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How to Run a Clinic Successfully: Prioritize These Fixes for Immediate Impact
To revitalize a struggling clinic, prioritize stabilizing cash flow, promoting predictable schedules, facilitating documentation, improving staff handoffs, tracking key performance indicators, eliminating non-essential tasks, and establishing a rhythm of operational reviews and changes.
Dan Dunlop
6 days ago10 min read


The Operational KPI Playbook: Maximizing Clinic Performance
Practices should focus on a set of KPIs that provide visibility into clinic performance and scalability. Key factors to track include provider utilization, patient access and throughput, revenue per provider, claim acceptance rate, days in A/R, staff productivity, patient retention, and cost per visit.
Dan Dunlop
May 159 min read


Standardizing Operations for Improved Healthcare Practice Efficiency
This framework presents a seven-step approach for efficiently standardizing operations across multiple providers without diminishing autonomy. The model focuses on defining key metrics, establishing consistent visit templates, normalizing scheduling, and creating operational rhythms to enhance margins, reduce staff burnout, and improve scalability.
Dan Dunlop
Apr 248 min read


Practical Checklist for Optimizing Owner Dashboards in Medical Practices
The article provides a practical guide for medical practice owners to design effective EHR dashboards. Recommendations include focusing on decision-relevant metrics, real-time revenue reporting, efficient scheduling, preventing staff burnout, and maintaining margin clarity. Discipline in dashboard usage is also emphasized.
Dan Dunlop
Apr 166 min read


The First Three Fixes For A Struggling Clinic: A Checklist For Owners Who Want Control Back
Struggling clinics should first stabilize their appointment schedule, streamline their revenue cycle, and reduce Electronic Health Records (EHR) friction to regain control and ensure predictable growth. This approach mitigates chaos, enhances revenue, and reduces staff burnout.
Dan Dunlop
Mar 299 min read


Optimizing EHR Workflows for Cash-Pay and Insurance Models
To safely grow your practice, design separate electronic health records (EHR) workflows for insurance and cash-pay models. Further differentiate through different appointment types, financial consent template, and revenue reports. For scalability, choose EHR platforms allowing standardization and automation.
Dan Dunlop
Mar 268 min read


Scaling Charm: A Guide to Multi-Location Clinic Success
Successfully scaling Charm to a multi-location operation requires pre-planning, standardized processes, careful implementation, and goal-orientated assessment. It's crucial to design workflows for team efficiency, ensure consistent clinical/billing practices, and employ automation where efficient. Ensuring Charm reflects actual clinic operations is key.
Bryan Dennstedt
Mar 208 min read


Streamlining Telehealth Workflows for Clinics: A Comprehensive Checklist
Streamline telehealth by using a single defined operating model in Charm, making scheduling error-free, and ensuring easy accessibility to meeting links, thereby creating a reliable, easy, and profitable workflow for clinic staff and management.
Bryan Dennstedt
Mar 189 min read


Navigating Build vs Buy Decisions for Clinic Workflow Optimization
The article outlines a ten-step checklist to guide clinic leaders through decisions on when to build versus buy when operating on Charm, a popular clinical software. It emphasizes clarity of problem description, exploration of Charm's native capabilities, consideration of the clinic's operational needs and strategic differentiation, estimating costs and potential returns, ensuring auditability, and setting up small, real-world tests for integration outcomes.
Bryan Dennstedt
Mar 169 min read


Hidden Charm Features Most Clinics Overlook for Workflow Optimization
Clinics can improve workflows by utilizing EHR configuration features such as customized clinical templates, structured task queues, implemented protocols, optimized scheduling, role-based permission control, communication standardization, and structured data entry fields for easier reporting. A careful, measured approach to configuration can enhance efficiency and patient care quality.
Bryan Dennstedt
Mar 1310 min read


A Practical Decision Framework For Clinic Owners: How To Prioritize EHR Optimization
Clinic owners can prioritize operational issues using a decision framework based on constraints, operational impact, financial effect, and data. With clearly defined outcomes, measurable targets, and manageable changes, they can strategically improve profitability and scalability.
Dan Dunlop
Mar 127 min read
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