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The Wellness Way is a unique franchise network of Health Restoration Clinics that sets itself apart from traditional medical practices by tackling health challenges that others may find difficult to resolve. Established by Dr. Patrick Flynn, The Wellness Way began its journey in 1999 with the launch of its first clinic, Heart to Hands Chiropractic.
This initial effort evolved into Flynn’s Children and Family Chiropractic in 2002, and eventually, The Wellness Way as it is known today in 2007. The franchise became notable by establishing itself as the first Health Restoration Clinic Franchise in 2023, highlighting its long-standing dedication to health restoration.
Based in Green Bay, Wisconsin, The Wellness Way started offering franchise opportunities in April 2022. The franchise provides a detailed business model for running chiropractic and wellness clinics under The Wellness Way’s distinct system and trademarks.
What distinguishes The Wellness Way is its core belief that the human body is naturally designed for wellness, not illness, and can regain its natural healing abilities with the right care.
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The franchisor ensures that franchisees receive thorough training, encompassing both initial and ongoing programs, to guarantee the effective operation and management of the franchise. Here’s a breakdown of the training provided:
Initial Training
The franchisor delivers an initial training program for crucial roles such as the Designated Managing Owner, Designated Managing Chiropractor, Designated Office Manager, Designated Marketing Coordinator, and other staff members as requested by the franchisee.
This training addresses vital components of franchise operations, including administrative procedures, sales and marketing techniques, financial controls, quality standards maintenance, customer service strategies, and record-keeping. This initial training is covered by the franchise fee, although franchisees are responsible for their own travel and accommodation expenses.
Ongoing Training
Beyond the initial training, the franchisor offers ongoing training programs or seminars to keep franchise staff abreast of new practices, technologies, and standards within the franchise system.
The franchisor provides franchisees with a protected territory known as the "Area of Primary Responsibility," which is mutually determined by both parties and generally covers a radius of 3 or more miles from the approved location.
Within this specified area, the franchisee is required to operate their The Wellness Way Clinic and restrict all direct marketing, advertising, and business activities to within this territory.
As long as the franchise agreement is active and the franchisee is not in breach of any terms, the franchisor agrees not to limit or alter the boundaries of the franchisee's Area of Primary Responsibility.
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