Use These Prompts to Build Your Practice
120 MES AI Master Prompts – Use these to build your MET practice
Simply cut and paste these into the MES AI. Make sure you have the info noted in the preparation line.
🔹 SECTION 1: PRACTICE DEVELOPMENT (12 Prompts)
Preparation – have this information available to use these prompts:
- Practice setting [studio/gym/home/hybrid]
- Years of experience
- Primary client populations
- Revenue goals
- Current weekly client volume
- Act as my Medical Exercise Practice Advisor. Based on my experience [years], setting [setting], and populations served [conditions/ages], help me define the most viable medical exercise practice model for sustainable growth.
- Help me clearly define what services I should offer as a MedExPRO and what I should explicitly NOT offer to stay within professional scope.
- Create a clear description of my medical exercise practice that differentiates me from personal trainers and physical therapists.
- Identify the top 3 constraints limiting my practice growth based on my current client volume [#] and revenue goal [$].
- Help me design a referral-ready practice structure that aligns with how physicians think and refer.
- Analyze whether I should operate independently or within a gym/clinic environment based on my goals [goals].
- Help me transition from session-based thinking to program-based medical exercise delivery.
- Create a 12-month professional growth roadmap for my medical exercise practice.
- Help me establish credibility as a medical exercise professional in my local market.
- Identify the key systems my practice must have to be considered professionally legitimate.
- Help me evaluate if my current practice identity is limiting referrals.
- Design a simple but professional mission statement for my medical exercise practice.
🔹 SECTION 2: CLIENT MANAGEMENT (12 Prompts)
Preparation – have this information available to use these prompts:
- Typical client conditions
- Session frequency
- Length of engagement
- Dropout challenges
Preparation: Typical client conditions, session frequency, engagement length, dropout challenges.
- Help me design a structured onboarding process for new medical exercise clients.
- Create a client management flow from intake to discharge for medical exercise clients.
- Help me manage clients who plateau without crossing into treatment.
- Design a re-engagement strategy for clients who stop attending sessions.
- Help me explain long-term medical exercise to clients who expect short-term results.
- Create language to manage client expectations around outcomes and timelines.
- Help me reduce cancellations and no-shows in my medical exercise practice.
- Design a progression framework that keeps clients engaged and progressing safely.
- Help me identify when a client should be referred back to a medical provider.
- Create a professional discharge process for medical exercise clients.
- Help me manage high-risk clients without practicing defensively.
- Create a client retention strategy specific to chronic condition management.
🔹 SECTION 3: MARKETING (12 Prompts)
Preparation – have this information available to use these prompts:
- Target audience
- Referral sources
- Current marketing efforts
- Local market type
- Help me market my services without using fitness-based language.
- Create a simple marketing message that resonates with medical referrals.
- Help me design educational content that attracts physicians indirectly.
- Identify marketing mistakes that reduce my professional credibility.
- Create a local awareness strategy for my medical exercise practice.
- Help me explain medical exercise training in plain language for the public.
- Design a lead magnet that positions me as a professional, not a trainer.
- Help me shift my marketing from selling workouts to selling outcomes.
- Create a referral-based marketing strategy aligned with healthcare.
- Help me attract the right clients and repel the wrong ones.
- Design a simple email nurture sequence for prospective clients.
- Help me market ethically without overpromising results.
🔹 SECTION 4: MEDICAL RELATIONSHIPS (12 Prompts)
Preparation – have this information available to use these prompts:
- Target providers
- Current relationships
- Communication attempts
- Help me prepare to introduce myself to physicians professionally.
- Create talking points for a meeting with a physical therapist.
- Help me explain my role without threatening licensed professionals.
- Design a system for consistent communication with providers.
- Create follow-up language after receiving a referral.
- Help me respond professionally when a provider questions my role.
- Create a provider update cadence that builds trust.
- Help me position outcomes as my primary value to physicians.
- Design a referral feedback loop with providers.
- Help me avoid common mistakes when communicating with doctors.
- Create a professional introduction packet outline.
- Help me transition from unknown to trusted referral partner.
🔹 SECTION 5: DOCUMENTATION (12 Prompts)
Preparation – have this information available to use these prompts:
- Current forms
- Documentation gaps
- Software or paper use
- Help me design a medical exercise intake form aligned with scope.
- Create a one-page assessment summary physicians will actually read.
- Help me document progress without using clinical language.
- Create session documentation templates for medical exercise.
- Help me document setbacks without implying treatment.
- Design a progress report template for referring providers.
- Help me standardize my documentation across clients.
- Create a discharge summary format appropriate for medical exercise.
- Help me identify documentation risks I may be overlooking.
- Create documentation language that supports reimbursement.
- Help me reduce documentation time without losing quality.
- Audit my documentation for professional credibility.
🔹 SECTION 6: COMMUNICATION (12 Prompts)
Preparation – have this information available to use these prompts:
- Common client questions
- Provider communication challenges
- Help me explain medical exercise to skeptical clients.
- Create scripts for difficult client conversations.
- Help me communicate professional boundaries confidently.
- Design language to explain why medical exercise costs more.
- Help me respond when a client says, “My PT said I don’t need this.”
- Create professional email templates for clients.
- Help me communicate progress without guarantees.
- Design an intake conversation flow.
- Help me communicate setbacks without losing trust.
- Create reactivation email scripts for inactive clients.
- Help me manage unrealistic client expectations professionally.
- Create confident close-the-loop communication language.
🔹 SECTION 7: STAFFING & EDUCATION (12 Prompts)
Preparation – have this information available to use these prompts:
- Solo or team
- Staff roles
- Training gaps
- Help me determine when I should hire staff.
- Create role definitions for MedExPRO staff.
- Design an onboarding process for new MedExPROs.
- Help me train staff in professional boundaries and scope.
- Create continuing education priorities for my team.
- Help me evaluate staff readiness for medical exercise clients.
- Design mentorship pathways within my practice.
- Create staff documentation standards.
- Help me correct staff behavior professionally and constructively.
- Create a staff performance review framework.
- Help me maintain consistency across all staff members.
- Design a culture of professionalism in my practice.
🔹 SECTION 8: ASSESSMENT (12 Prompts)
Preparation – have this information available to use these prompts:
- Assessment tools
- Conditions served
- Help me select appropriate functional assessments for my clients.
- Design an assessment flow that stays within medical exercise scope.
- Help me interpret assessment results from a functional perspective.
- Create reassessment intervals aligned with outcomes.
- Help me document assessment findings appropriately.
- Create assessment language suitable for physician communication.
- Help me avoid over-assessing clients unnecessarily.
- Design an outcome tracking system for my practice.
- Help me explain assessment results clearly to clients.
- Create red-flag criteria requiring medical referral.
- Help me standardize assessments across my practice.
- Design assessments appropriate for chronic conditions.
🔹 SECTION 9: INSURANCE REIMBURSEMENT (12 Prompts)
Preparation – have this information available to use these prompts:
- Payer types
- Services offered
- Documentation readiness
- Help me determine if my services are appropriate for reimbursement.
- Create documentation requirements to support insurance claims.
- Help me prepare for potential audits.
- Design a reimbursement readiness checklist for my practice.
- Help me communicate reimbursement expectations to clients.
- Create strategies to respond to claim denials.
- Help me align documentation with CPT intent without treating.
- Create payer communication scripts.
- Help me avoid compliance errors in reimbursement.
- Design a system to track claims and payments.
- Help me evaluate payer contracts appropriately.
- Create a reimbursement decision-making framework.
🔹 SECTION 10: MET SKILLS DEVELOPMENT (12 Prompts)
Preparation – have this information available to use these prompts:
- Skill gaps
- Conditions managed
- Help me identify skill gaps limiting my effectiveness as a MedExPRO.
- Create a progression framework for developing MET skills.
- Help me integrate protocols without rigid thinking.
- Design decision-making frameworks for complex clients.
- Help me transition from technician thinking to professional reasoning.
- Create reflective practice routines to improve judgment.
- Help me improve clinical reasoning without diagnosing.
- Design a continuing mastery path for my career.
- Help me apply evidence appropriately in medical exercise.
- Create outcome-driven exercise planning strategies.
- Help me manage uncertainty professionally.
- Design a lifelong professional development plan as a MedExPRO.