MED SPA

Nobody here keeps a secret.
They share and receive key data.

Med Spa 9 was built by people who still run the floor. They don’t sell you a course. They take your call.

Chris Castello, co-founder of Med Spa 9, a nurse practitioner who owns and runs med spas in Indiana

Chris Castello

MSN, APRN, FNP-C. Co-founder.

A board-certified family nurse practitioner who started in critical care: a Level I trauma center, then the ICU and PCU at Indiana University Health.

Today he co-owns and runs med spas: co-founder of Genesis Lifestyle Medicine in Carmel, founder of Nexa Med Spa in Greenwood, operator of Fort Madison Med Spa, and an advisor to several others across the U.S.

Ask me aboutOpening the next location

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Hillary Mitchell, co-founder of Med Spa 9, a nurse practitioner who owns men’s health and weight-loss clinics in Longview, Texas

Hillary Mitchell

FNP, PMHNP. Co-founder.

A psychiatric and family nurse practitioner who owns and runs Align Health for Men and New You Weight and Wellness in Longview, Texas.

Her clinical work spans critical, primary and behavioral care. Practicing clinician and multi-brand owner is a rare combination, and it’s exactly what this network is built on.

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Joe Montgomery, co-founder of Med Spa 9 and NEON, who connects member data to Shared IQ

Joe Montgomery

Co-founder, technology.

Joe spent his early career in brand and revenue roles, then moved into technology and helped build companies through to acquisition. He co-founded NeonData with Chris, the team behind Shared IQ, and co-owns med spas and medical weight-loss clinics that run on it.

He connects each member’s EMR, which is why you can ask “why is their revenue per provider hour double ours?” and get an answer.

Ask me aboutGetting your data into NEON

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Why nine.

Nine is enough depth that every voice is heard, and small enough that nobody hides. Eight is the floor, so there are enough perspectives to matter. Ten is the ceiling; past that it stops being a table.

That range is the promise, not a marketing number.

Pull up a chair.

A founder will call within 48 hours. You’ll get a straight answer about fit, even if it’s “not yet.”