Membership plans with benefits that count down — and the clinic’s free wellness club, its regulars and their bookings.
Membership plans with defined entitlements, consumed against visits and bills, renewals prompted before lapse. A session pack (a plan whose benefit is a count of sessions) is one balance across the chain: a session is redeemed at whichever branch suits the patient, the branch is recorded on the redemption, and a used session is deducted the moment it is logged — never twice. A therapy practice’s pack runs for its own number of days rather than a month or a year, and carries the refund rule the practice writes with its source (no refund, the share paid for unused sessions, or a set amount per unused session, less any fee and within any window it sets; none ships); the rule in force at the sale stays with the pack, and a refund works the amount out from it — never more than was paid — and closes the pack. The wellness club: the clinic’s own free activities — yoga, diet talks, a walking group — each session’s attendance, the regulars who came twice or more, and whether each has booked a visit since they first came; it is educational and social, never prescribed therapy.
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