically require for the operation of their alternative health-care services. The alternative health-care services housed within the center could include massage therapy, aromatherapy, herbal medicines and any other alternative health-care service that is available.
Alternative Health-Care Center Ideas
Mobile Hearing Testing
People will be more likely to get their hearing tested if the service comes to them.
Health and Fitness Center
focus on results through affordable and flexible personal training, nutrition planning, competition prep coaching, weight loss, and general fitness guidance.
Aerobics Center
Help others get in shape while working for yourself--a one-two punch.
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