'Pay for Results'

The Institute clinics use a “pay for results” fee structure, which means that we only accept payment if together we are successful in eliminating your agreed-upon symptoms. When you come in for your initial visit, your therapist will review your health history and discuss your disease symptoms. Together you agree what would constitute a successful treatment, and you will pay into an escrow account an agreed fee. Should the treatment not be effective, your money will be refunded by the escrow service.

Our system of charging is quite unique in the health care field. This “pay for results” fee structure is a question of ethics, as we do not want to take a client's money if we have been unsuccessful. By writing a pre-defined performance contract, we find this makes for better clarification of the client’s symptoms and more effective targeting by the therapist. And after all, why should you pay for a treatment if it doesn't work?

Third party escrow for the treatment fee
Because we have a 'pay for results' policy, and the costs for these treatments are high, we use a third party escrow to hold the person's full payment in advance. This means that you, the client, can be sure that either you get well, or that all your money will be returned.

In the case of some diseases, such as autism, there is a delay after treatment for the full effects to take place. Your money stays in escrow during this period.