In his January 2025 talk with Dr. Jordan Peterson, Tony Robbins mentioned that private equity firms grow wealth by using smart systems and leverage—not their own money. Now, you can apply that same thinking without risking your own savings.
The Integrated Dental Medicine Academy (IDMA) is rolling out a software platform called VADA (Virtual Automated Doctor Administrator). It’s a monthly subscription tool for dental offices. IDMA is bringing on 20 Doctors to help expand the program fast.
Here’s the great part: you don’t need to pay the $100,000 out of pocket.
As a participating doctor, you can lease the software with financing—either through one of IDMA’s lenders or your own bank. The monthly payments you receive from IDMA can help offset your financing costs.
IDMA has been in business for over 20 years. They’ve structured this program so your monthly software lease payments are matched by incoming funds from active dental clients. Each of the 15 dental offices pays $695/month, which is deposited into a separate account. This account is viewable to the participating doctor at all times.
Since you’re acquiring software for monitoring and operational use, this arrangement may qualify as an equipment lease—which could make you eligible for a Section 179 tax deduction (talk to your accountant about savings).
How the 15 Monthly Clients Help Cover Your Financing
Each dentist pays $695 per month to use VADA. IDMA assigns the revenue from 15 of these subscriptions (that’s $10,425/month) to a separate account that supports your monthly payouts. These funds are used to cover your monthly amount and final balloon repayment at the 12-month mark.