The agenda for the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind is live. A full day of sessions across one Saturday in New York, on the science and the clinical protocols for skin, bone and muscle. Registration is open, and the programme below is the full published running order.
The Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind is a one day, physicians only conference on Saturday 24 October 2026 at Convene, 101 Park Avenue, New York. The sessions run from 8:45 AM to 4:30 PM, with a Friday evening Welcome Reception the night before and a Mastermind Dinner after the closing session.
The day is built around three tissues that age as one system, and the agenda treats them that way.
SKIN carries the largest block. Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD opens with Skin Regeneration: Stem Cells, Secretomes and Exosomes. Doris Day, MD follows with Topical Rapamycin and Rapalogs in Skin Longevity. Amanda Hill, MD, FAAD presents The Aging Face, Biomarkers and Protocol. The afternoon adds Latest devices protocol from Dan Belkin, MD, Procedure Parameters and Pigment Risk Across Skin Types from Naana Boakye, MD, CLD, MPH, FAAD, and Biostimulators, Polynucleotides and Growth Factors from Kay Durairaj, MD, FACS.
BONE & MUSCLE anchor the afternoon. Elizabeth Yurth, MD presents The GLP-1 Tax: Muscle and Bone on Incretin Therapy. Catherine Johnson, MD follows with Bone Loss: Screening, Markers and Sequencing. Neely Khan, MD, MS, FAAD covers Hormonal Transition and Collagen Loss.
Two sessions cut across all three tissues. James Peyer, PhD presents Gerotherapeutics for Skin, Muscle and Bone: The Pipeline, and Robert Hariri, MD, PhD presents Cellular Therapies: How Cell Products Are Actually Made.
David Luu, MD opens the day with longevitydocs.™ Vision 2026.
Seats are limited to 150. Attendance requires an MD, DO or MBBS.
What is the longevitydocs™ Mastermind?
The longevitydocs™ Mastermind is a physician-exclusive one-day conference in longevity medicine. The science, the clinic and the latest innovation in one full day, built for the physicians building, leading and researching this field.
The next edition is Skin, Bone & Muscle, in New York on Saturday October 24, 2026, with a welcome reception the evening before. Sessions are physicians only, in person and virtually. You leave with the keynotes, the protocols, the debate, and the network.
What is on the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind agenda?
A full day of sessions opening with longevitydocs.™ Vision 2026 and closing on biostimulators, with networking breaks and a seated lunch. Evidence first, protocols second.
Friday October 23: welcome reception
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM. Mocktails and light bites in a casual, conversational setting before Mastermind day. You meet a dozen physicians before the first session starts. Included with every ticket.
Saturday October 24: morning sessions
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8:00 AM · Registration and breakfast. Informal morning networking.
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8:45 AM · longevitydocs.™ Vision 2026. David Luu, MD.
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9:00 AM · Skin Regeneration: Stem Cells, Secretomes and Exosomes. Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD.
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9:20 AM · Gerotherapeutics for Skin, Muscle and Bone: The Pipeline. James Peyer, PhD.
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9:50 AM · Cellular Therapies: How Cell Products Are Actually Made. Robert Hariri, MD, PhD.
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10:10 AM · Topical Rapamycin and Rapalogs in Skin Longevity. Doris Day, MD.
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10:30 AM · Coffee break. Connect and collaborate.
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10:50 AM · The Aging Face, Biomarkers and Protocol. Amanda Hill, MD, FAAD.
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11:10 AM · Session to be announced.
Saturday October 24: lunch
12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. Two hours, seated, in the venue, with nowhere else to be. This is when the community actually meets, and where most collaborations start.
Saturday October 24: afternoon sessions
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2:00 PM · The GLP-1 Tax: Muscle and Bone on Incretin Therapy. Elizabeth Yurth, MD.
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2:30 PM · Bone Loss: Screening, Markers and Sequencing. Catherine Johnson, MD.
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2:50 PM · Hormonal Transition and Collagen Loss. Neely Khan, MD, MS, FAAD.
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3:10 PM · Coffee break. Connect and collaborate.
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3:30 PM · Latest devices protocol. Dan Belkin, MD.
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3:50 PM · Procedure Parameters and Pigment Risk Across Skin Types. Naana Boakye, MD, CLD, MPH, FAAD.
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4:10 PM · Biostimulators, Polynucleotides and Growth Factors. Kay Durairaj, MD, FACS.
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4:30 PM · Closing networking. Through to 5:30 PM.
Saturday October 24: Mastermind dinner
6:00 PM. Two long tables at Zuma once the sessions are done. An intimate post-Mastermind dinner where the day's insights continue over food and peer-level conversation. Community and friendships are built. Add-on with limited seats.
Who is on the Mastermind faculty?
Our expert faculty are all practising physicians and scientists in the field: Doris Day, MD; Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD; Dan Belkin, MD; Naana Boakye, MD, CLD, MPH, FAAD; Kay Durairaj, MD, FACS; Amanda Hill, MD, FAAD; Neely Khan, MD, MS, FAAD; Elizabeth Yurth, MD; Catherine Johnson, MD; and James Peyer, PhD. Robert Hariri, MD, PhD presents on cellular therapies, and David Luu, MD opens the day.
What should I expect on the day?
WELCOME RECEPTION • FRIDAY OCT 23
You meet a dozen physicians before the first session starts. Mocktails, light bites, and the people you came for, included with every ticket.
KEYNOTES & PANELS • OCT 24
A full day of sessions on skin, bone and muscle, evidence first and protocols second.
The Lounge • OCT 24
Breakfast, coffee and lunch happen in one room, so the conversations carry between sessions. You see the innovations your patients ask about, beside the people who built them. Open 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM.
HEALTHY LUNCH • OCT 24
Two hours, seated, in the venue, with nowhere else to be. This is when the community actually meets, and where most collaborations start.
MASTERMIND DINNER • OCT 24
Two long tables at Zuma, once the sessions are done. Community and friendship, built behind closed doors and off the record.
Digital replay
Sessions stream live for virtual tickets and are recorded in full. Every replay lands on longevitydocs.ai, included with every ticket, yours to keep.
Where is the Mastermind held?
Convene, 101 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10017, from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The Saturday dinner is at Zuma NYC. The recommended hotel is the NH Collection New York Madison Avenue, 22 East 38th Street.
Who can attend, and what does a ticket cost?
Physicians only. Attendance requires certification that you are an MD, DO or hold an MBBS. The sessions are physicians only, in person and virtually. Spouses and guests can join the Saturday dinner with an additional ticket.
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Physician Pass, $499. Friday reception, all Saturday sessions, the Lounge, breakfast, coffee and lunch, and the digital replay.
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Physician Pass with Networking Dinner, $650. Adds a seat at the Saturday dinner at Zuma.
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Clinic Collective Pass, $1,000. Admits three physicians from one practice.
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Clinic Collective Pass with Networking Dinner, $1,450. Admits three physicians, with dinner seats.
Candidates in the Certified longevitydocs™ (CLD) program receive a 20% tuition benefit for 12 months on select offerings, including live and virtual Masterminds.
Can I attend the Mastermind virtually?
Yes. Sessions stream live to virtual ticket holders and are recorded in full, with every replay available on longevitydocs.ai for both in-person and virtual attendees. The in-room elements, meaning the reception, the Lounge, the seated lunch and the dinner, are in person only.
Keep reading
-
The First Certified longevitydoc: Dr. Naana Boakye, MD, CLD, MPH
Mastermind faculty, and the first physician through the certification.
-
How Longevity Medicine Certification Propels Your Practice: The ROI
What the credential changes in referrals, positioning and revenue.
-
The Lexicon: The Living Library of Longevity Medicine
A standardized definition for every concept in the field, with the publications behind it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind?
The Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind is a one-day, physicians-only longevitydocs™ conference held in New York on Saturday October 24, 2026, with a welcome reception on Friday October 23. It covers the science and the clinical protocols for skin, bone and muscle across thirteen sessions, one of which is still to be announced.
When and where is the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind?
Saturday October 24, 2026 at Convene, 101 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10017, running 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. A welcome reception runs 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM on Friday October 23. The Mastermind dinner is at Zuma NYC from 6:00 PM on the Saturday. The recommended hotel is the NH Collection New York Madison Avenue.
Who can attend the Mastermind?
Physicians only. Attendance requires certification that the attendee is an MD, DO or holds an MBBS, and this applies to both in-person and virtual sessions. Spouses and guests can join the Saturday dinner with an additional ticket, but not the sessions.
How much does a Mastermind ticket cost?
The Physician Pass is $499. The Physician Pass with Networking Dinner is $650. A Clinic Collective Pass, which admits three physicians from one practice, is $1,000, or $1,450 with dinner seats. Candidates in the Certified longevitydocs™ (CLD) program receive a 20% tuition benefit for 12 months on select offerings, including live and virtual Masterminds.
What is included with a Mastermind ticket?
Every ticket includes the Friday welcome reception, all Saturday sessions, access to the Lounge, breakfast, coffee and lunch, and the full digital replay on longevitydocs.ai. The Saturday Mastermind dinner at Zuma is a separate add-on with limited seats, or is bundled into the dinner ticket tiers.
Can I attend the Mastermind virtually?
Yes. Sessions stream live to virtual ticket holders and are recorded in full, and every replay lands on longevitydocs.ai for both in-person and virtual attendees, to keep. The reception, Lounge, seated lunch and dinner are in person only.
Who is teaching at the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind?
Faculty are Doris Day, MD; Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD; Dan Belkin, MD; Naana Boakye, MD, CLD, MPH, FAAD; Kay Durairaj, MD, FACS; Amanda Hill, MD, FAAD; Neely Khan, MD, MS, FAAD; Elizabeth Yurth, MD; Catherine Johnson, MD; and James Peyer, PhD. Robert Hariri, MD, PhD presents on cellular therapies, and David Luu, MD opens the day with longevitydocs Vision 2026.
What is longevitydocs™?
longevitydocs™ is the intelligence network for longevity medicine. A vetted network of 1,000+ licensed physicians in 68+ countries, founded in 2023 by pediatric cardiac surgeon Dr. David Luu, that trains, certifies, connects, and conducts research with doctors practicing longevity medicine. Members come from institutions including Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, Kaiser Permanente, Mount Sinai and Atria, united by a single conviction: every doctor should be a longevity doctor. The network runs the Lexicon, the Directory, the Masterminds, the annual Summit and the Certified longevitydocs™ (CLD) credential, which 147+ physicians now hold.
How do I apply for longevitydocs™ membership?
Apply on the membership page. Membership is open to licensed MD, DO and MBBS holders, and every application is reviewed manually to confirm credentials. A free tier includes a standard directory listing, the physician-only community, monthly live webinars, event invitations and marketplace access. Club membership adds premium directory placement, all-time access to the on-demand library of past Masterminds and webinars, curated cohorts, monthly expert access calls with case reviews and Q&A, and early access to vetted partners with due-diligence briefs.
Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind: The Agenda Is Live
EVENTS • MASTERMIND
Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind: The Agenda Is Live
The agenda is live. A full day of sessions and expert faculty across Saturday October 24, 2026 in New York, physicians only, on the science and the protocols for skin, bone & muscle.
The agenda for the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind is live. A full day of sessions across one Saturday in New York, on the science and the clinical protocols for skin, bone and muscle. Registration is open, and the programme below is the full published running order.
The Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind is a one day, physicians only conference on Saturday 24 October 2026 at Convene, 101 Park Avenue, New York. The sessions run from 8:45 AM to 4:30 PM, with a Friday evening Welcome Reception the night before and a Mastermind Dinner after the closing session.
The day is built around three tissues that age as one system, and the agenda treats them that way.
SKIN carries the largest block. Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD opens with Skin Regeneration: Stem Cells, Secretomes and Exosomes. Doris Day, MD follows with Topical Rapamycin and Rapalogs in Skin Longevity. Amanda Hill, MD, FAAD presents The Aging Face, Biomarkers and Protocol. The afternoon adds Latest devices protocol from Dan Belkin, MD, Procedure Parameters and Pigment Risk Across Skin Types from Naana Boakye, MD, CLD, MPH, FAAD, and Biostimulators, Polynucleotides and Growth Factors from Kay Durairaj, MD, FACS.
BONE & MUSCLE anchor the afternoon. Elizabeth Yurth, MD presents The GLP-1 Tax: Muscle and Bone on Incretin Therapy. Catherine Johnson, MD follows with Bone Loss: Screening, Markers and Sequencing. Neely Khan, MD, MS, FAAD covers Hormonal Transition and Collagen Loss.
Two sessions cut across all three tissues. James Peyer, PhD presents Gerotherapeutics for Skin, Muscle and Bone: The Pipeline, and Robert Hariri, MD, PhD presents Cellular Therapies: How Cell Products Are Actually Made.
David Luu, MD opens the day with longevitydocs.™ Vision 2026.
Seats are limited to 150. Attendance requires an MD, DO or MBBS.
What is the longevitydocs™ Mastermind?
The longevitydocs™ Mastermind is a physician-exclusive one-day conference in longevity medicine. The science, the clinic and the latest innovation in one full day, built for the physicians building, leading and researching this field.
The next edition is Skin, Bone & Muscle, in New York on Saturday October 24, 2026, with a welcome reception the evening before. Sessions are physicians only, in person and virtually. You leave with the keynotes, the protocols, the debate, and the network.
What is on the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind agenda?
A full day of sessions opening with longevitydocs.™ Vision 2026 and closing on biostimulators, with networking breaks and a seated lunch. Evidence first, protocols second.
Friday October 23: welcome reception
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM. Mocktails and light bites in a casual, conversational setting before Mastermind day. You meet a dozen physicians before the first session starts. Included with every ticket.
Saturday October 24: morning sessions
8:00 AM · Registration and breakfast. Informal morning networking.
8:45 AM · longevitydocs.™ Vision 2026. David Luu, MD.
9:00 AM · Skin Regeneration: Stem Cells, Secretomes and Exosomes. Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD.
9:20 AM · Gerotherapeutics for Skin, Muscle and Bone: The Pipeline. James Peyer, PhD.
9:50 AM · Cellular Therapies: How Cell Products Are Actually Made. Robert Hariri, MD, PhD.
10:10 AM · Topical Rapamycin and Rapalogs in Skin Longevity. Doris Day, MD.
10:30 AM · Coffee break. Connect and collaborate.
10:50 AM · The Aging Face, Biomarkers and Protocol. Amanda Hill, MD, FAAD.
11:10 AM · Session to be announced.
Saturday October 24: lunch
12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. Two hours, seated, in the venue, with nowhere else to be. This is when the community actually meets, and where most collaborations start.
Saturday October 24: afternoon sessions
2:00 PM · The GLP-1 Tax: Muscle and Bone on Incretin Therapy. Elizabeth Yurth, MD.
2:30 PM · Bone Loss: Screening, Markers and Sequencing. Catherine Johnson, MD.
2:50 PM · Hormonal Transition and Collagen Loss. Neely Khan, MD, MS, FAAD.
3:10 PM · Coffee break. Connect and collaborate.
3:30 PM · Latest devices protocol. Dan Belkin, MD.
3:50 PM · Procedure Parameters and Pigment Risk Across Skin Types. Naana Boakye, MD, CLD, MPH, FAAD.
4:10 PM · Biostimulators, Polynucleotides and Growth Factors. Kay Durairaj, MD, FACS.
4:30 PM · Closing networking. Through to 5:30 PM.
Saturday October 24: Mastermind dinner
6:00 PM. Two long tables at Zuma once the sessions are done. An intimate post-Mastermind dinner where the day's insights continue over food and peer-level conversation. Community and friendships are built. Add-on with limited seats.
Who is on the Mastermind faculty?
Our expert faculty are all practising physicians and scientists in the field: Doris Day, MD; Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD; Dan Belkin, MD; Naana Boakye, MD, CLD, MPH, FAAD; Kay Durairaj, MD, FACS; Amanda Hill, MD, FAAD; Neely Khan, MD, MS, FAAD; Elizabeth Yurth, MD; Catherine Johnson, MD; and James Peyer, PhD. Robert Hariri, MD, PhD presents on cellular therapies, and David Luu, MD opens the day.
What should I expect on the day?
WELCOME RECEPTION • FRIDAY OCT 23
You meet a dozen physicians before the first session starts. Mocktails, light bites, and the people you came for, included with every ticket.
KEYNOTES & PANELS • OCT 24
A full day of sessions on skin, bone and muscle, evidence first and protocols second.
The Lounge • OCT 24
Breakfast, coffee and lunch happen in one room, so the conversations carry between sessions. You see the innovations your patients ask about, beside the people who built them. Open 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM.
HEALTHY LUNCH • OCT 24
Two hours, seated, in the venue, with nowhere else to be. This is when the community actually meets, and where most collaborations start.
MASTERMIND DINNER • OCT 24
Two long tables at Zuma, once the sessions are done. Community and friendship, built behind closed doors and off the record.
Digital replay
Sessions stream live for virtual tickets and are recorded in full. Every replay lands on longevitydocs.ai, included with every ticket, yours to keep.
Where is the Mastermind held?
Convene, 101 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10017, from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The Saturday dinner is at Zuma NYC. The recommended hotel is the NH Collection New York Madison Avenue, 22 East 38th Street.
Who can attend, and what does a ticket cost?
Physicians only. Attendance requires certification that you are an MD, DO or hold an MBBS. The sessions are physicians only, in person and virtually. Spouses and guests can join the Saturday dinner with an additional ticket.
Physician Pass, $499. Friday reception, all Saturday sessions, the Lounge, breakfast, coffee and lunch, and the digital replay.
Physician Pass with Networking Dinner, $650. Adds a seat at the Saturday dinner at Zuma.
Clinic Collective Pass, $1,000. Admits three physicians from one practice.
Clinic Collective Pass with Networking Dinner, $1,450. Admits three physicians, with dinner seats.
Candidates in the Certified longevitydocs™ (CLD) program receive a 20% tuition benefit for 12 months on select offerings, including live and virtual Masterminds.
Can I attend the Mastermind virtually?
Yes. Sessions stream live to virtual ticket holders and are recorded in full, with every replay available on longevitydocs.ai for both in-person and virtual attendees. The in-room elements, meaning the reception, the Lounge, the seated lunch and the dinner, are in person only.
Keep reading
The First Certified longevitydoc: Dr. Naana Boakye, MD, CLD, MPH
Mastermind faculty, and the first physician through the certification.
How Longevity Medicine Certification Propels Your Practice: The ROI
What the credential changes in referrals, positioning and revenue.
The Lexicon: The Living Library of Longevity Medicine
A standardized definition for every concept in the field, with the publications behind it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind?
The Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind is a one-day, physicians-only longevitydocs™ conference held in New York on Saturday October 24, 2026, with a welcome reception on Friday October 23. It covers the science and the clinical protocols for skin, bone and muscle across thirteen sessions, one of which is still to be announced.
When and where is the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind?
Saturday October 24, 2026 at Convene, 101 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10017, running 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. A welcome reception runs 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM on Friday October 23. The Mastermind dinner is at Zuma NYC from 6:00 PM on the Saturday. The recommended hotel is the NH Collection New York Madison Avenue.
Who can attend the Mastermind?
Physicians only. Attendance requires certification that the attendee is an MD, DO or holds an MBBS, and this applies to both in-person and virtual sessions. Spouses and guests can join the Saturday dinner with an additional ticket, but not the sessions.
How much does a Mastermind ticket cost?
The Physician Pass is $499. The Physician Pass with Networking Dinner is $650. A Clinic Collective Pass, which admits three physicians from one practice, is $1,000, or $1,450 with dinner seats. Candidates in the Certified longevitydocs™ (CLD) program receive a 20% tuition benefit for 12 months on select offerings, including live and virtual Masterminds.
What is included with a Mastermind ticket?
Every ticket includes the Friday welcome reception, all Saturday sessions, access to the Lounge, breakfast, coffee and lunch, and the full digital replay on longevitydocs.ai. The Saturday Mastermind dinner at Zuma is a separate add-on with limited seats, or is bundled into the dinner ticket tiers.
Can I attend the Mastermind virtually?
Yes. Sessions stream live to virtual ticket holders and are recorded in full, and every replay lands on longevitydocs.ai for both in-person and virtual attendees, to keep. The reception, Lounge, seated lunch and dinner are in person only.
Who is teaching at the Skin, Bone & Muscle Mastermind?
Faculty are Doris Day, MD; Saranya Wyles, MD, PhD; Dan Belkin, MD; Naana Boakye, MD, CLD, MPH, FAAD; Kay Durairaj, MD, FACS; Amanda Hill, MD, FAAD; Neely Khan, MD, MS, FAAD; Elizabeth Yurth, MD; Catherine Johnson, MD; and James Peyer, PhD. Robert Hariri, MD, PhD presents on cellular therapies, and David Luu, MD opens the day with longevitydocs Vision 2026.
What is longevitydocs™?
longevitydocs™ is the intelligence network for longevity medicine. A vetted network of 1,000+ licensed physicians in 68+ countries, founded in 2023 by pediatric cardiac surgeon Dr. David Luu, that trains, certifies, connects, and conducts research with doctors practicing longevity medicine. Members come from institutions including Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, Kaiser Permanente, Mount Sinai and Atria, united by a single conviction: every doctor should be a longevity doctor. The network runs the Lexicon, the Directory, the Masterminds, the annual Summit and the Certified longevitydocs™ (CLD) credential, which 147+ physicians now hold.
How do I apply for longevitydocs™ membership?
Apply on the membership page. Membership is open to licensed MD, DO and MBBS holders, and every application is reviewed manually to confirm credentials. A free tier includes a standard directory listing, the physician-only community, monthly live webinars, event invitations and marketplace access. Club membership adds premium directory placement, all-time access to the on-demand library of past Masterminds and webinars, curated cohorts, monthly expert access calls with case reviews and Q&A, and early access to vetted partners with due-diligence briefs.
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