Nature's Cure
Anna Georgieva
Project Proposal for a Dietary Clinic
Nature's Cure is a small-scale clinic specializing in dietary approaches dedicated to addressing hormonal imbalances in women, particularly those associated with menopause. The enterprise aims to promote natural resources to manage menopausal side effects amongst women in the UK.
Logo creation
Nature's Cure logo
Nature's Cure logo
The logos are designed with the business purpose in mind. The platform used for the design is Canva.com .
Comprehensive Analysis: Delving Deep
Despite the inevitability of menopause, there is a notable lack of education among women in the UK and globally regarding their bodies and this natural transition.
A detailed analysis on menopause symptoms awareness and its effect on woemns' everyday lives, including statistics from Statista.com
A research of the most promoted solutions and their effects on womens' health.
A scientific research on the effects of nutrition on manupausal effects.
Business Approach
A detailed business approach is listed, including:
Core services description.
Detailed booking and treatment approach .
Pricing strategy:
Nature's Cure Pricing
An office location, chosen with a strict budget in mind, offering a range of convenient transport links.
Marketing research, in order to determain the most appropriate advertising platforms.
A detalied Value Proposition.
Business Model
Nature's Cure Business Model
A detailed business model is created to follow the effectiveness of the process and spot any areas for improvement. ( Miro.com )
Competitor Analysis
Comparison of Competitors in the Menopause Industry
A table highlighting the leading competitors in menopause symptom treatment, including their price ranges and locations (Microsoft Excel) . An analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of each clinic is included to determine potential competitive advantages.
Financials
Start-Up Costs
Ongoing Costs (Monthly)
Cost-Per-Patient Calculations
Cost Effectiveness of Nutrition Intervention
Overall, the majority of the nutrition interventions were found to be cost-saving or cost-effective (Cobiac et al., 2013).
Cost-Effectiveness of Nutrition Interventions
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Posted Nov 7, 2024
A detailed project proposal for a dietary clinic, focused on women's menopausal symptoms.
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