LHM Partners brings hair loss and pricing expertise to Las Vegas age management conference

written by Samuel Reed · 17 minutes ago
LHM Partners brings hair loss and pricing expertise to Las Vegas age management conference

When an Ada, Michigan-based firm sends two top leaders to a national medical conference, it signals more than just a speaking slot — it highlights how age management medicine is evolving at the intersection of clinical care and business strategy. LHM Partners, which supports age management and longevity medicine practices, announced that its co-founder and chief medical officer, Dr. Hyung Kim, along with a colleague named Kristen, will present educational sessions at the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine’s AMMG Age Management Medicine CME Conference in Las Vegas. The event, running from October 7 through 11, 2026, brings together clinicians and industry leaders focused on age management, longevity medicine, hormone health, metabolic health, and preventive care.

The invitation to speak reflects a broader trend: growing demand for evidence-based approaches to age management and the operational strategies that help medical practices deliver responsible, patient-centered care. As interest in longevity and preventive medicine continues to rise, forums like AMMG provide a platform for providers to exchange best practices, review current clinical developments, and strengthen care standards across the field. LHM Partners’ involvement underscores its ongoing commitment to supporting practices with both clinical insight and sound business guidance.

During the conference, Kristen — whose last name is not provided in the announcement — will deliver a pre-conference talk titled “Best Practices for Pricing and Compensation” on Wednesday at 2:45 p.m. This session aims to help practice owners and administrators think carefully about pricing and compensation structures, with an emphasis on transparency, sustainability, and fair value for patients and clinical teams alike. It is a topic that often gets overlooked in clinical training but is critical for running a viable practice.

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Dr. Hyung Kim, who holds an MD, an MBA, and is a Fellow of the American College of Physicians, will present “Hair Loss: Why It Happens and How to Treat It” on Friday at 3:45 p.m. His talk will review the clinical factors that contribute to hair loss and the range of treatment approaches currently available. The session is designed to give attending clinicians a practical framework for evaluating options and discussing care with their patients. Rather than promoting any single product or outcome, the presentation aims to support informed, individualized clinical decision-making.

The AMMG conference offers up to 18 AMA CME credits for select courses, providing continuing education value for physicians and allied health professionals who attend. With sessions covering a broad curriculum in age management and preventive medicine, the event is a notable destination for clinicians looking to stay current with developments across the specialty.

As part of their speaker benefits, LHM Partners is able to share a discount opportunity for those interested in attending. The firm’s Speaker Source Code, SPK20, offers 20% off the three-day main conference registration. To use the code, prospective attendees can visit the conference registration page at https://agemed.org/cme-conferences/las-vegas-october-2026/registration-rates, then enter the Speaker Source Code SPK20 in the box under Step 1, located at the bottom of the first page of the registration form. Additional details about the conference, including the full schedule and course offerings, are available at https://agemed.org/cme-conferences/las-vegas-october-2026.

LHM Partners works with age management and longevity medicine practices to strengthen both clinical excellence and operational performance. The firm’s leadership combines medical expertise with business acumen, an approach reflected in Dr. Hyung Kim’s dual credentials — an MD and an MBA, along with his Fellowship in the American College of Physicians. By pairing clinical knowledge with practical guidance on the business of medicine, LHM Partners aims to help practices deliver responsible, high-quality care while operating on a sound and sustainable foundation. The firm’s involvement in national educational forums such as AMMG reflects its broader mission of advancing thoughtful, ethical standards within the age management field.

Clinicians, practice owners, and others interested in age management medicine are encouraged to attend the sessions led by Dr. Hyung Kim and Kristen and to connect with the LHM Partners team during the conference. Their presentations are intended to provide both the clinical and operational perspectives that support well-run, patient-focused practices.

About LHM Partners
LHM Partners is an Ada, Michigan-based firm that supports age management, longevity, and preventive medicine practices with clinical insight and business guidance. Co-founded by Dr. Hyung Kim, MD, MBA, FACP, who serves as Chief Medical Officer, the firm combines medical expertise with practical operational support to help practices provide responsible, patient-centered care. LHM Partners participates in national educational conferences and continuing medical education events as part of its commitment to advancing standards within the field.

For more information, visit https://lhmpartners.com or call (616) 256-0691.

Kristen Cusack, CEO
LHM Partners
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Why it matters: As the age management and longevity medicine field grows, practices face increasing pressure to balance clinical quality with operational sustainability. Sessions like these — covering both hair loss treatment and pricing strategy — show that the future of the specialty depends as much on sound business decisions as on medical innovation. LHM Partners’ presence at a national CME conference reinforces the idea that patient-centered care and financial transparency are not competing goals, but complementary ones.


Samuel Reed

Samuel Reed

Samuel Reed is a senior journalist covering the intersection of business, technology, and society. With over a decade of experience, his work focuses on artificial intelligence, corporate governance, and emerging tech trends.

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