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New Patient and Report of Findings Bootcamp

You explain everything, and they still say “let me think about it.” Three days that teach you and your team to run the new patient visits so the yes holds: the first visit, x-rays and the physical assessment, the Day 2 report of findings, and your story for the patient workshop.

Dr. Fred leading a past Elite bootcamp

Why this bootcamp exists

Most new patients do not say no to care. They say “let me think about it” because nobody walked them through the decision in the right order.

Before you apply

Who this is for, and who it is not for

This is for you if

  • Every new patient visit still runs on you, from the phone call to the report of findings.
  • Your report of findings turns into a sales pitch, or ends in “let me think about it.”
  • Your team does the first visit and the exam day a little differently every time.
  • You do spinal correction, whatever your technique, or lead a purpose-led practice.
  • You want a practice you can hand down, not just a job you own.

Skip this one if

  • You want clinical or technique training. This is how the visits run, not how you adjust.
  • You want one new marketing trick and nothing else.

Three days, one new patient process

Follow the new patient from hello to yes

Dr. Fred DiDomenico teaching at the front of the room while doctors take notes at an Elite Coaching bootcamp

Day 1, Friday Dec 11

The mindset of a practice, and the first visit

“Understand and adopt the mindset and the scripts will flow naturally.”

  • The mindset of the practice: why you do this work, and why patients apply for care.
  • The phone, the tour, the consult, and the Patient Application Process: “We don’t accept every patient that walks in here.”
  • The 3 Feelings every new patient should say, unasked, before they leave Day 1.
A Day 2 report of findings role play at an adjusting table, with doctors watching, at an Elite Coaching bootcamp

Day 2, Saturday Dec 12

X-rays, the physical assessment, and the Day 2 report of findings

“We don’t judge how effective we are by what WE say. We judge how effective we are by what THEY say.”

  • X-rays and the physical assessment: who does what, explained in plain words.
  • The Day 2 report of findings, with the spouse in the room.
  • The 5 Emotional Steps, in order. Tell them once, then ask a question.
  • The financial, with prepay presented as a reward for deciding now.
Doctors laughing through a role play in the middle of a seated circle at an Elite Coaching bootcamp

Day 3, Sunday Dec 13

Your story for the patient workshop, and your 90-day plan

You write the story you will tell at your new patient workshop, in your own words. Then body language, objections, and the exact flow are practiced out loud with your team until it feels natural.

  • Your story: why you became a chiropractor, told in a way patients remember.
  • Role play of Day 1 and Day 2 with your team, and the front desk scripts that go with them.
  • Your 90-day plan, with what your team does first on Monday.
“It has not only changed my practice, but it's changed my life.”
Dr. Tim K. Vancouver, Canada
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Opening day: Friday, Dec 11, 2026

Salt Lake CityDowntown. Friday and Saturday 9 am to 8 pm, Sunday 9 am to 1 pm. Hotel announced soon.

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What you leave with

A new patient process your team can run on Monday

No more carrying every first visit yourself. You fly home with the visits written down, the words to go with them, and a team that already practiced them.

Take home

  • Your Day 1 and Day 2 flow, step by step, with a job for each person on your team
  • A plain-words way to walk a patient through the exam day
  • The 3 Feelings and the 5 Emotional Steps, practiced out loud
  • Your own story for the new patient workshop
  • Front desk scripts for the first call and the first visit
  • Your 90-day plan, built with Dr. Fred in the room

Bring your team

They run the visits. Let them hear it with you.

When your front desk and your associates hear the standard in the same room you do, you stop being the only one who remembers it. Every team member comes with your seat, plus unlimited one-on-one coaching for immediate impact and results in your practice, with powerful, continued implementation.

Downtown Salt Lake City skyline with the Wasatch Mountains behind it

Where

Salt Lake City

Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah, with the Wasatch Mountains behind it. Hotel announced soon.

Friday Dec 11 to Sunday Dec 13, 2026. Doctors who reserve hear about the hotel first.

The details

Your seat

New Patient and Report of Findings Bootcamp

DatesFriday Dec 11 to Sunday Dec 13, 2026
CityDowntown Salt Lake City, Utah
HoursFriday and Saturday 9 am to 8 pm, Sunday 9 am to 1 pm
IncludedAll of your team members, plus unlimited one-on-one coaching
HotelHotel announced soon
Seat pricePricing shared on your call

By application

The room stays small, so every doctor and team gets practice time.

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Not sure which bootcamp fits? Ask on the same call

Questions doctors ask

Before you reserve

Who is the New Patient and Report of Findings Bootcamp for?

Chiropractors who own a practice (or are about to) and want new patient visits their whole team can run, from the first phone call to the Day 2 report of findings. It is built for CBP doctors and spinal-correction practices of any technique, and for purpose-led doctors who want a practice they can hand down.

What happens on each day?

Day 1 is the mindset of a practice and the first patient visit: the phone, the tour, the Patient Application Process, and the 3 Feelings. Day 2 is how you and your team run x-rays and the physical assessment, then the Day 2 report of findings with the spouse in the room. Day 3 is creating your story for the patient workshop, role play with your team, and your 90-day plan.

Does it teach how to take or read x-rays?

No. Your clinical training covers that, and your clinical decisions stay yours. This bootcamp teaches how the visit runs: what the patient hears, what your team does, and how you explain what you are checking in plain words.

What are the 3 Feelings and the 5 Emotional Steps?

The 3 Feelings are what a new patient should say, unasked, before leaving Day 1: “I'm in the right place.” “I have more problems than I thought.” “I hope the doctor can help me.” The 5 Emotional Steps are the decisions every patient makes, in order, on the way to a real commitment. Dr. Fred teaches both, and the bootcamp is where you and your team practice them out loud.

Should I bring my team?

Yes, if you can. Your team runs these visits with you. When they hear it in the same room you do, it sticks. Every team member comes with your seat, plus unlimited one-on-one coaching for immediate impact and results in your practice, with powerful, continued implementation.

Where is it held?

Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah. Hotel announced soon.

How much is a seat?

Seat pricing is shared on a short call. Seats are reserved by phone, not online. Book a call and Dr. Fred will walk you through it.

Do I have to attend the Patient Retention Bootcamp too?

No. Each bootcamp stands on its own, and they are built to work together. This one covers the new patient visits, Day 1 and Day 2. The Patient Retention Bootcamp covers keeping patients through the full plan and into family care.

Is this a technique seminar?

No. This is business, leadership, and team training. It sits alongside your technique training, whatever technique you use, not in place of it.

Will this guarantee my practice grows?

No. Results depend on you, your team, and what you do after the three days. You leave with a plan; doing it is up to you.

Looking for the retention bootcamp? Patient Retention Bootcamp, Jan 22 to 24, 2027. Compare both on all bootcamps, or read the coaching FAQ. Related reading: Day 1 and Day 2: how to run a report of findings that does not sell and 7 signs your practice is running you.

“Most doctors know that an educated patient is ALWAYS the BEST patient. More truthfully, an inspired patient is always the best patient.”