Embody partners with independent clinicians and practices that want to remain independent while becoming part of a more connected way to deliver women’s health care.
You’ve built your practice, your reputation and your patient relationships. Working with Embody gives you a way to expand that reach while keeping what you’ve built your own.
Together, we can create stronger referral pathways, connect complementary specialties and make it easier for patients to move between the care they need.
Tell us about your practice and where you see an opportunity to work together.
Independence is the starting point, not something you have to negotiate back.
Give patients a clearer path between specialties without asking them to navigate women’s health care entirely on their own.
Create stronger referral relationships across complementary specialties and services.
Introduce your practice to patients who may need your expertise while giving your existing patients access to additional care.
Where it makes sense, your practice may also use selected Embody practice services to support operations.
Explore opportunities to extend your specialty into new patient populations, locations or models of care.
Practice partnerships may make sense for:
We are especially interested in practices that share our commitment to thoughtful, evidence-based and patient-centered care.
Tell us about your practice, the patients you serve, your clinical specialties and what you’re looking for in a partnership.
Meet with our team to identify opportunities for collaboration, complementary services and shared patient care.
Together, we’ll establish the partnership structure, define each organization’s responsibilities and develop the workflows needed to support collaboration.
Begin working together with clear referral pathways, coordinated communication and an established framework that supports both practices while preserving clinical independence.
Not necessarily. Practice partnerships are designed to allow independent practices to work with Embody without automatically giving up their existing entity or identity.
Not necessarily. The systems required depend on the type of partnership and the services involved.
Potentially. Not every partnership needs to involve shared infrastructure or a larger operational relationship.
Yes. Operational services are available separately for practices that need additional infrastructure. Explore Practice Services
If you are an individual clinician looking for the infrastructure to be built around you, or you want operational support without a wider relationship, there is a page for each.