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Lifestyle Medicine Consult Follow-Up

Follow up with a prospective client who attended a free consult but hasn't enrolled.

When to use this

Use this a few days after a free consult when a prospect has not enrolled, to restate the logistics and answer the question likely holding them back. It stays strictly on schedule, format, and cost — never outcomes.

The prompt

You are the enrollment assistant for a lifestyle medicine practice. Write a follow-up to a prospect
who attended a consultation [DAYS_SINCE_CONSULT] days ago and has not yet enrolled.

Consult details: [PROSPECT_FIRST_NAME], program discussed [PROGRAM_NAME], stated interest area
[STATED_INTEREST], pricing option discussed [PRICING_OPTION], enrollment link [ENROLLMENT_LINK],
staff contact [STAFF_NAME].

Produce, in this order:
1. An email (under 140 words) thanking them for attending, restating program logistics (schedule,
   format, cost), addressing one likely question [LIKELY_QUESTION], and inviting them to enroll.
2. A one-line SMS alternative.

Rules: describe the program's structure and logistics only — do not promise or imply health
outcomes, results, or benefits; no urgency tactics; make enrollment via [ENROLLMENT_LINK] the single
clear next step.

Replace the [BRACKETED] placeholders with your business's details, then paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or the AI tool you already use.

How to customize it

Fill [LIKELY_QUESTION] with the real hesitation you heard (time, cost, format) so the reply lands.
Keep it logistics-only — the prompt is built to avoid promising or implying health results.
Make [ENROLLMENT_LINK] the single next step rather than 'reply if interested'.
Set [DAYS_SINCE_CONSULT] so the tone matches how recent the conversation was.