Feasibility Study:A feasibility study examines the viability of an idea with a focus on identifying potential problems and attempts to answer one main question: will the idea work? and should you pursue it? Feasibility studies provide in-depth details about the clinic to determine if and how it can succeed, and are a valuable tool for developing a winning plan. Using the information gathered during your community analysis, you will be able to verify whether your clinic would be a viable option. The questions you should ask during this step are:1. How much would it cost?2. Is this clinic necessary?3. How many people do you plan to serve?4. Can you charge and will people pay?5. What financing and maintenance options are you considering? Before you begin writing your project plan, you should identify how, where and who you intend to serve and also address issues such as where and how the clinic will operate. The information you collect and present in your feasibility study will help you: • List in detail everything you need to operate the clinic;...