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When Chris Stoltzman and Dr. Lee Moore launched Castle Rock Hormone Health in 2021, their mission was clear: to improve hormone health care. They went beyond the traditional insurance-based system to offer personalized, direct-to-consumer health care solutions. Their rapid growth of a franchise system, opening 10 new locations in less than three years, highlights their success in an industry thriving with innovation.
Revolutionizing personalized healthcare
With a background in hormone optimization and regenerative medicine, Moorer developed Castle Rock’s proprietary diagnostic process, which evaluates each patient’s unique hormone needs and customizes a treatment plan. “Our diagnostic approach is not just about treating symptoms, but optimizing your entire lifestyle,” Moorer says.
Business-wise, Stoltzman’s leadership has played a key role in expanding Castle Rock’s geographic reach and operations. His experience in the consumer services business brings his experience to the healthcare sector, focusing on key areas such as patient acquisition, staff training and service delivery. These efforts have supported rapid expansion and maintained high standards of patient care at all franchise locations.
“By combining comprehensive marketing with a robust training system, our franchisees are able to provide consistent, high-quality care,” says Stoltzman. Under his guidance, the company has experienced impressive business growth, achieving 100% year-over-year revenue growth, demonstrating the successful application of his business strategies in a complex healthcare environment.
Sustainable healthcare beyond traditional models
One of the most notable changes Castle Rock has implemented is a cash-based practice model that avoids the complexities and limitations of traditional insurance, helping to grow the business and allowing patients to receive personalized care without the typical bureaucratic hassles.
Naturally, Castle Rock Hormone Health plans to expand the franchise. With plans to open additional locations in 37 states, Stoltzman and Moore aim to set a new standard for healthcare franchising. The company is also improving its patient acquisition systems and provider training to ensure growth doesn’t compromise quality of care.
Stoltzman and Moore promote a model in which growth and patient care are not opposing forces but complementary ingredients for the success of the healthcare enterprise. Their research challenges the traditional healthcare model and offers a bright outlook for the future of personalized medical care.
