Clinician Operator Builder

Serve the person I once was.

I help independent healthcare founders build better systems, stronger patient relationships, and businesses that do not consume their lives.

Good care and good business are not opposing goals.

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Sioux City, Iowa

Warm enough to trust. Direct enough to challenge you.

The central belief

The answer is not to care less. The answer is to operate better.

Providers should not have to choose between practicing good medicine and building a great business. Independent care gets stronger when the people delivering it own the practice, the systems, and the patient relationship.

Clinician / Operator / Founder / Husband / Father / Builder / Clinician / Operator / Founder / Husband / Father / Builder

The story

I did not get here in a straight line.

I cared for patients on the hospital floor. I also lost the career I thought would define me and faced consequences that forced me to rebuild from the ground up. Starting again did not mean erasing that chapter. It meant taking responsibility, telling the truth about where I had been, and choosing what came next.

Starting Prosper Health taught me something clinical training never did: caring deeply is essential, but it does not repair a broken operation. Good intentions still need clear systems, ownership, communication, and follow-through.

Building software pulled those lessons into a new medium. The work now is to give independent providers better tools, tell the truth about what breaks, and leave enough room for family, faith, and the people the work is supposed to serve.

You do not heal by hiding.

Two hills worth standing on

01 / 02

Providers should own their practice and their patient relationships.

Clinical judgment, time, income, and trust should not be surrendered to systems that treat providers as replaceable labor and patients as transactions.

02 / 02

Clinics should grow through relationships, not an endless chase for leads.

Retention, consistency, communication, and genuine care compound. The patient who already trusted you deserves more attention than the next promotion.

The Hard-Won Playbook

Lessons from inside the work.

Healthcare, leadership, rebuilding, family, and the systems that either help people or quietly let them down.

Patient relationships

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Patient retention is a care metric before it is marketing.

Retention is not a coupon, a points program, or one more automated message. It is the accumulated evidence that a clinic remembers and keeps its promises.

Hard-won lesson · 7 min

Healthcare leadership

A green checkmark is not care.

Software measures events. Care requires an outcome. The first success response is the beginning of verification, not the end.

Hard-won lesson · 6 min

Leadership

A system or a dependency?

If the business only works when the founder is watching, the founder has not built a system. They have built a ceiling.

Hard-won lesson · 5 min

Family & legacy

The audience at home.

A personal brand should be evidence of a life. It should never become a substitute for one.

Hard-won lesson · 5 min

Current work

Built inside the work.

None of this began as a theory. Each project started with a problem we were living through in the clinic.

Clinic owner & operator

Prosper Health & Aesthetics

Independent care in Sioux City for patients seeking thoughtful weight management, hormone health, aesthetics, and wellness.

Operating

Case study

Founder & builder

Loyalty Flow

Patient loyalty and retention software that helps independent clinics strengthen relationships without surrendering a share of every sale.

Live at Prosper

Case study

Founder & builder

Clinical Suites Vela

Clinical and operations software designed to reduce administrative friction while keeping qualified humans responsible for the decisions that matter.

In development

Case study

Founder & operator

Prosper Life Supplements

A practical supplement storefront built to help people find thoughtfully selected support for metabolic health, hormone health, and everyday wellbeing.

Online store

Case study

The audience I refuse to perform for.

The long game

Build a life your family can trust.

The internet rewards what looks impressive. Home reveals what is real. I still want to build difficult things—but not at the cost of the people and convictions I said I was building for.

A personal brand should be evidence of a life, never a substitute for one.

Stay in the work

The Hard-Won Playbook.

Practical lessons I had to earn through healthcare, business, software, family, and rebuilding. No guru act. Just what broke, what changed, and what you can use.