A conversation, not a form
Here's how the first minute goes.
Elf asks a few plain questions, then hands back an estimate of what staying employed is quietly costing you — your "valley."
- Elf Good to meet you. Let's keep this simple — what kind of clinician are you, and what's your specialty?
- You I'm an NP — family medicine.
- Elf Great. Which state will you practice in, and who employs you right now?
- You Ohio. I'm with a hospital-owned group right now.
- Elf Got it — Ohio, employed, family medicine. Give me a moment to pull typical credentialing and ramp timelines for your situation.
- Your valley — estimate$90k–$450kcash gap over roughly 90–180 days while you credential and ramp.
Estimate based on your inputs and typical timelines — not a promise. We refine it as we learn more.
- Elf That's the dip most clinicians cross on the way to independent. The whole reason I exist is to make it shorter and steadier — credentialing, payer enrollment, the back-office setup. Want me to walk you through the path?
Pick a voice
Meet your Elf.
Same chief-of-staff brain, four temperaments. Tap to preview — change your mind anytime.
How hands-on you want us
You set the dial. Elf does the rest.
Elf runs the back-office and setup of your practice — you own it and stay in control. Turn the dial up when you'd rather we just handle it.
Co-Pilot
Elf drafts every step and you approve it. You hold the pen; we cut the busywork.
Dial: low
Operator
Elf tracks every payer, flags overdue ones, and drafts the follow-up; turn up the dial and our team works the calls and portals.
Dial: medium
Done-for-you
We stand up the whole back office and setup end to end. You see clinic; we handle the rest — and you own all of it.
Dial: high
Flat fee. We never take a percentage of your practice. When you grow, you keep all of it.