TJ Ahn
Surgeon  ·  Healthcare Entrepreneur  ·  AI Practitioner  ·  Educator

Dr. TJ Ahn

Helping you build a profitable private practice.

Twenty-five years in the operating room. Seven companies built from a single practice. One question that never changes: does your practice work for you, or do you work for it?

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Board-certified surgeon  ·  MIT Sloan, AI in BusinessNow: AI in the practice
Receipts, not theory
25
Years operating
1,200+
Clinicians & surgeons trained
7
Companies built
$225M+
Practice revenue influenced

Physicians, dentists, chiropractors, podiatrists, med-spa owners. Different letters after the name; identical problem underneath. You were trained to treat patients. Nobody trained you to own the asset.

“I’ve already proven I’m good at this.”

“I shouldn’t still be working this hard for this take-home.”

“I want the revenue to finally match the quality of the work.”

If those read like your 2 a.m. thoughts, the gap isn’t your ability. It’s the business wrapped around it.

AI in the practice

AI isn’t coming for your job. It’s coming for the work you never trained for.

The phone nobody answered. The verification that took forty minutes. The note you finished at eleven at night. That is where this pays for itself, and I build it inside my own companies before I ever recommend it.

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Operations

01

The phone answered on the first ring at any hour, scheduling that fills its own gaps, and a front desk that stops drowning.

Financials

02

Claims, denials, collections and margin watched continuously instead of discovered at month-end.

Admin

03

Intake, eligibility, prior auth and the note that used to keep you until eleven. Work no patient ever sees.

Medical marketing

04

Recall and reactivation running on their own, and content produced at a cadence one human cannot hold.

Local AI & data privacy

05

Models that run inside your own walls. PHI that never leaves the building. That is the part most vendors skip.

Who I am

I came here with two suitcases and no English.

Everything I know about building a practice I learned the expensive way: one payroll, one bad hire, one renegotiated lease at a time. Then I did it again. And again. Seven companies later, the pattern is boringly consistent.

Great clinicians stay broke because they optimize the wrong variable. I teach the other one: ownership. Systems, margin, leverage, and eventually the freedom to walk away from the schedule without the revenue walking with you.

Board-certified surgeonMIT Sloan, AI in BusinessFounder, 7 companiesAuthor, 2 books
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Dr. TJ Ahn
“Own the asset, not just the appointment.”
PhysiciansDentistsChiropractorsPodiatristsMed-Spa OwnersVeterinariansOptometrists
In their words

Their words. Not mine.

The full wall of love
You don’t know what true marketing is until you work with Dr. TJ Ahn and his team. Your bank account will speak for itself.
Dr. Abraham WagnerDr. Abraham WagnerMiami, FL
Despite my 13 years of success, I was burnt out by insurance plans and the number of patients I had to see every day. Now, I no longer operate my practice this way.
Dr. Vim ReddyDr. Vim ReddyJacksonville, FL
I learned so much about medical marketing that you can actually implement, instead of just theories.
Dr. Martha HolzworthDr. Martha HolzworthBoca Raton, FL
Straight answers

The questions people actually ask.

Answered plainly, in one paragraph, without a discovery call in the way.

Who is Dr. TJ Ahn?

A board-certified surgeon and healthcare entrepreneur who has spent 25 years operating private practices and founded seven companies. I teach owners how to build a practice that produces profit without requiring me, or you, to be standing in it.

Which kinds of practice owners do you work with?

Physicians, dentists, chiropractors, podiatrists, optometrists, veterinarians, med-spa owners. The operating problems of a private practice are almost entirely specialty-independent: pricing, systems, margin, staffing, and owner dependency. The clinical part is yours; the business part is the same everywhere.

Do you help practices implement AI?

Yes. Voice agents for the phones, AI workshops for your team, and agent-and-automation buildouts that make a practice AI-ready. What you actually need depends on where the practice is bleeding, so it starts with a consultation rather than a package. I hold an MIT Sloan certificate in AI in Business and run all of this inside my own companies first.

What is the Private Practice Syndicate?

A twelve-month mastermind for established owners. Real financials on the table, no cheerleading. We work through practice growth, burnout prevention, cash-pay services, hybrid-concierge models, medical marketing, closing skills, and where AI actually earns its keep in a practice.

What is MIS Intensive?

Hands-on minimally invasive foot and ankle surgical training: cadaver labs and live cases, with MIFAS Elite as the longitudinal fellowship track for surgeons who want mastery rather than exposure. This one is specialty-specific by design.

What is Cadara® Foot?

A radiopaque, skin-wrapped surgical training model: silicone skin, deformable bones, works under fluoroscopy. Cadaver labs give you exposure; Cadara gives you unlimited reps in your own time.

How do I start?

Pick the door that matches your problem. The Syndicate if the business is the bottleneck, MIS Intensive if the technique is, a live event if you want to see the room first. If you are not ready to commit to anything, The Private Practice Dispatch is free and costs you one memo a week.

The Private Practice Dispatch

One memo, every Sunday. Written owner to owner.

It reads like the internal memo I wish someone had sent me fifteen years ago: what I changed in my companies that week, what it cost, and what it returned. No specialty required, just a P&L you’re responsible for.

Burnout preventionLifestyle practicePractice growthAI in the practiceMedical marketingClosing skillsCash servicesHybrid-concierge

Your practice is an asset.
Start treating it like one.